Inaugural Cabinet Lineup and Union Veteran Toll
A garbled yet dense preface recounts McKinley's cabinet members from various states, laboring through mentions of the 1896 inauguration costs, veterans’ mortality rates, and political disputes over Oklahoma governance. It notes speeches, policy aims for protection, and calls for an extra session to advance favored measures including soldiers' home funding.
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McKinley
Fix
Dick Blue
White House
Abra
Kannersham Lincoln
Pleasanton
Kansas
Congress
Congres
Treasury
K. C. Journal
Bryan speaks to about ten thousand at Little Rock
Hon W J Bryan addressed about 10 000 people in Little Rock Arkansas last week on unresolved campaign issues. A loud boast claims McKinley inauguration cost a quarter of a billion dollars, but the speaker argues the cost was greater due to delays. A Noble County Sentinel editor reports gold and silver discoveries in Wichita fountains with hundreds of mines staked. Langston City in Logan county Territory plans a colored agricultural college with five regents and a $5 000 building funded partly by federal appropriation. The Pennsylvania largest freight steamer returns from maiden voyage to New York, 600 ft long, 72 ft keel to deck, 40 ft promenade deck, 1560 passengers, 60 tons coal daily, with 5 300 horsepower engines.
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United States Army
Noble County Sentinel
Miners’ Union
United States
Cuba
Benjucal
Weyley
Gomes
Havana
W. J. Bryan
Little Rock
Ark
Langston City
Logan County
C.T. Ls
Territorial Agricultural Colleges
Pennsylvania
New York
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Cornstalks New Uses For Cellulose And Armor
Edward Atkinson of Boston explains cornstalk cellulose can be used as a food source after pith removal and as armor protection for ships. He notes patents will reduce costs, a three foot cellulose belt could equal six inches of steel, making ships safer and less sinkable.
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Edward Atkinson
Boston
K. C. Journal
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Otlahoma
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Sale Stable
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GEO
Gerlach
Jonn J. Gerlach
Gerlach Bank
National Park Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Kansasity
Canadian Valley Bank
Canadian
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