Sampson of Old and U S Senate Echoes Across Time
Old newspaper clippings recount McKinley era politics with mentions of Senator Hoar reelection in Massachusetts, Nebraska's six congressmen, a bill to abolish the army canteen, and census gains for farmers. Notes on Vanderbilt estate, gold shipment to New York, and rising per capita wealth follow, with social topics on divorce rates and temperance pledges.
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Sampson
McKinley
United States
Hoar
U.S. Senate
Massachusetts
Nebraska
Hopkins
Congress
Army Canteen
Army Saloon
Maryland
Thurston’s
Lorenzo Snow
The
Mormon Church
Independance
City of Zion
Joseph Smith
Assay
New York
Colimibia
Bank of Ee
York County
Laaying
Is” i
Isascine
Wm. McKinlay
Theo. Roosevelt
W.R. Barton
Alionobe
Gémeline Vanderbilt
Burlington Railroad
Venezuela
Harrison
British Guiana
Ovals
Billy Smith
Woole Billy
Great Britain
Bat
C. H
Eugenia St. John
Sterling
Kanes
St. Louis
Cupid
Circuit Court
Francisco
Edwin W. Evans
Chicago
Willian Bate
Leeds
Mupee
Oma
H.C. Brock
Fairbury, Neb
W. T. Jeffryes
Diller - Sebraska
J. Monroe Davis
First National Bank
Falsbury
Nebe
J. P. Lighty
Drayman
Mise L. C. Batlard