Bryan addresses Chicago students on thou shalt not steal
William J. Bryan spoke to over 1,500 Chicago University students at Kent Theatre denouncing trusts and monopolies. He attacked Standard Oil and John D. Rockefeller, urged fair legislation, warned against bad laws, and warned that monopolies close opportunities for youth as he called for political reform and accountability.
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William R. Harper
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You can't whip a man and then own him
Quotes about liberty and equality frame a public dialogue on freedom. The speaker warns against oppression and monopoly, urging a government that serves the people rather than controls them, and calls for collective sacrifice to protect constitutional values.
Galveston Disaster Toll Reaches Five Thousand
A Galveston dispatch dated yesterday reports Mayor Jones places the dead at 5,000 with eight hundred families wiped out and one third of the city ruined. Bodies are hauled to the bay and dumped overboard as survivors endure dire distress while militia patrol to prevent looting.
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Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold Cure
An old classified style notice touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming to cure a cold in one day with no cure no pay. Priced at 25 cents, the ad emphasizes quick relief and consumer assurance.
Means Bryans Election in Maine Boosts Democrat Hope
A Chicago dispatch dated yesterday reports Democratic leaders jubilant over the Maine election showing a 23 percent gain over 1896. They say the result signals Bryan’s election, while Trib remedies insect bites and stings.
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Chicago
Bryan
Mrs Pinkham Appointment Noted in Lynn Mass Item
A fragmented clipping mentions Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts in an unclear note likely about a local appointment or notice. Names appear repeatedly, with no clear action or date readable. The readable fragments suggest a social or civic reference but lack concrete details.
Imperial edict directs immediate Pe king peace talks with Prince Ching
A cable dispatch from Earl Li Hung Chang delivers an imperial edict to Minister Wu ordering immediate travel to Peking to work with Prince Ching toward peace negotiations and a settlement of all war difficulties.
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Peking
Prince Ching
Notice of County Board of Equalization Hearing
Humboldt County Nevada Clerk of Board of Commissioners announces the Board of Equalization will meet on Monday September 17 1900 to hear complaints on property assessments. The assessor delivered the tax roll and maps for inspection. The board will continue sessions until business is disposed or until October 1900 except in certain statutory exceptions.
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