New York Deliberates on Democratic Convention Delegates
The New York state Democratic committee votes to send uninstructed delegates to the Denver national convention with only one dissenting vote. The piece notes New York's pivotal role for any candidate, including Bryan, and suggests eastern opponents expect a bitter fight for the nomination.
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New York State Democratic Committee
Denver
Aclinn Ig
Bryan
New ‘York
New York
White House
Gillo
Dorandrat
Bruno
Merchants Fight Aldrich Currency Bill In Senate Debate
New York merchants' association opposes the Aldrich currency bill while backing the Fowler house proposal. Williston presents arguments opposing the joint windowing of protests to representatives in Congress. The debate centers on interest rate effects with the Fowler bill seen as stabilizing and the Aldrich bill as likely to raise rates.
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Merchants’ Association of New York
Senate
Willotin
Congress
Wurnenaion
Public finance, currency reform debate and political contrast
A regional reader letter delves into currency policy arguing the Aldrich bill raises loan costs by taxing emergency currency, while endorsing the Fowler bill for elastic credit and stronger deposit guarantees. It stresses mutual bank oversight, potential for lower interest, and cautions about party interests and representation issues noted by the Hartford Courant. It also mentions gun politics and a humorous note from the Bonham News about a New York aeronautical stunt.
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Aldrich
Joana
Mexico and Latin America as growing trade partners
The piece estimates Latin America's population around sixty three million and highlights growth in foreign trade south of the Panama Canal. It notes Europe’s established trade with South America and the need for U.S. attention to Mexico and Central America as expanding markets. It emphasizes Lilia America as a significant customer worth study and cultivation.
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Mexican Herald
Pangata Canal
Mexico
Central America
Panama
Europe
Lilia
Venezuelan Ships and U S Arbitration Tensions
The Philadelphia Telegraph notes Venezuela refuses arbitration with the United States and contemplates an accord with Colombia. It questions how Colombia’s actions affect broader interests, mentions a possible U S seizure of ships to test naval firepower, and cites a poetic aside about Casabianca.
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Philadelphia Telegraph
Venesuela
Coloombia
Venezuela
Colombia
Sam
China Rousing or Not in Macao Filibuster Claim
The article discusses China’s rhetoric on Macao, its claims for damages from the Vancouver riots, and frames these statements as steps of advancement beyond initial appearances. It notes the strategic implications and possible wider impact of the positions presented.
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New York
China
Sermra
Macao
Sveausa
Pune
Political platforms mirror Roosevelts Hearst Bryan clash
Hartford Times notes a user says Bryan’s platform resembles Roosevelt and Hearst, leaving voters with choice between similar stances. The piece suggests the average voter will favor the candidate aligned with the platform they support.
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Hartford Times
Mr. Bryan
Ohio
Hearst
Chicago
Thiu
Shep the watchdog hero of a parish canine tale
The Passing Throng SB tells of Shep an English shepherd with loyal courage. He guards the Lyeé family horse by a rope attached to its collar and halter and when needed blocks access to danger. He even devises safe ways to stay with his master and charge during departures.
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Shep
Minster
Giiny
Tehort
Ton
Cunloe
Hig Master
San Antonio News Briefs From Thy Light Era
The Alamo Baptist church plans its first baptism with three young ladies to be immersed. Bond filed at $1000 in probate court. An Austin street fire burned Mrs Jones’s stable. City school board to elect teachers in July. Two divorces granted by district court. B Bennett reports from Uvalde County that rain fell but more is needed. San Antonio club to open new rooms Thursday night.
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Alamo
March 26 in History Highlights
On March 26 notable figures and events are recorded including the death of English architect and dramatist Sir John Vanbrugh in 1726, California earthquake shocks spreading days, General Alfred Holt Colquitt passing in 1890, and diamond magnate Cecil Rhodes dying in Cape Town in 1902.
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John Vanbrugh
InAs
California
Alfred Frott Colquitt
Georgia
Washington
rCeel! Rhoades
Cape Town
Mercury at Greatest West Elongation Visible This Week
Tonight and tomorrow morning the planet Mercury reaches greatest west elongation of 27 degrees and becomes visible low in the eastern sky. Look for Mercury before dawn as it rides with faint moonlight and dim stars near the eastern horizon.
