Bryan and Hogg Backed For 1900 Democratic Ticket
Will iam J. Bryan and ex-Governor Hogg spoke at Elgin Texas drawing a near full crowd. Attorney General Smith praised Bryan and endorsed Hogg as a strong running mate for the 1900 ticket prompting loud approval.
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Silver Republicans Plan Alliance With Anti-Imperialists East
In a two day conference the Silver Republicans announce a plan to ally with Edward Atkinson's anti imperialist movement especially in Eastern states. They aim to gain a foothold as a national party to influence Democrats toward the Bryan 16 to 1 line and to hold a large national convention of 2000 delegates. Fred J. Dubois confirms the strategy as former Idaho senator and Silver Republican leader.
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German mill plants planned in city to supply U.S. trade
Dec 5 Gere ans to Man cure Here. Pui LapveLpHia reports that high duties on woolen goods have driven German mill owners with U S customers to set up manufacturing in the United States. At least three plants will be built in the city to produce cloth for the spring trade.
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Warships Sail From Colombo Bound for Manila
The Brooklyn has sailed from Colombo for Manila with Singa pore as her next stop, 1 270 miles away, then 1 386 more to finish the voyage. The crossing will take at least ten days. The New Orleans is at Colombo taking coal.
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Fatal Collision In Lone Tree Involving Adolph Rossman Team
Adolph Rossman and his team were killed while crossing the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern tracks at Lone Tree when a frightened horse bolted in front of an engine. The incident occurred as the team failed to notice the approaching locomotive.
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Germans In Control Spaniards Yield Caroline Islands
Manila reports the German governors occupied Yap Ponape and Reipan in late 1914 with 15 men each. Spanish garrisons and civilians arrived in Manila aboard the Alva and gunboats Villalobos and Quois. The Spanish gunboats may be offered for sale to the United States. Spanish consul Guineto arrives with news from Lieutenant Gilmore and aid to him.
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Gilmore
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Shipping bill introduced in the house
The bill introduced by Representative Payne of New York mirrors Senator Hanna's earlier measure with two changes. Bounties would cap at 9 million dollars annually and foreign built ships with American registry would receive half the bounty. If total payments exceed 9 million a pro rata adjustment applies.
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Hat trust probable joins national hat makers
Dansury Conn December 6 a proposed combination of hat manufacturers across the United States appears likely to form. It is claimed that 150 million dollars of capital is ready to buy every hat plant in Newark and Orange New Jersey South Norwalk Conn and other major hatting centers. The capital would be provided largely by unidentified parties.
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Fire kills two firemen in factory wall collapse
Dec. 6 at Twenty-first place and Loomis street a wall of a burning factory fell injuring fireman James E. Donnelly and killing John Bohan non. The incident occurred during a blaze that engulfed the building.
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