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Ralph F. Mc
New York City
Knoxville Tribune Special Issue Praises Local Paper
The Knoxville Tribune celebrates its forty four page anniversary issue under J. By Pound. The Virginian notes East Tennessee Democrats aided by sharp local businessmen praise the paper for clear reporting and a well presented Marble City pride.
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Virginian
Knoxville Tribune
East Tennessee
Tribune
J. By Pound
Pound
Knoxville
the Tribune
Maine Man Harold Sewall Breaks With Democratic Party
Harold M. Sewall of Maine shifts from the Democratic ticket to the Republican banner in a contested move amid family political ties. The piece questions whether others share his independence and notes his right to vote as he pleases while criticizing scrutiny of every link to the Democratic party and his father’s campaign.
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Harold M. Sewall
Maine
Sewall
Democratic Party
McKinley Speech Appeals to Black Voters in Resolve for Republican Ticket
The Alexandria Gazette notes Major McKinley told a Black audience on Tuesday that they should vote for the Republican ticket because Lincoln freed them and made them equals of whites. The piece criticizes using emancipation as a political obligation and questions what benefits McKinley’s revival of the appeal will bring.
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Major MecKinley
Abraham Lincoln
McKinley
Urvan
MckKinley
Lincoln
Alexandria Gazette
Quartermaster McKinley
McKinley Favored to Avoid Tariff Debate in Acceptance Letter
The New York World argues the Republican candidate will dodge strong challenges to tariff policy in his acceptance letter. It predicts McKinley will keep the protection issue from dominating the campaign, while Hanna pushes for some tariff discussion to appease manufacturers. The World deems McKinley the most unsatisfactory presidential candidate for the party, with Hanna blamed for lack of unity.
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New York World
Glynn
Major McKinley
McKinley
Molinley
Hanna
Republican Party
The
Leather Trust
New England
Witter
Belshazzar
No More Northern Capitals For Southern Mills
The Boston Industrial Record reports a shift by Massachusetts cotton machinery makers away from supplying Southern mills on stock payments. Southern units must now pay cash, reducing the appeal of building new cotton factories in the South. The paper predicts fewer mills and less machine shop activity until existing stock reaches par value and is sold.
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Boston
Syndicate of Cotton Machinery Builders
Massachusetts
Southern Mills
Investment prospects for capital in a prospering enterprise
The article notes that if the enterprise continues to prosper and the investment proves to be a paying one, there should be no difficulty in securing further capital. It emphasizes the link between profitability and future funding.
The Speech of Me Rourke Cochran
A retort on Cochran's eloquence at the Democratic National Convention contrasts his attack on Bryan with Bryan's unifying tone. The piece argues Cochran's remarks insulted southern farmers and unreconciled fiveholders, while Bryan avoided offense and aided his cause.
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Rourke Cochran
Cochran
Cleveland
Chicago
Bryan
Mr. Cochran
Mr. Bryan
South
Cocobran
Notes and Opinions on Industry and Figures
An assortment of commentary notes cites the silk hat weight, U S capital in electricity, and stock company practices in England. It mentions Judge Calhoun on separate car seating and Spreckles returning from Europe to build a California beet sugar factory employing about 100 men, aiming for operation next year.
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United States
Globe
Des Moines Leader
England
Westminister Gazette
Spurgeon
Cline Spreckles
California
Europe
France
Notable Names and Anecdotes From Literature and Science
A miscellany notes Sir Henry Bessemer paid over 50000 in patent duties on inventions. Mrs Oliphant writes at night. Sir William Grove died in London after not discovering the spectroscope. C P Villiers recalls Harrow pranks with Lord Byron. Rev Samuel Merrill linked to Nebraska’s early white settlement. Elizabeth Gardner and others studied at Lasell. Alphonso Daudet paid 250000 for Sapho. Victor Hugo earned twenty thousand pounds for Les Miserables translated into ten languages.
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Henry Bessemer
Lord Byron
Harrow
Samuel D. Merrill
Rochester
Nebraska
Elizabeth J. Gardner
Ito Rougueyeau
Paris
Kate Pield
Annie Whitney
Boston
Lasell Seminary
Alphonso Daudet
Victor Hugo
Mother Love Poem Echoes in Faithful Verse
A Wiscong Tribune lyric excerpt by A B Ferris expresses longing for a mother’s comfort and guidance. The speaker recalls counsel, laments fatigue and sorrow, and hopes to meet the mother in dreamland for solace and divine mercy.
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Dreamland
Thes
Saat
A. B. Ferris
Wiscomg@g Tribune
Silver and gold debate shapes economic policy
A New York Journal editorial argues for free coinage and silver rights, contending that gold monometallism raises the dollar’s value, hurts workers, and concentrates gold control. It critiques Mr. Cockran’s stance and urges reasoning over rhetoric in currency questions.
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New York Journal
Cochran
United States Senate
Cockran
Wage Ennamors and wage earners in peril in 1818 era claim
The piece critiques wage earners and producers amid widespread job losses and half time work. It argues unions disrupt labor, wages fall to earlier levels, and cites decades of stagnation sinceCalifornia gold rush wealth started, highlighting adverse economic strain on workers and ongoing conflict over wages.
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Con.ience
Wall Street
Raghind
Gold
Jenn
McKinley and tariff issue split in standoff
The St Louis Republic reports Hannit clarifies McKinley’s stance on the tariff as the campaign’s main issue, with silver seen as settled in the West. The syndicate allegedly pushes tariff concerns to avoid the money issue, while McKinley’s position faces retreat and opposition from Bryan supporters. Carr’s Richmond letter signals opposition to McKinley despite free silver resistance.
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St. Louis Republic
Hannit
McKinsey
Tri
McKinney
McKinley
Fhanna
MckKinley
McKintley
Richmond
J.D. Carr
Carr
Richmond Sound Mooney League
Bryan
Yound
Youth and politics in Virginia era sparks commentary
The piece analyzes Bryan's youth amid national campaigns, cites press opinions, and contrasts with McKinley era policies. It notes Labor's free coinage stance and broader currency debates, while highlighting regional memories of past political disputes and economic fears.
Onward Forges The Big Sale At The Big Store
A promotional page extols Onward Forges Big Sale at The Big Store with big department bargains. It promises rare savings, clear prices, and careful representation, urging customers to act on apparel and other goods driven by a strong, rushy sale push.
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