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Rhaes
Risoa
Mercury
Vsuprlae
Little Bobbie's Essays About Animals in a Zoo Park
A child recounts a visit to a zoo on a Sunday, noting animals like a macaw and other birds. The narrator describes cages, enclosures, a giraffe, a bear, and interactions with a parent about nature and travel to the subway afterward.
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Little Bobbie
Crystal City Expands Telephones and Growth Amidans
Crystal City Texas reports new telephone link to Carrizo Springs and onward to Valde, with planned connections to Gometa Lone Vista and Gatesville. A post office Apostelpus established with A D Jackson as postmaster, daily Carrizo Springs service, and school opening this week. Principal Miss Grau Dut ton from Del Rio. Population growth rapid with many newcomers from Carrizo Springs Sherman and other towns. local business houses and heavy vehicle traffic reflect bustling town expansion.
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Crystal City
Tex
Cryatic
le Dennis
Valde
Carrizo Springs
Gometa
Lone
Vista
Gatesville
A. D. Jackson
Geard
Deaka
Mada
Shipp
M. H. Hammond
Famlies
J. E. Cavadine
L. LT. Cooper
J. IL Tegerld
Andrew Melds
Famillea
Trompet Texas
John Rainwater
Mother
Sherman
Starwood
Our College Friend Maud Lindsey Poem
A short poem describes Maud Lindsey as a cheerful college friend who brings sunshine, plays rather than works, and inspires admiration. It presents her as fair in looks, sweet, and with an inner life full of roses, always joyful and uplifting to those around her.
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Pritty
Sean
Mio
Maud Lindsey
Terribly Distressing Patent Remedy Ad in Early Saginaw Paper
An advertisement boasts Lenohards Hety-Rold and Home-Nol as cures for ulcers and piles with a money back guarantee. It claims a 1000 dollar guarantee and a month’s treatment price of 400 dollars available from Pecar Ding Co in San Antonio and Leonhardt Co Station 2 in Buffalo.
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Lenohards Hety-Rold
Pexar Ding Co
San Antonio
Texas
Leonhardt Co
Buital
N.Y
Unclear Transcript Describes Cluid-Joldon Lady Exchange
Fragmentary dialogue shows a Cluid-Joldon lady speaking about an auterabile and Tealth-Bne, with Harvey present but not answering. The exchange leaves Harvey astonished and unaware of the remarks.
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Cluid- Joldon
Tolkin
Harvey Ot Cowie
Cabinet Officer Diary Reveals Navy Affairs and Medical Notes
The diary recounts Navy Department matters with Admiral Blackdad and Chief of Bureau details, plus comments on hospital operations, reporters, and a presidential decision. It also notes Middle Ages narcotics study by Prof Kleingald and Oxford undergraduate mock funeral with a headsman procession.
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Zanden Globe
Association of Surgeons of
Munich
Kleingald
Theodaris of
Chervira
Funeral Procession Halted on High Street
A fragmentary report describes a procession of university men halted on High Street. Officials collected names and addresses of those present and ordered undergraduates to return to colleges as the procession was stopped.
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Procersio
Uulergraduates
Agin Coluges
Anda
Oldest Boxwood Trees In Pennsylvania Stand In Yeadon
Two boxwood trees over 30 and 25 feet tall, aged 143 years, rise on the Elmira Bonsall estate lawn in Yeadon Delaware County. Planted around 1769 from a boxwood hedge, parts of which remain, the evergreens show delicate dark green leaves about a half inch long.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Elmira Bonsall
Yeadon
Delaware County
Bonsall
Notice to Our Customers on Folex Honey and Tar
The Bexar Drug Co. announces Folex Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is non narcotic and free of opiates. It is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults.
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Folex
Jaway
Sheriff Candidates Named in Bexar County Primaries
The Light announces multiple candidates for Sheriff of Bexar County subject to Democratic primaries. B D Lindsey W J Goforth James A McGlaskey Chas F Stevens Fred H Lancaster are listed among those authorized to run.
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B. D. Lindsey
Ofice
Besar County
W. J. Goforth
Sherif
Light
Tames
McGlaskey
Bexar County
Phe Light Te
Chas. F. Stevens
Fred H. Lancaster
Asd
Ek County
Clark
Vivian &. Hamilton
Cleris
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