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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1900
Page
4
A fragment notes a postpaid item entered at Shiner with mentions of Pexas and a second class matter. The readable fragments imply filing or mailing context but lack complete details on parties or dates.
Notes from a political convention describe William Jennings Bryan as presidential nominee and Adlai Stevenson as running mate. The platform attacks imperial policy, trusts, and militarism, favors trade expansion by peaceful means, tariff reform, and immediate Nicaragua canal construction. Texas Democrat Jno M Moore calls a July 1st district convention in Richmond to nominate a U S Representative.
Special notice quotes political lines on prohibition as a single plank and discusses U S trade, imperialism, and China policy. It mentions Tammany, Croker, McKinley era debates, and domestic economic concerns amid wartime sentiment, plus a note on surplus funds in the Treasury and Pacific affairs.
Lost between Shiner and Sweet Home a bull yearling, marked Headed. Will pay a reward of 82.50 for its recovery. L. M. Roxernor, Shiner, Texas. Also included are disjointed political and historical phrases about Baron von Ketteler and German policy, with unclear attributions and no coherent report.
Reports from China on July 4 state Prince Tosy and General Fuli sian hold Pekin with allied forces unable to break through. Unverified claims say 1000 foreigners were killed and legations attacked on June 27 by 16,000 Chinese as Kwan Tsu and the empress dowager were reported in danger.
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