Kansas City to Ratify Bryan Platform at Meeting
Bryan’s platform is set to be ratified in Kansas City as political efforts intensify. Congressman Gambles remains in critical condition amid ongoing national events. The corn crop shows exceptional promise this season. Teddy Roosevelt faces a political obstacle as the vice-presidential race heats up. Minnesota braces for Gov. Roosevelt to open the Republican campaign on July 17.
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Gov. Roosevelt
Minnesota
Pettigrews' Chart Reversed With Dollar Wheat Market
The chart used by Pettigrews must be reversed as dollar wheat enters the market. Market implications shift pricing and trading signals for traders and farmers awaiting price adjustments.
Republicans Sound Satisfied With Bryans Opinion
Republicans express satisfaction with Bryans view of the Philadelphia platform. The remark underscores party unity and approval ahead of forthcoming votes and discussions on the platform's details.
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Bryans
Philadelphia
Cyclone Davis Stumps State as Election Day Hits
A playful line notes Cyclone Davis failing to stump Oregon while a real cyclone hits the state on election day. The brief contrasts a political gimmick with actual weather disruption.
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Davis
Oregon
Wheat crop failure blamed on administration not Hanna
The article argues that Mark Hanna is not credited with the current wheat bulge. instead, the crop failure is attributed to the administration's actions.
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Mark Hanna
Great Western Railway Posts Higher 1900 Earnings
The Great Western railway company reports fiscal year 1900 earnings surpassing 1899 by 836 503 dollars.
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Great Western Railway Company
State G A R Posts Numbered Ninety Five In Palmer Report
General Palmer’s annual report states there are ninety five G A R posts in the state with a total membership of two thousand forty five. The figures reflect the organization’s post counts and veteran member totals across the state.
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Palmer
Republican Ticket Appears Invincible With Veteran Leader
An old soldier leads the ticket with a young veteran at the tail, while statesmen and patriots occupy both ends, signaling a strong, unified Republican front. The statement frames the ticket as invincible amid political dynamics and public confidence.
Hatfield's canvass hangs on illness claim at Yankton
The report notes Hatfield will be a sicker man than at the Yankton convention as Jake admits his own illness during that gathering. The dialogue implies ongoing health issues affecting political momentum and candidacy.
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Hatfield
Yankton
Jake
Silver Keeps Pace With Wheat Rise in Market
The text notes a perceived link between silver prices and wheat in market movements. It hints at an older Supply and Demand dynamic shaping their parallel trends and the difficulty of a clear correlation.
Bread bakers fail to meet New York demand amid soup houses closing
The bread bakers of New York cannot supply the demand while soup houses have gone out of business, marking a notable reversal since McKinley began business in Washington.
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New York
McKinley
Washington
Donkey to get new driver after Bryans' November defeat
The democratic donkey will have a new driver and platform after Bryans' loss in November. A refreshed setup aims to improve training for the resur reawakening effort.
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Bryans
Navy to name armored cruiser South Dakota
Secretary Long authorized one of the new cruisers to bear the name South Dakota. The vessel is described as a fortunate boat if it inherits the spirit of the state it represents.
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United States Navy
South Dakota
Long
Pettigrew Fights Dollar Wheat in Senate Campaign
The prophecy about twenty cent wheat four years ago haunts Pettigrew as he campaigns for re election to the senate. Fate appears to oppose the man who is ashamed of his country.
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Pettigrew
Senate
Quay Resolution Seeks Proportional GOP Delegates
The proposal by M. S. Quay of Pennsylvania would base Republican convention representation on each state's Republican vote. Critics in the South oppose it, arguing that the Republican ticket fails to win majorities there.
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M. S. Quay
Pennsylvania
South
Durant convicted for Lamont and Williams murders
The Kimball Graphic repeats a death bed confession by Rev. Gibson about the San Francisco murders. The San Francisco Examiner refutes the claim, stating Gibson is alive and did not confess. The article asserts Durant, not Gibson, killed Blanche Lamont and Minnie Williams, and praises the circumstantial evidence used to convict him.
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Kimball Graphic
Gibson
Emanuel Baptist Church
San Francisco
Theodore Durant
Blanche Lamont
Minnie Williams
San Francisco Examiner
Durant
Populist urging to target Republicans in Beadle County
Thomas Ayres urged Beadle County Populists to attack Republicans and convert voters to democracy and populism for Bryan. He urged working with, praying with, and arguing with GOP neighbors, warning of political retaliation if the campaign proceeds with such tactics.
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Thomas Ayres
Congress
Beadle County
Bryan
Democratic reasoning on Bryan's electors misleads in 1900 debate
Albert G. Webber argues in the Chicago Record that if Bryan had 42 238 more votes split among seven states he would win 227 electoral votes to McKinley 220. He cites state results for Delaware Indiana Kentucky California Oregon North Dakota and West Virginia to claim Bryan would have carried the presidency, while noting the counterfactual from 1896 where McKinley would win under Democratic counting rules.
