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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1900

Page

10

Stevenson Consents to Run as Presidential Candidate

The article argues against tariff and imperial policies, urging adherence to the Monroe Doctrine and Declaration of Independence. It condemns annexation of distant territories including the Philippines and Porto Rico, warning against dictatorship and a standing army, and calls for independence and limited government.

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Notification from Richardson honoring Bryan’s 124th year

A Kansas City assembled delegation announces that Richardson nominates Bryan for president. The message defends democracy against imperialism, praises the campaign platform, critiques current administration, and urges unity to defeat imperial powers in November. The text emphasizes liberty, constitutional equality, and opposition to monopolies and trusts.

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Democracy’s Nomination Speech Forecasts Unity for New Century

Governor Thomas addresses Adlai and Adlai’s vice presidential nomination, praising the party’s record and urging a national pledge against monopoly and militarism. He argues the 1900 campaign will test whether people govern and whether liberty’s principles endure, urging a revival of independence and democratic ideals.

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Broad and bizarre 19th century church and war figures emerge

The piece lists Western Union college leaders and clergy, mentioning Rev. Meury Thoren and other church figures. It riffs on military ranks tied to figures like Sir George BH and Pope-like European leaders, then shifts to Empress Eugenie owning a steam yacht named Thistle, with the Duke of Hamilton cited as former owner.

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Pilgrimage of a Scranton Pastor Opens British Convention

An enthusiastic London welcome greets Scranton pastor delegates of the Christian Endeavor movement. The article notes a vivid pen picture of railway and hotel accommodations, remarks by ministers, Marianne Farningham’s poem, and a grand sacred concert opening in London on July 29 as part of the world pilgrimage voyage.

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Three well glory at Inez and the coula who tried

Fragmentary account recounts a failed ship arrival delaying meetings led by Meg and Dr Eberman state president of Pennsylvania. It notes a reception at a Monday afternoon meeting and urges England Scotland teaching methods amid Christian movement excerpts.

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America the Beautiful on Steamship Voyage to London

The narrative recalls arriving in Southampton with crowds waving and singing, then a hurried customs process aboard, and a late-night entry into London. The writer describes lodging shifts, hotel mixups, and a grand Endeavor convention opening at Alexandra Palace with thousands of delegates, speeches, and a sacred concert led by Mr Baer and Dr Clark.

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