Wealth Gains Under Republican Rule In Kansas And Missouri
A campaign pamphlet-style summary claims Kansas and Missouri saw major wealth gains under the current Republican administration. It cites bank deposits rising in Missouri to 141,726,443 and total wealth increases of 123,090,000 in Missouri and 160,000,000 in Kansas over several years, alongside crop price improvements and livestock totals.
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McKinley’s Renomination Embraced With Quiet English Reserve
London observers view McKinley and the Republican platform as distinctly American. The English press shows little enthusiasm, noting his tariff stance and robust protectionism. Descriptions suggest McKinley is a steady, respected but not idealized figure, with renomination seen as prudent for party unity.
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New York Tribune
United States
McKinley
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Spectator
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Republican Party
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England
Farmers Profit Soars on 1890s Crops and Livestock
The article argues farmers gain nearly a billion dollars from better crop and livestock values under the Republican administration. It cites totals for staple crops and livestock, comparing to 1895, and criticizes Democratic free trade for harming mills and home industries while praising higher farm earnings and market demand.
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Mall sit bee Tammin with res as long as David Bliff reckenly
Local scene report notes ongoing mall seating arrangements tied to a long wait times and a dangling ice tote issue as observers compare to a familiar figure. No formal statements from organizers.
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Benefit of Colonies. Britain’s colonial trade impact explained
The article argues Britain's colonial links boost its markets by about 300 million dollars annually, expanding exports by roughly 25 percent. It notes railways, telegraphs, roads, banks, and savings institutions in colonies raise purchasing power and demand for British goods, with detailed export and import figures for 1897 by colony.
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Great Britain
Seung
Rome
Jealousy and Envy Tale of Ruin and Revenge
A fragmentary meditation on jealousy and envy as destructive forces, noting how envy can tear apart relationships and provoke malice. The line hints at moral peril and the corrosive power of ill will.
Illinois News Bits From Camp Lincoln To Tragedies
A chaotic Illinois column reports militiamen marching from Chicago to Camp Lincoln and drills at Springfield, plus a deadly train collision near Elgin. It notes two boys killed by a Baltimore-Southern line train and a double tragedy involving Mrs Myra Conkling and her son John, gas asphyxiation. Reports include a new electric railroad plan from Hervey City to Shelbyville and a hospital isolation for a smallpox case.
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Fragmentary report hints at fatal boating incident
The readable lines describe a boating event with a fatal outcome. Names, places, and precise details are unclear, but the text implies a grave incident on water involving a person or people and a concluding assessment of danger.
5-W Rail Time Table
Railway timetable listing night and day express and local trains with numbers No. 3 No. 5 and No. 4. Includes arrival and departure times hourly stops on Sundays for Nos. 0 and 2 and notes on freight trains. For details contact CG Judy at the Chicago junction station.
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