McKinley Opens Second Term Amid National Support
The article lauds McKinley’s second inaugural amid rain delays praising his leadership during war and peace. It highlights his balanced approach, bipartisan respect, and the surge in American trade and prosperity under his administration. It notes opposition shifts in Congress credited to his personality and steady decision making.
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McKinley
Washington Star
Congress
House of Representatives
United States
Washington
Lincoln
A Broken Opposition Triumphs in Congress for McKinley
The Washington Star reports that President McKinley has overcome organized opposition in Congress to insular policy. Democrats show weak unity, with many unwilling to resist administration aims, creating an effective nonpartisan support that undermines a unified anti administration bloc. The president’s tact and amiability foster good will, reducing sustained partisan resistance.
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McKinley
Washington
Lincoln
Hamilton
Seward
House of Representatives
Congress
Munroe
Senate
Democratic Congressional
Washington Star
Reservoir System of the Cache la Poudre Valley
The Bulletin explains benefits of reservoirs for irrigation in the Cache la Poudre Valley Colorado prepared by E S Nettleton under Elwood Meads supervision. It covers river flow duties crops profits and the cooperative impact on water management.
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Office of Experiment Stations
Department of Agriculture
Cache la Poudre Valley
E. 8
Nettleton
Elwood Mead
Colorado
Cache la Poudre
1 St
Colora
United States Department of Agriculture
Cac la Poudre
Ity
Office of Irrigation Investigations
Washington
D. C
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Congress
Colorado Notes Brevity and Beginnings of State News
Colorado notes summarize multiple local items: Vietor barber shops hours. trout stock in Boulder Creek. mining deaths in Ouray and Cripple Creek. Denver memorial association incorporation. mining engineer Thomas Goad’s death in Liverpool. Republican and Democrat mayoral nominations in Trinidad. Denver to Boulder train delays due to wind. Colorado Springs rapid transit rights granted. Pagosa Springs water works bond vote. nickelin the slot telephones in Colorado Springs drug stores. Larimer County Teachers Association meeting in Loveland. pioneer Lyman Baldwin dies in Boulder. John Hays Hammond returns to Cripple Creek. Wolfe buys stake in Greeley Tribune. Roosevelt quip about Senate and Roosevelt.
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Colorado
Liverpool
England
Maredith
Trinidad
F. J. Wood
W. BE. Lawler
Denver
Boulder
Marshall
Colorado Springs
W. 8
Stratton
Pagosa Springs
Larimer County Teachers’ Association
Loveland
Lyman E. Baldwin
Boulder March Ord
Denver City
Transmississippi Congress
Cripple Creek
Alaska
Seattle
Fred Watson
Nome
Judge Watson
Aspen
Sam Watson
Fort Logan
Wyoming
New Mexico
Rocky Mountain Regiment
Fragmentary 19th century ads and text snippets mix
A garbled mix of industry terms, geographic notes, and product blurbs, referencing mills, metals, glass, and clothing items. The passage includes scattered mentions of New York, Great Lakes, Lancashire, and various goods like bleach and bunions remedies, all largely incoherent.
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Unites
York
Abe
Narragas
Atlantic “Woods
New York
Ocean
Great Lakes
Bam
Getty
Ainsteed
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C. W. Martin
Hotel
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Arthur Porter
Kansas City
Las Animas
Morrison
Pueblo
Orman
Ge, Jr
Dines
Dora B E. Reynolds
Board of Control
State Home For
Boulder Chautauqua Board of Directors
Freeman
Chautauqua
Charles Gilman
Denve
Wisconsin
Ort Collins
Poudre Canon
Lancashire
Wales
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