Fragmented State Official Titles and Political Rhetoric
A garbled OCR segment lists state officials such as President Vice President Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State State Auditor State Treasurer Attorney General and others with names like JAMES A MOUNT and Zode Ae ho BELL. It includes odd lines about a “Popocrat” and a quizzical line about a “gent dolar” reflecting political tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Vicw
State Auditor
State Treaster
State Statistician
McKinley Campaign Gains Support From Indiana Democrats
Readable fragments show Indiana Democrats rallying for McKinley amid economic fears with voters urged to back the Republican ticket as the silver issue looms. The text hints at campaign enthusiasm and potential outcomes, noting Bran as a figure to be defeated.
Ao giesville Tigers Edge Browns 20 to 7 in tight game
The witty young ball team of Ao giesville faced the Browns last Saturday with Ao giesville gaining 20 points to Browns 7 in a close contest. The game showcased the visitors' resilience and early lead followed by a steady rally.
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Aogiesville
Browns
Chon
Wounds on our country heal with Republican salve
A brief political vow declares that resolving divisions caused by the Democratic party requires GOP unity and action to restore national healing and steadiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Country
Democratic Party
Bryan and Watson in tense home and tour scraps
At home and away Mr Bryan speaks freely while Mrs Bryan rests. Sewall clashes with Watson as the two quarrel, drawing Bryan into a risk of being knocked off balance in a tense domestic encounter.
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Bryan
Sewall
Watson
Restore Confidence in U S World Standing Since 18A2
The speaker urges a national return to the stature that earned global trust in 1802, aiming to reestablish leadership and credibility on the world stage through renewed policy and resolve.
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United States
Declining Speech From Capitol Steps Stirs Sympathy
Report notes Bryan declined to make a speech at the Capitol in Washington due to sympathy for Cox. The decision reflects political sensitivity and a desire to avoid appearing to capitalize on a colleague's distress.
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Piriars
Coxey
Bryan
Washington
Feachange
Campaign schedule lists Bryan stopping in several towns
The candidate Bryan plans stops in Los Sierdam next Tuesday and Wednesday. He will speak in New Albany Seymour Columbus and Indianapolis Tig.
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Bryan Veil
Lossierdam
Albany
Seymour
Columbus
Indvanspo- Tig
Bryan Charges Memocratic Party With Silver Standard Doubt
In Centralia in his 1H speech after nomination Bryan says the Memocratic party has dual for a single standard of silver. He argues the party supports inconsistent silver standards and calls for a uniform approach.
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Centralia
WJ Bryan
Auburn
Excursion Train Details Highlight Canton Course
A recent excursion train bound for Evansville last Sunday carried 73 for McKinley and 60 for Bryan. The crowd exhibited preference toward Canton as the event progressed.
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Evansville
Tor McAkinley
Tor Bryan
Canton
Sewall Stays On Ticket Despite Cash Concerns
The speaker defends Sewall on the ticket, dismissing opposition as meaningless unless he recoups money, which is unlikely, and asserts his continued position amid Carolina critics.
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Sewall
Carolinas
Laxed Ye to Be My Company Billy and Poppy Dialogue
Fragmentary dialogue between Billy and Poppy about companionship. no clear event or context provided. The text suggests a social or romantic exchange with no identifiable persons beyond nicknames.
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Billy
Bryan
Poppy
Voter Persuasion on Republicanism and Economic Policy
A 19th century statement endorses Republicanism linking it to reciprocity and protection of American workers and currency stability. It argues for paper, silver, and gold standards, all valued as reliable as in the past. The speaker champions honest money and sound economic principles.
Political remark from 1892 by Mr Bryan on Lincoln Omahu
Fragmentary OCR quotes a 1892 remark by William Jennings Bryan addressing cities Lincoln and Omaha. The snippet lacks full context and surrounding statements.
Democrats Seek Change Yet Again in 1892 Debate
In 1892 the Democrats pursued change and secured some reforms. Now they demand another shift but fail to satisfy themselves. The piece questions whether to continue their governance as America faces slow decline.
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America
Rev Dr Charles Parkhurst Reformer Challenged on Legislation
A Lor partisan asserts you cannot legislate value into a commodity and questions how any conscience or intellect could support such an attempt, reflecting a debate around reform and ethics in New York.
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Charles Parkhurst
New York
Bryan Moves Toward Final Turn in War of Words
The Globe Democrat editorial compares Bryan to General Lee and predicts a swift end as Bryan advances toward his Appomattox after invading the enemy’s country weeks ago. The piece frames his campaign as a doomed invasion facing a decisive retreat.
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Bryan
Gen Lee
Tretysburg
Appomattox
Globe Democrat
Wages higher now than any time before 1873
A brief note states that wages are higher now than at any prior time before 1873 and that each dollar in earnings buys more than before 1873. The passage emphasizes workers’ awareness of rising real wages and purchasing power.
