Judge Mack Interview on Bryan and 16 to 1 Stand
The Virginia Report publishes an interview with Judge Mack, fresh from Kansas City where he attended the Democratic national convention as a delegate. He describes eastern delegates pressing Bryan to drop 16 to 1, Bryan’s firm refusal, and the fervent support he inspired.
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Weber
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Stevenson
Nevada
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Caston
Himwell
Bryan Speaks as Democrats Open Campaign in Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska hosts a ratification meeting with William J Bryan Charles A Towne and James B Weaver addressing fifteen thousand attendees. Bryan urges voters to weigh issues, emphasize citizen responsibility and voting power to influence the presidential ticket and national policy.
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Lincoln
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William J. Bryan
Charles A. Towne
James B. Weaver
Mr. Bryan
North America
General Weaver
C. A. Towne
Webster Davis
Actica
Nebraska
Ucket
Smallpox in Nome Reported Since July
Telegram notes weary cases of smallpox in Nome since July 2. Also reports a fire in Quincy California destroying property worth 2000 dollars. Senator Hanna denies any basis for assassination plot against President McKinley. Japan’s army described as 500,000 trained men, a force rivaling Germany. In Pekin about 186 Europeans and 10,000 to 80,000 Chinese Catholics, with Boxers seen as a danger. Sumner transport to Philippines carries winter clothing for troops in China. A Illinois express train robbery near Wicklife Kentucky yielded about ten thousand dollars. German Consul: foreign settlements bombarded July 5–8. Boxers attacked French settlement July 6, routed by Russians.
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Germany
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Tien Tin
Mrs Gates Seeks Help and Finds Relief After Malady
In letters from Johns P O Mississippi and Doring P O Mississippi dated April 25 1898 and October 6 1899 Mrs Diana Gates and Mrs Chana Gates describe long feeble health with chills pains and weakness. They credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improvement and renewed strength after following advice and using the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Chana Gates
Doring P. O
War Clouds Over China and Boxers Prompt Alarm Reports
Reports from Shantung note ministers cut off and famine fears as typhoid spreads after swamp drying. Nome expected to face a harsh fall. Chinese official predicts a bloodier war with up to a million possible dead. Wu Ting Fang sends Hay a cable denying imperial responsibility for the Boxer trouble.
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Tien Tsin
Taku
Redemption of Humboldt County Courthouse Bonds
Notice to bondholders that 1554.45 dollars remains in Humboldt County Nevada treasury to redeem courthouse bonds issued in 1895. Bonds numbers 8 9 and 10 will be paid on presentation to the County Treasurer. interest ceases 30 days from the notice date. Dated July 10 1900 by Clerk J T Dunn and county seal.
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