Five local papers lack a Republican voice in the push
The excerpt criticizes five city papers for backing Democratic positions and attacking Republicans. It recalls a 1892 World-Herald note on pension spending, labeling it a debt not earned by patriotism and questioning how long the generation, long-lived after the Civil War, will endure under perceived government mismanagement.
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Pups
Pop
Democratic National
Grover
the World-Herald
Nebraska Newspaper Boys Express Sympathy for J M Burnham
All of the Nebraska boys extend sympathy to J M Burnham editor of the Wymore Wymorean who was rae.
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Boys of
Nebraska
J. M. Burnham
Wymore Wymorean
Rae
Son Grief Over Affair Reported as Near Crazed
The article notes the son is almost driven to distraction by grief over the affair, with observers describing him as nearly crazed.
Politically charged reader urges support for McKinley Roosevelt
An Enterprise column argues voters should back the Republican ticket, citing price gains for crops and goods since 1896. It warns of Democrat Bryanites and stresses prosperity under McKinley and Roosevelt for farmers, merchants, and workers.
The Paramount Issue in the 1900 Election
The article frames the paramount issue as change in the 1900 election. It prompts every citizen to decide before voting and notes the 18,000,000 voters will record their choice next November. It highlights the American people's prosperity and the anticipated ballot impact.
Question of change dominates voters in McKinley era
The piece argues that working and middle classes benefit from Republican policies under McKinley, asking what gains Bryan's camp promises and contrasting past hard times with current recovery. It suggests voters should consider economic stability, credit, and industrial activity over reform rhetoric.
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Bryan
McKinley
Omaha Bee
Womanhood booklet offers sealed treatment for female ailments
An illustrated booklet titled Womanhood promises best care for female diseases with 17 cuts showing womb dis placements. Sent free to ladies in plain sealed envelopes from Kay in Saratoga New York, dated December 16.3. The anti imperialist liberty congress met at Indianapolis denouncing the president with Bryanite influence. Rawles gallery advertises baby day on the second of each month with focus on baby pictures and babies. Fifty thousand G A R veterans will march in Chicago Illinois reunion on August 28.
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Kay
Saratoga
New York
Rawles’ Gallery
The
G. A. KR
Avenue of Fame
Chicago
Iil
Austrian court orders resignation of Capt Count Ledoshowski
Amid dueling warnings, the Austrian military court of honor demands the resignation of Captain Count Ledoshowski after advice to a comrade to avoid engagement in a duel. The report notes his conduct and the formal action taken by martial authorities.
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Military Court of Honor
Count Ledoshowski
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised By Soldiers
Twenty nine officers and men write from the Front declaring Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures scratches bruises and sore feet as well as burns skin eruptions and piles. 25 cents a box with cure guaranteed sold by G P Weisel. Also notes RNC reply to Bryan on expansion favored by many fathers of the republic.
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P. Weisel
The
Republican National Committee
Bryan
Republic
S. Arnica
G. P. Weisel
Confederate cabinet member resigns Texas railroad post
Judge John H. Reagan, surviving member of the Confederate cabinet, resigns as chairman of the Texas railroad commission after sixty years in public life. The governor of Kentucky calls an extra session on August 28 to consider Goebel election law changes.
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John H. Reagan
Texas Railroad Commission
Kentucky
General Assembly
Lucinda Taylor and the Buckner Clay marriage tale
Lucinda Taylor, once described as 180 years old and blind, featured in a story about Col. Bolivar Buckner marrying Henry Clay's daughter and the Taylor woman's involvement in the arrangement.
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Lucinda Taylor
Col. Bolivar Buckner
Henry Clay
Taylor
Yellow fever toll rises in Havana outbreak
Fifty two cases are under treatment in Havana with eighteen Americans among the victims. The mortality rate has reached about 85 percent among those attacked.
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Havana
Explosion in Kenosha saloon injures owner and four others
A gas tank explosion in a Kenosha Wisconsin saloon cellar injured Bears the Signature of Lilbtdn Henry B. Beck and four others, wrecking two buildings. The story also notes German meat law, Dr. Kay products, and a 72 year old recruit in the Imperial yeomanry with six sons in service.
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Henry B. Beck
Kenosha
Wis
Beck
Imperial Yeomanry
Black Watch
Gordons
Highland
South Africa
Public notices mix with medical testimonials and political strands
A Burma-like clipping reports Korea unrest and Japan troop talks, a Oregon man touts a diarrhoea remedy, and letters praise Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with weight loss claims for dyspepsia. The Brown faction of Kentucky Democrats meets in Louisville opposing Bryan. A 1897January 14 Monticello note shows physician endorsements and hotel proprietor W H Sumecy letters.
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Cray Crry
Inn
W. B. Caldwell
Monticetto
Caldwell
Philippine war veterans form Army of the Philippines society
Denver hosts a gathering of veterans who establish the Army of the Philippines society to unite members and promote advocacy. Organizers include local veterans groups and Philippine newcomers seeking collective action.
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Denver
The
Society of the Army of the Philippines
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Cure
G P Weisel druggist offers Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for skin eruptions piles and sore joints with claims of curing bruises wounds and stiff feet. Sold in boxes for 25 cents with guaranteed results.
Burlington Route Expands Through Trains to Pacific Northwest
The Burlington-Northern Pacific Express begins daily service from Grand Island Kansas City and St Joseph to Lincoln Northwest Nebraska Disk Hills Wyoming Montana Washington Tacoma Seattle Puget Sound and Portland Oregon via Billings Montana. Through coaches chair cars tourist sleepers dining car service and standard sleepers. Main line from Missouri River to Northwest Number 15 connects Kansas City St Joseph to Nebraska Denver Utah Pacific Coast and the Northwest via Ogden.
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Portland
Puget Sound
Burlington-Northern
Pacipfic Express
Grand Island
Kansas City
St Joseph
Lincoln
Nebraska
Disck Hills
Wyoming
Montana
Washington
Tacoma
Seattle
Oregon
Billings
Upper
Northwest
Missouri River
St. Joseph
Denver
Colorado
Utah
Pacific Coast
Ogden
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G. W. Haxson
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