What a Merry Boy and Local Whimsies
A light town column notes watermelons will not ripen for a year and Spring Street gravel remains soft. An old fashioned rain fell early in the week and townsfolk joke about the stag glee club. Ed Seneff reportedly went to Washington to brief Democrats on the money question.
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Ed Seneff
Washington
Popocrats
There Here and Other Flaves in a Rural Note
A collage of local notes from Washington area: weather, corn husking, education, rail travels, and political talk. Mentions Bryan’s Seymour speech October 6, wood fuel, pavement needs, Rev J D Hartsock moving to Greencastle, free silver talks in Elnora, and community events at Burns City and Evansville.
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J D Hartsock
Greencastle
Pargett
Riggins
Elnora
Force Rally Fails To Impress In Madison Township
The Madison township crowd stayed calm at a Thomas Force rally last Saturday night. No appearance by Force dampened spirits with only a lone glee wagon from Einota showing any enthusiasm, leaving Pupocrats of Northern Daviess County seeking a stir that did not materialize.
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Madison
Einota
Daviess County
Commissioners Doings: September Allowances Vary Across County
The record lists September allowances for county officers and prison needs in Door County. Items include Roads 61.10, Printing 258.02, Courthouse and Jail upkeep 503.90, and various individuals with sums such as 34.25 for poisons, 54.05 for Wadsworth prisoners, 421.10 for HooAjkman, and 704.00 for Robert Russell. Final total allowances reach 1,?453.79.
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Door
Washington
Ea Peers Fas
Ida Cleat
Fee Steeda
Ee Grds
Petras Sera Cattavder
Howe
JG Lemirg
Wads
Ts Daughterly
Court Term Opens Next Monday with Jurors Listed
October July notes the Octobe term of Court will begin next Monday. The flowing are the jurors: Michael Hettger Washington, Matthew Viowney Washington, John Greenwood Washington, DG Murp v Barr, Stephen Y Callahan Madison, Martin Foyle Harrison, Wm A Mycra Bogard, John 1 Devis Veale, Thomas Lacler Elmore, John P Turk Jr Steele Philip Serles Reeve Alfred Jolisor Washington.
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Michael Hettger
Washington
Matthew Viowney
John Greenwood
DG Murp v
Barr
Stephen Y Callahan
Madison
Martin F’oyle
Harrison
Wm A Mycra
Bogard
John 1 Devis
Veale
Thomas Lacler
Elmore
John P Turk, Jr
Steele Philip Serles
Reeve
Alfred Jolisor
Seteols Nave Opens as City Schools Start Strong
The city schools opened Monday with teachers J W Satter field JS Hubbard Walter Breden Chas Bennett Laura Laughlin and Jennie Tayle guiding classes at the big end of the bird. Air attendance greeted the teachers and parents urged regular attendance to ensure a successful term in Oden. Noted inequality in room enrollment drew attention as one room held 606 pupils while another had 19, with a plan to divide students more evenly.
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J W Satterfield
JS Hubbard
Walter Breden
Chas Bennett
Laura Laughlin
Jennie Tayle
Oden
Personal Free 62 Page Cal Reference Book Sold
Advertisement offers a free 62 page reference book to anyone with a chronic sex specific disease. It claims to be from Dr Hathaway and Co addressed at 70 Dearborn Street Chicago and seeks to reach leading physicians and surgeons of the United States.
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Phycians
United States
Dr. Hathaway & Co
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Echoes on the Stump in Newberry Rally Coverage
Hon John F Scanlon led a Republican rally in Newberry drawing a large crowd from nearby areas. Stephen A Douglas of Chicago was announced to speak at Burns City next Thursday, with other GOP speakers like W Coren and Frank Hanley noted for forthcoming events.
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Starlin S:ms
Burns City
John F Scanlon
Chicago
Newberry
Stephen A Douglas
Abraam Lincoln
Wool and silver free spinning pledge to Bryan
A satirical letter from I Opener argues for Uncle Sam to coin wool for free processing like silver mine owners, claiming equal treatment for wool and silver. The writer threatens political action if wool spinning isn’t provided at no cost.
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Mistin Bryas
Sim
Uncle Sam
Mister Bryan
Sam
Washington
Jone
National Star Building Ad Seeks Trustworthy Staff in Indiana
Wanted several faithful men or women to travel for responsible established house in Indiana. Salary $780 payable $15 weekly and expense. Position permanent. Reference. Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope. The National Star Building Chicago.
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Indiana
National Star Building
Chicago
Emulsified Cod Liver Oil Helps Slow-Turning Child Deaths
A newspaper snippet notes one third of children die before age five from wasting. It critiques slow growth and stomach bowel trouble, urging Cod liver oil emulsion with hypophosphites as a remedy sold by druggists at 50 cents and 3 dollars.
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Rome
Simple Sums for Silverites. Voters’ quick calculations
A farmer with 1000 bushels of wheat gains from cheap money if prices rise. a silver standard would cut workers’ purchasing power. The piece questions how much wealth is created by coining silver and returning it to bullion owners and asks for calculations on loans and labor benefits.
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Rocky Mountains
Vermont
Whidden Graham
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