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Various political and social snippets from late 19th century press
A jumble of brief notes reports and opinions touching politics trusts population railways and notable figures. Topics include a Smith family reunion in Pedpach New Jersey estimates of gold in England, the death of ex judge MacAdoo in Atlantic City, appeals over nominations in Baltimore and Washington circles, a Kentucky lawyer jailed for aiding clients escape, forecasts on the Trans Siberian railway travel time and fare, notes on population in Texas and the United States, Joseph Chamberlain's visit to the United States, Republican attacks on the projected next president, McKinley campaign antics and protectionist debates, a Memphis burglary with sock theft and bizarre return, and editorials from the New York World and Raleigh News about trusts monopolies and political endorsements.
New York Herald Lays Funds for Henri Watterson Nomination
The Herald opens its hat for money to cover expenses if Henri Watterson is nominated at the Indianapolis Convention but shows little enthusiasm so far. It lists $5,000 as a start and invites contributions of $5 and up, though responses are few.
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Philadelpha Ledger
Tom Watson
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New York Herald
Henri Watterson
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New York
Bryan
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Mr. Bryan
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Chicago
Charleston
Republicans purge field in Virginia race
At a Petersburg conference Republican leaders indicates Mr Gee withdraws from the Fourth District race leaving one Republican in the field against the Democrat. Efforts aim to clear the Second District, signaling a strong contest in Virginia and urging Democrats to unite.
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Petersburg
Gee
Congress
Mc.Gee
Vicginia
Depew Urges Republicans to Bar Dems from Victory
Chauncey Depew spoke in New York Thursday urging Republicans to avoid credit if victory comes with Democratic votes. He warned Democratic friends have aided the cause of sound finance only to be kept from taking part in the win, calling the Democratic party disorganized and predicting a post November change in rhetoric.
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Cherieston News and Courier
Cottee Tie Trust
Uot
McKinney Promdees
New York
Chauncey Depew
Dobew Arth
Which Side Are You On At Tivell Bryan Speech
The speech at Tivell questions party loyalties and denounces trusts and syndicates while urging support for government by the people. It contrasts Bryan’s stance with corporate influence and cites Hill’s reconciliation after the Chicago convention. The piece defends unity among Democrats and criticizes the New York World’s portrayal.
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W. J. Bryan
Lo Bee
FIGHTS OF TOM REED AT Old Orchard Speech
The Hon. Thomas Brackett Reed spoke at Old Orchard Missouri on the sixth. Democratic rivals would have faced sharp ridicule for similar flights in remarks, yet the Republican press and others call his effort grandly eloquent. He addressed the 75,000,000 people.
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Thomas Brackett Reed
Old Orchard
Reed
Reed's Speech Urges Universal Labor Benefit and Peace
The speaker extols labor as central to national greatness and world progress, arguing that wealth should come from human energy, wise laws, and peace. He contrasts war profits with the aim of using all energy for mankind, praising Reed as a broad thinker devoted to humanity.
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Mr. Reed
Maine Statesman
Reed
Sue
Personal notices spark patent costs and colonial affairs
Sir Henry Bessemer has spent over 50 000 on patent stamp duties for his inventions. The first volume of Beard Beaconfield papers may publish around year start on the Marquesas Islands. In marriage, a husband gains rights over his wife’s sisters while brothers gain similar rights over the bride. Miss Cornachia Sorabji, India’s first lady tower, faced a manslaughter case defense before the Punk Sessions Judge, pursuing her clients.
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Henry Bessemer
Beard Beaconfield
Marqnesas Islands
Cornachia Sorabji
Tower
India
Notes and Opinions from a Fragmented Archive
Fragmentary notes reference Greek divorce law, a Cardinal de Bourbon bust at the Bibliotheque Nationale, a Queen Wisteria silver medal for Ushant rescue workers, and Albert Nelson Prentiss’s botany career at Cornell. The verse declares a mission to learn, help others, and advance reason with divine resonance across history.
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Albert Nelson Prentiss
He Chose the Purse and Labor Split in 1890s Pages
A New York Journal editorial critiques the Ameritom Federation of Bada and Labor's leaders. It argues a candidate close to powerful financiers gains influence, while factional disputes threaten the union movement. It cites Melvins and Powderly and suggests choosing the man with the purse reflects broader political power and labor loyalties.
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Free Vote vs Foreign Missions Divides Reform Debate
Fragmented OCR reports a debate over free silver and foreign missionary funding. The piece cites Miss Roswell, secretary of the Wrest Site Renabliewn Woman's Club, arguing that monetary policy will influence conversions abroad and affect missionary resources. It notes criticism of a silver stronghold approach and hints at political mobilization and voter impact.
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Mie Ulett
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Dad
Debates on currency stirin gates and church funding impact
The passage discusses scarcity and the burden of expenses pressing the country, arguing that restoring silver to the currency could revive national prosperity and expand church missions. It criticizes Republican fiscal plans as manipulative toward women and wages, noting split classes between idle capital holders and the working poor, with farmers affected by price shifts and cost of goods.
Purpose of the Third Ticket in Norfolk Editorial
A letter to the editor cites a New York Herald piece from August detailing the third ticket’s aim to defend the Chicago ticket, safeguard the country from disaster, and avert repudiation of the gold standard, predicting McKinsey’s election as an unintended outcome.
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Norfolk Virginian
New York Herald
Mckinsey
Cassimere Pants Bargains Aim Rapid Cleaning Sale
Well made Cassimere pants in all sizes highlighted by Hig Trade as they push to execute work swiftly. The urgent demand for emergency cleaning drives the sale as prices and bargains are presented to speed the process.
Clearing sale offers fine worsted dress pants in choice patterns
Debut clearance features form fitting, first class trousers. Readers urged to act fast as delays diminish advantages in securing garments. Named patterns and specific items not provided in readable text.
Navy blue men’s sack suits offer great value
A sale announces navy blue sack suits for men in all sizes up to 4, with square or round cuts. Samples are in the west window. Emphasizes economy and prompt attention for good suits at money-saving prices and reliable service.
Business Bargains In Neckwear Department
A compact sale note highlights bold reductions in ties and accessories including stylish silk items and club ties. The listing touts a fifteen cent price clip per mark, urging shoppers to act quickly before stock runs out.
The Final Cut On Straw Hats East Window
Promotion offering any Straw Hat from the East Window at twenty five cents each. Customers may choose any style available, with the sale advertised as a limited special.
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East Window
Great Stock Relief Sale on Boys Knee Pants
A bold sale announcement offers knee pants for boys at twenty three cents as a special price. The notice highlights neat car designs and strong weight for various uses, promising a strong push to clear stock.
Solid serviceable bargains in hoys knee pants sale
Corduroy knee pants offered at a sale price of 29 cents per pair. The ad promotes strong corduroy fabric and mentions standard half dollar value and a quick conversion to cash.
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HOYS
Loy’s knee pants bargain in heavy black cheviot
Money saving notice offers Loy’s knee pants in extra heavy black cheviot for men. Dressy neat look and durable. Bargain time 15 now. As long as they last price 37 cents.
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Loys
FPI Sells Brown Deck Suits At Deep Discount
The ad offers boys brown deck suits priced as low as 73 cents after reductions from 18 cents to 10 sizes. Interested buyers urged to act quickly to clean up inventory.
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FPI
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