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Albert G. Webber
Chicago
Bryans
Bryan
McKinley
Delaware
Indiana
Kentucky
California
Oregon
North Dakota
West Virginia
United States
South Dakota
Wyoming
Nevada
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota Votes Against Tripp at Philadelphia Convention
The South Dakota delegation 5 to 3 declines to present Tripps name for vice president, claiming it reflects state sentiment. The Huronite questions who supported honoring South Dakota and who opposed, and whether state sentiment is accurately measurable by Republican papers. The Press seeks clarity on Tripp's place in the party and state opinion.
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South Dakota
Philadelphia
Tripps
Hvronite
Tripp
J . Tripp
Judge Tripp
Republicans Back Bartlett Tripp in South Dakota Support
The editorial argues the Press misreads state sentiment and asserts Republicans trust Bartlett Tripp and welcome his leadership. It states the state’s attitude toward Tripp is positive, and notes for Pettigrew, the response would be to wait until November.
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Horonire
Tripp
Bartlett Tripp
South Dakota
Pettigrew
As Right as Right Can Be
The piece urges South Dakota farmers to stay confident amid rains and market volatility. It argues twenty five years of progress, growth, and wealth creation shows Dakota is suited to farming and that fear should not drive sales of farms.
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Madison
South Dakota
Dakota
Theodores Inverse Candidacy Notion in Roosevelt Campaign
The New York Sun reviews Theodore Roosevelt's Philadelphia convention effort describing his all day operation, staff, and campaign diary like a candidate in peak activity. It notes the platform supports expansion, trusts regulation, and overseas possessions while opposing a nomination aside from attaining continued influence.
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New York Sun
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Platform Promises Bold Stance on Day’s Issues
The National Republican Party presents a clear comprehensive platform with unwavering declarations. It states it will meet the issues of the day fearlessly and boldly and will take no backward steps on any matter.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
National Republican Party
Letter praising Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
A reader named Mars C Carpenter from Brooklyn writes of relief from female weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports headaches dizziness stomach upset nervousness and white discharge improved and credits the product for helping her and her daughter.
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Frreend
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mars. C. Carpenter
Grand Stt
Brooklyn, N. Y
Mrs Pinsham’s Letters Prove Aid to Suffering Women
Over eighty thousand letters received by Mrs Pinsham during 1897 show the extensive reach of her aid to women in distress. The large volume underscores her perceived effectiveness and public support for her charitable work.
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Pin’sham
Bryan Trolls a Wool Blanket Tale at Gallup
The Denver Republican recounts Col Bryan’s Gallup visit on the Santa Fe line. A Navajo blanket gift sparked a misread note about wool prices under different administrations, prompting a long pause among the reporters aboard.
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DeMoines Register
Denver Republican
Bryan
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Gallup
Plains of
Nebraska
Mr. Bryan
The Minneapolis Tribune a Leading Republican Paper
The Minneapolis Tribune ranks as the leading Republican paper in the Twin Cities with the largest Northwestern daily circulation. It offers up to date service with AP and London war news, a strong newsroom with correspondents across the region, and a notable Sunday edition with literary features. The cartoon department led by Doc Bowman is highly praised, and the new building’s art department is among the best in the country.
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Minnesota
Twin Cities
Minneapolis Tribune
Northwestern
Tribune
Associated Press
New York Tribune
London
I.N. Ford
National Capital
Metropolis
Northwest
North Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Montana
Pacific Coast
the Tribune
By the Way
The
Doc’’ Bowman
Europe
Trivune
New Drug Store Opens in Dinneen Block Beadle County
C H Longstaff, pharmacist, announces a complete line of drugs sundries paints oils brushes and more in the Dinneen Block two doors west of the First National Bank. He invites Beadle county residents to visit, meet old and new customers, enjoy cold drinks and ice cream soda, and have prescriptions skillfully compounded.
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Dinneén
First National Bank
Beadle County
C. H. Longstaff
Dinneen Block
Pain Balm Heals Severe Ankle Sprain Quickly
Geo E Cars editor of the Guide Washington Va recalls a severe ankle sprain. After failed medicines he used Chamberlains Pain Balm and experienced immediate relief and a rapid complete cure. Sold at Wheelers drug store.
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Geo. E. Cars
the Guide
Washington, Va
Chamberlain
Wheeler's
Very Low Rates to Cincinnati via North Western Line
Ex excursion tickets will be sold July 10 to 12 inclusive with final return limit August 10 on account of Annual Meeting B. Y. P.U. Apply to agents Chicago Paris Western Ry.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
North-Western
Chicago Paril ‘Western R’y
Allen's Foot-Ease Powder Promises Comfort for Tight Shoes
A vintage ad touts Allen's Foot-Ease as a powder shaken into shoes to ease tight or new footwear. It claims instant relief for coins and bunions, swelling, blisters, callouses and sore spots, and announces sweating relief. Distribution through druggists and shoe stores at 25 cents with a trial package by mail from Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy New York.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
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