Bryan Favored by Croker Says All England Favors McKinley
Richard Croker of New York predicts a Democratic victory in 1900, arguing Bryan is the people’s choice while McKinley serves the trusts. He cites England’s fear of Bryan, Rothschild’s reaction, and urges bold government work programs to win working votes. The piece notes Idaho and national fusion politics and Populist splits, with Dubois and Stevenson prominent in Idaho races.
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Richard Croker
New York
New York Exchange
England
Bryan
McKinley
Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
White House
Bronx River
Platt
Roosevelt
Bliss
New York State
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Addyston Pipe Company
Griggs
London
Rothschild
America
Rothschilds
Pocatello
Fred. T. Dubois
United States
J. Bassett
Stevenson
Steinlenberg
Gold Party
Bryan’s rise to Democratic leadership praised in wartime note
A columnist lauds William Jennings Bryan as head of the Democratic Party after four years of effort. A reader from Herminie, Pennsylvania testimonials Pain Balm by J P Spalding, claiming relief from rheumatism after one use.
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Bryan
Democratic Party
Chamberlain
W. H. Stapleton
Herminie
J. P. Spalding
Abd Hamid seeks sympathy for indemnity question
The text suggests Abdul Hamid withholds indemnity hoping for American sympathy. It questions why any sympathy would matter if indemnity causes him little concern and serves as the motive for seeking such public empathy.
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Abdul Hamid
Commercial travelers rally to support Bryan after McKinley layoffs
The commercial travelers thrown out of employment by the McKinley trusts met in convention the other day and decided to support Bryan.
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McKinley Trusts
Bryan
Remedy Promises Prompt Relief for Bilious Colic
Advertisement notes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy offers quick relief for bilious colic attacks. Sold by J. P. Spalding, augl.
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Chamberlain
J. P. Spalding
Republican State Convention at Boise Harmonious
Reports say the Republican state convention at Boise was harmonious with little chance for election leading to no strong nomination fights. The calm gathering reflected orderly proceedings and subdued competition among candidates.
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Boise
Paris Peace Conference Weighs Division of China Pieces
The Paris peace conference appears to press for dividing China into parts among foreign powers, a move seen as reshaping influence and control amid postwar diplomacy.
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Paris
China
Assured Refund Offer for Chamberlain's Remedy
The advertisement promises no risk for buyers of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. J P Spalding offers a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied after use. It claims to be the most successful bowel complaint remedy and the only one that never fails, described as pleasant, safe and reliable.
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Chamberlain
J. P. Spalding
Novi
China and America Inventions Highlighted in Brief Note
A compact remark notes that China invented gunpowder and America later invented dynamite. The line contrasts two historic feats without further detail or context.
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China
America
Grover Cleveland Voices Surprise Over Convention Action
Grover Cleveland, noting the convention’s decisions, expresses disbelief at the outcome as expected by the public figure from years past. The remark reflects enduring sentiment about the convention’s course and its impact on politics.
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Grover Cleveland
Grover
Adlai Stevenson Against Republican Oppression Policy
Years ago as a boy Adlai Stevenson entered public life opposing Know-Nothingism. The same Americanism that defended the oppressed then now guides his stance against Republicans who would turn the United States from a refuge into an instrument of oppression.
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Adlai Stevenson
Closing of mills tests platform call for honest co operation
The trust closing down great print mills would throw 20,000 employees from thirty factories out of work. This event is used to illustrate the Republican platform declaration that the party favors honest co operation and curb inflationary price boosts.
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Trust For the Great
Republican Platform
Administration rescue policy pivots on restraint
The article argues that the nation will warmly support an administration focused on rescuing Americans from China. It warns that moving toward a war of conquest or unilateral presidential power would soon provoke public disapproval.
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China
Yven Bence
Doubtful States Noted by Eminent Authority
The New York Tribune lists New York, Illinois, Michigan, Indiana and several other states as doubtful. The remark expresses satisfaction that their judgment is corroborated by such an eminent authority.
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New York Tribune
New York
Illinios
Michigan
Indiana
China News Always Too Much Like 80s Gossip
A terse note critiques foreign coverage from China as cluttered with irrelevant chatter. It argues the modern beat overfeeds readers with outdated or trivial material, diluting serious reporting on policy and events.
Difference in Party Principles Sparks Debate
A brief political remark contrasts Democrats and Republicans, claiming Democrats uphold the Constitution while Republicans are accused of trampling it, reflecting partisan rhetoric without additional context.
Germany ships rifles to China as officers train troops
Germany reportedly sent 200000 rifles to China over two years and dispatched dozens of officers to train Chinese soldiers in their use. Emperor William is said to be distressed that his pupils have proven so adept.
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Germany
China
William
Republicans Drift to Democrats Amid Silver Debate
The imperialism issue has stirred public interest as former Republicans rush toward the Democratic camp, undeterred by fierce divisions over silver.
Goddess of Liberty Struck by Lightning in New York
The statue of Liberty was hit by lightning in New York recently. Observers note a pattern of strikes during what locals call the Mark Hanna era.
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Liberty
New York
Mark Hanna
Leap years promise 24 in a century
A lively note proclaims that the next century will contain 24 leap years the maximum possible in a hundred years and encourages girls to expect equal chances and opportunities.
Empress of China Comes Alive Again in Dramatic Turn
Reporters note the Empress of China has revived amid renewed excitement as events pivot in unexpected ways. The story highlights revived public interest and a sense of renewed momentum surrounding the iconic figure.
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Empress of
China
Henry Watterson Returns to Bryan Support in 1900 Century
Henry Watterson of the Courier Journal, who left in 1896, has rejoined the party and supports Bryan this year. He is among many gold Democrats returning to the fold.
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Milwaukee
Evi Silver
Angel
Henry Watterson
Courier-Journal
Bryan
William Waldorf Astor’s Return To Society Hurdle
A fragment suggests William Waldorf Astor faces a costly path to rejoin society after a scandal and setback. The text contrasts American and English attitudes, implying social exile and strained reputations across transatlantic circles.
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William Waldorf Astor
Admiral Sampson Drink Debut Sparks Alarm
A new beverage named Admiral Sampson has appeared in reports and is linked to dangerous claims. Word spreads that it could be deadly at forty miles, prompting concern about its safety and regulation.
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