A Second Love And Miss Molly’s Reconciliation
On a riverboat morning Molly and Jack discuss love and money. Jack confesses he will marry another woman, but Molly reveals she loves him still. He asserts the other woman is Molly, and she forgives him, pledging happiness as his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly
Jack
Ainel
Molly Merton
Mrs. Staines
Oyowng Tian
Melly
Staines
MoUy
Deck
Jacek
Eden
Molly Darling
Dhvek
Chicago Tribune
Papa, Mama Says Det Up A Morning With My Baby
A lullaby mood piece recalls a morning scene as a parent awakes to a child’s call. The speaker imagines future days when the baby’s touch and voice fade, pondering the change as parent and child grow distant.
Chicago Record-Herald Quotation Cited by Kiser
A fragment from Saye det up referenced by S. E. Kiser appears in the Chicago Record-Herald. The line evokes a restless voice prompting a wakeful moment, reflecting editorial tone and era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Kiser
Chicago Record-Herald
Alfonso Likes Bullfights Sparks Royal Interest in National Sport
A Milwaukee Sentinel report cites a court official denying rumors that King Alfonso dislikes bullfights. The king, after witnessing the sport at his crowning, reportedly speaks of bullfighting with close aides and insists he will not heed objections to attending the national sport.
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Alfonso
Milwaukee Sentinel
Due Credit Awarded in Chicago Record Herald Note
The Chicago Record Herald credits Alfred Austin and his loyal advocate for truthfulness, asserting his poetry remains ladylike and worthy of recognition. The piece calls for giving credit where it is due to restore proper literary praise.
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Alfred Austin
Chicago Record-Herald
Trade from Expansion Growth in Island Possessions
Figures from the U S Treasury Bureau show rapid growth in trade with the Philippines, Porto Rico, and Hawaii since annexation. Exports to the Philippines rose from 94 507 in 1897 to about 5 million in 1902, with Porto Rico exports climbing from 1 058 885 in 1897 to over 10 million in 1902, while Hawaii exports increased toward 20 million annually. Imports from these insular possessions also rose markedly over the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Statistics
United States Treasury Department
United States
Aliany Journal
Philippines
Woo
Philippine Archipelago
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Liavean
Sun Up
Aml Wise
Bryan's New Party and the Silver Question Split
Alarmed by Grover Cleveland's power and the silver issue, W J Bryan allies plan a new party formed from several old eastern organizations. Pettigrew leading the move after a Manhattan Beach conference with Dubois Shibley Croppers. Bryan to campaign to rally state groups, literature distributed along his path.
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Grover Cleveland
David B. Hill
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
W. J. Bryan
Rh. F. Pettigrew
South Dakota
Manhattan Beach
F. E. Dubois
United States
Idaho
Garret Croppers
North Dakota
George S. Shibley
Washington
DD. C
Bryant
Cleveland
Pettigrew
Dubois
Shibley
Bryan
Great Democratic Animal Race for the Presidential Nomination
A 1904 era political survey notes changes in import and export values with the Philippines Porto Rico and Hawaii. It contrasts 1897 and 1902 figures and predicts future growth under U S governance. Mentions Alaska South Africa gold money supply and a key question of railroad ownership. Bryan's rising Western popularity is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
South Africa
Bryan
West
Cleveland
Texas Democrats Back 16 to 1 Coinage Platform
The 1898 Texas Democratic convention endorsed the 16 to 1 free coinage plan with full legal tender status and praised the Kansas City platform’s stance on silver. The piece notes a split between readers who want monetary reform and those who fear foreign actions overshadowing domestic financial questions, and comments on Bryan’s influence and Alguinaldo’s lack of interest in self rule. The report frames Bryan as wrecking the party and highlights editorials from the Macon Telegraph and Washington Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record-Herald
Cuba
Porto Rico
Kansas City
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
Democratic fault lines and Theodore Roosevelt support rise
The excerpt surveys party tensions amid Bryan era debates. It notes Democratic hopes for House seats and questions prospects for gains. Roosevelt gains broad public backing for enforcing laws, while editors flag clashes over tariff and friars in the Philippines amid campaign rhetoric.
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House of Representatives
Tray Vimes
Democrats
Cleveland
Bryan
Deep Sea
Indianapolis Journal
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
Democratic
Philippines
Democratic Party
St Louis Globe-Democrat
Ingenious Camera Quips and Joke Skits
A collection of witty lines from diverse papers including Detroit Free Press: sanguine disposition misheard as a banana hammer daddy joke. Chicago Times-Herald notes on a perfected transparent celluloid silvering process. Chicago Record features a pun about a Philarthropist and a letter marriage. Dick-Me-Up recalls Tom-Tlargy's drunken bailout tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caele Christopher
Bobby
Detroit Free Press
Chicago Times-Herald
Allen's Foot-Ease Cure for hot sore feet
An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease as a remedy for hot, sweaty, calloused and swollen feet. It claims quick relief, lists price and a free trial, notes availability at Druggists, and provides an address in Le Roy, New York. It also includes assorted quotations and product mentions from various sources.
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Allen
Allen S
Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
Catarrh cure offer from Penuma Medicine Co
An advertisement from The Penuma Medicine Co of Columbus Ohio offers a free catarrh book and promises free medical advice from Dr Hartman President of the Hartman Sanitarium. Readers are urged to write if the remedy does not provide prompt and satisfactory results and to provide a full statement of their case.
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Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Ae Hartman Sanitarium
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Pharaoh
North Africa
Ticston Transcript
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Tidia
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Macon
Telegraph
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Efaguinaldo
Washington Star
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Johnson
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Hopkins
Tom—Tlargy
Arahelal
Werbert
Times-Democrat
Chicago Daily News
John F. Boyer
Trinity Springs
Ind
CATTI
St. Lo
Seernsee
New Orleans
Lew Colton
Joe
Samuel Pucher
Pam
Bears
Castoria
A.N. Kellogg Newspaper CO
Mut Street
St. Louis
Peruna
X.schneider
Bright
Peruana
Joseph B. Crowley
Robinson
Crowley
Donovan
University OF Notre Dame
Notre Dame
St. Edward's Hall
A. Morrissey
Lee
St Mel
BEX Whiting
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