Republican State Ticket Details and Contested Edits
A fragmentary notice lists a Republican at large ticket including Galusila A. Ghow of Susquehanna and Samuel A Davenport of Eric May. It references a letter by Samuel J. Morgans and comments on The Salvation Army and American Volunteers in a disputed internal matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galusila A. Ghow
Susquehanna
Samuel A Davenport
Eric. Hlerson
May
Wow
Samuel J. Morgans
West Stile
Salvation Army of Infiair
American Volunteers
Atrocities in Cuba Prompt Protests and Critique of Weyler
The piece reports mounting evidence of Spanish abuses in Cuba, cites testimonies from Rev. Albert Dias and Rev. Mr. Diaz, and alleges killings in Vavana, Minas, and Havana districts. It criticizes Weyler for denial, accuses Consul Williams of failing to protect Americans, and notes anticipated change with Gen Lee. It also mentions Cleveland and McKinley politics.
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Senor Dupuy de Lome
Cuba
Philadelphia
Albert Dias
Vavana Proevines
Miguel de la Padrone
Diax
Fondeville
Weyler
Minas District
Havana
Pedro Casanova
Manar
Creelman
Williams
Cola
Gener Lee
Cleveland
Redeem the Vice Presidents Role in Nominating History
The piece argues that vice presidential picks have been secondary. since Lincoln era Republican tickets lacked a truly strong second in line. It traces financiers from Hamlin to Wheeler, labeling each as honest but not dominant, an accident, or an amiable nonentity, culminating in a critique of Arthur as merely a name.
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Republican Party
Lincoln
Hamlin
Johnson
Colfax
Wilson
Wheeler
Arthur
Polf
Logan
Morton
Whitelaw Reid
Senate
Senator Vest
Aller
Vest
National Academy of Sciences
McKinley and Reed: 1896 vice presidency questions rise
The piece assesses potential 1896 ticket dynamics with William McKinley of Ohio and Thomas B Reed of Maine as central figures. It argues Reed could restore presidential dignity and influence, while McKinley looms as a popular, unifying choice if nominated. It also notes broader political currents and public sentiment shaping the convention and future party direction.
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St. Louis
William McKinley
Ohio
Major McKinley
Congress
Senate
Are Nervous Diseases Increasing by Phil lp C Knapp
A Century writer weighs whether nervous diseases rise in the U S arguing statistics may mislead. He argues better medical care and broader definitions inflate counts of insanity, while American soldiers and youths show enduring strength.
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Athens
Knupp
France
Germany
America
Knapp
Paris
Berlin
Vanderbilt Elinte
New York
Histon Ehty Huenital
Missachusetts General Hospital
Max Nordau
Kitatwy
Ife
Plymouth
Mr. Knane
Phillp C. Knapp
Massachusetts
Iss
Washington Jokes and Oddities from the Post
A Post humor column recalls Senator Stewart delaying the crime of 70 quip in the Senate and recounts jokes about homybine moths and a pronunciation mix up between Machi nery and machinery, with Mahony fearing district exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Ntteenee
O Daly
Gorman
Doctor Bulkley Advances Soda Cure For Ulcer Condition
Dr L Duncan Bulkley, consulting physician to the New York hospital, informs the Medical Record of a soda bicarbonate treatment for a void condition he has used on himself, his family, and patients for over two years. An accidental suggestion led to this method.
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Lancaster New Era
L. Duncan Bulkley
New York Hospital
Amiln
Treatment Steps for Cold With Bicarbonate Remedy Plan
The article summarizes a remedy by Dr Bulkley using bicarbonate of soda dissolved in water. After the second dose stomach symptoms and the cold improve. the plan prescribes 20 to 30 grains in water every half hour for three doses, then a fourth dose after an hour, with rest and possible repetition if needed.
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Bulkley
Senator Gorman Pushes Navy Cuts Amid Revenue Fears
The New York Sun reports Senator Gorman advocates reducing new battleships from four to two due to insufficient federal revenue. The piece argues he seeks caution over a weak treasury and criticizes party leadership for a tariff-driven drift. It frames the issue as a bookkeeping constraint on national defense spending and party influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Gorman
United States
Yuptey
Ford
Democratic Party
Daily Horoscope and Satirical Verse for Thurs July 7
A quirky column mixes a horoscope drawn by Ajacchus with verse on McKinley and military leaders. It comments on adversity and ancestry, warns against trusting outward appearances, and closes with odd fashion and dog styling recommendations.
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Ajacchus
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Scranton, PA
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Washington Avenue
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