Free Silver Fallacy at Coquille Republican Convention
Hon. J. W. Bennett former Democratic leader of Ozona county addresses Coos county Republicans in a Coquille City hall meeting. He argues sound money policy aided McKinley era prosperity and urges party loyalty, denounces Bryanism, and praises river and harbor improvements led by Hon. Hieger Herman with broad support for the Republican ticket.
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Dd. W. Bennett
Ozon County
Flangagan & Bennett
Marshfield
Coos County
Democratic Party
Wiliter
Qhiwitrhid
Sir. Buckman
Chicago
Bryan
Mckhinsey
Frevalver Circus
Anolas
Hierald
Laugster
Union
Republican Party
Uader
Cannes
Wall Innield
Iabor
Berm
McKinley
Coquille
Hieger Hermann
Tee
Tongue Renominated On The First Ballot At McMinn
The April 10 convention in McMinnville nominated Mr Tongue for congress on the first ballot after a long session. Gatch Brownell and others staked claims as rivals while McKinley era pledges shaped the platform as delegates voted 08 to 62 against the minority. The gathering adopted resolutions favoring the gold standard and McKinley’s renomination.
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Or. Harlbat
Lane
Pampeit
Gheorge Love
Jackson
Geory Ankeny
J. P. Tamiosie
Washington
Rafus Moore
Klamath
T. WV. Harrie
W. Hurt
Benton
J. N.smith
Marion
F. Conn
Luke
A. Dawson
Linu
A. W. Severance
Tillamook
Wright
Yamhill
Lot Pearce
Scott
Jiackamas
A. H. Crook
Curry
BR. A. Booth
Josephine
W. Riddie
Douglas
W. B. Clark
J.T. Bridges
C. E. Wade
Frank HT. Rogers
A. E L. Nichols
J. B. Riddle
H. Mooney
J. T. Bridges
L. Dillard
J. H. Booth
G. W. Riddle
J. J. Chapman
A. G. Young
C. L. Franklin
J. L. Stratford
EF. Dr. Stratford
W. ©. Conner
Tongue
J. B. David
Yamhill and
A. Steele
Clackamas
J. A. Wilson
J. B. Eddy
Forest Grove
Congress
I. R. Kelly
Albany
H. H. Howitt
Linn
G. W. Swope
Clackamas County
Gatch
Brownell
Wewitt
Carter
Mr. Tongue
Tongue Band
Hillsboro
Latroia
Ted
William McKinley
Kitten
Kelly
Linn County
O. B. Hart
Cons
J. W. Bennett
G. C. Brownell
BE. A. Bailey
Donglae
Jackeoo
H. E. Arkeny
BR. G. Smith
H. E. Murdock
Lake
J. P. Millary
TW. Harris
Lincoln
Tra Wade
I. R
Guo
Dewey Rethinks Presidential Run Amid Family Pressure
A Washington report claims Admiral Dewey plans to withdraw from the 1900 presidential race within days after consultations with Democratic rivals and unfavorable press views. Dewey denies any withdrawal, while his wife states the admiral did not consent to run.
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New York
Washington
Admiral Dewey
John R. McLean
Dever
McKinley
Boer Disaster Reported in South Africa Battle Near Brandfort
Telegraphs from Pretoria and London recount a Boer victory south of Brandfort with British losses said to reach 600 killed and wounded and 800 captured. The reports cite General Dewet’s forces at Menkartefontein and claim a third Boer victory within a month. Verification remains uncertain among sources.
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Lexpos
Ths
Daily Mail
Stamfort
Merkatelentsiy
Brandford
Lord Roberts
The
Tribune
London
South Africa
Pretoria
Brandfort
Mail
Dewet
Menkartefontein
Britiah Jossesa
Vila
Baden-Powell Reported Dead Amid War News
Reports from Lospen April 1 indicate Colonel Baden-Powell is dead. A large crowd gathers at the war department as officials promise to post ballots with updates. The British army has suffered over 25 000 casualties since the war began and losses are expected to rise.
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Lospen
Baden-Powell
War Department
Anxiety in London as Boer reports fuel public fear
Reports from London and Pretoria stir nervous public opinion amid inconsistent Boer battlefield news. Dispatches indicate quiet commandos and no clear Boer victory, while rumors of Markatsfontein and Raddersburg persist with cautious skepticism across newspapers and officials.
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Lexpos
War Office
Lord Roberts
Free State
Pretoriano
Roberto
Markatsfontein
Raddersburg
Cormer
Canyonville Fire Ends Wollenburg Broad Store
Special report notes Canyonville blaze destroyed the Wollenburg Broad store with J. D. Mitchell occupying the building. Loss set at 800 dollars, insured for 500. The piece mentions unrelated notes on Portland University and Willamette consolidation.
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Plarpesles
Wollenburg Broad
Canyonville
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Gries
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Committee On Revolutions
Dewey
Will
Bloemfontein
Dallas
Polk County
Portland University
Willamette
Thia
Sore Tuir
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