Democratic Slogan Urges Anti Imperialism in 1900 Campaign
Judge Jas Fy Tarvin of Kentucky spoke at a Jackson meeting warning against imperialist aims and urging reaffirmation of the Chicago platform. He cited anti imperialism as central to the presidential contest and warned of new temptations toward alliance with Britain. Timothy J. Laraner of Allenoue Braeiaaliy commented on Anglo-Saxon alliance themes amid party debates.
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Tarvin
Towile
O. Jar
Jas Fy Tarvin
Kentucky
Jackson
Jurksan League
Chicago
Timothy J. Laraner
Allenoue
Braeiaaliy
Bier
Texas rail barns fire destroys thirty-two cars
Jan 3 report says the Roush Chicas City Railway barns burned early today destroying thirty two cars. Insurance covered the loan tally at fifty thousand dollars. Fort Worth Texas and Retars Wisconsin are referenced along the Rock Island Route.
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Strout Car Barna
Chicas City Railway
Democratic banquet honors Bryan in Omaha show
The Jack sonlon club event in Omaha features W J Bryan and Colgeeseman Cormack as guests with David Overmyer and others attending. The reception lasts hours as Bryan speaks on money and the gold standard amid Democratic party enthusiasm and calls for independence from European finance.
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Omaha
Neb
Democratic Party
Arait
Blaze
Forest
Eliver
Paxton Hytel Steverat
Theaternoon
W. J. Bryan
Colgeeseman Cormack
David Overmyes Sas
J. i. Weaver
Laws
Moryan
Gilbert Af. Hitebonok
W. Z. Bryan
David Overmyer
Kanana
Hoge
Drvan
Europe
South Africa
Baye
Jiro
Fearkus
England
Rulis
Republicas Party
America
Lowell
Bryan era rhetoric on the constitution and economic power
The text rails at the Republicans, likening them to monarchists, and warns the constitutional framework must guide fair legislation. It condemns monopolies, wage-earner decline, and calls for educating the people and upholding Jeffersonian and Jacksonian ideals. It cites Bryan dates for western trips and public meetings in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings
Royaleis
England
Republican Party
Serelthie
Tower House
Congress
United States
Democratic Congress
Regiaia
Supreme Court of the
Republican Supreme Court
Mberty
Jefferson
Jackson
Bryan
Topeka Grocers Seek National Association Meeting
Local grocers and merchants met at Weber's ball to push securing the National Association of Retail Grocers of America event for Topeka in 1901. They plan to persuade the Commercial Club to back funds and host duties, with Cleveland slated for the current year’s site and Topeka candidates ready to discuss logistics.
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National Grocers Association
Topeka
Prorier Puy
National Association of Retail Grocers of America
Cleveland
Uutinesis
United States
Tipe
Witeh
Wm. Dransfield
Min J. 8
Uils Bruceray
Delomites
Clevelland
Grocers
Hutchers
Weber
Ananimoukis
Anit
Greeurs
America
Toorke
Democratic Text Book reviewed for 1900 campaign
The Democratic Literary Bureau reviews a 184 page volume as the party’s official text book for 1900. Willis J. Abbott calls it the party’s central argument for the presidential campaign. Also includes a travel notice to Fort Worth, Texas via Rock Island Route.
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Democratic
Chirseo
Cain
Harvey S
Ise
Willis J. Abbott
CPL National
Witerary Bureau
Democratic Moons Committee
North Topeka Social and Community Notes
North Topeka items list visitors from Meriden and Hutchinson, residents moving to Shady Nook farm, and camp and church events. Notes include hospital update on Mr. Ekel, a Christian Endeavor service at Second Presbyterian, and a Ladies' Guild meeting at the Church of the Good Shepherd. A smallpox carding at Mr Olson’s home is noted along with Paris exposition entrants and prize-winners Grant Keiner Luther Hay and W S Hay for corn and sorghum.
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Seneene Printing Company
Avenue
Coatley & Post
Jenson
Meriden
North Eide
Samuel Shoemaker
Horton
Sinter
Deob
Central Avenue
Airs
Wengin
Monroe Street
Hutchinson
Mra A
Berry
Shady Nook Farm
M. Wal
Cambaida
Hall of Suntower
Af. W. AL
Ladies' Guild of the Church of the Good Shepherd
E. 4
Hodge
Madison Street
Will Ekel
Rolin Nickola
B. Kistler
G. Bowman
W. OW. Burless
Mark Pulmnm
W. Dy, Lacey
B.D. Small
Charles Steinberger
J. A Campbell
W. M. Costley
AL Hydre
A. A. Rowley
Mies
AL M. Peteo
Nina Hilton
Afartha Kimball
Olson
Quincy Street
Mien
Grant EB. Keiney
North Topeka
Luther Hay
Mencken
W. 5
Hay
Schwan Occupies Silang Andang In Cavite Front
Washington reports a war desk dispatch: General Schwan has occupied Silang and Dang Cavite with light resistance, capturing three guns and ammunition. Wheaton’s forces move toward Dasmarinas while northward actions chase robber bands. Bubonic plague cases rise in Manila. hospitals and quarantines are readied as city crowding increases.
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Washington
War Department
Otts
Y “"Manks
Jan
Bates
Schwan
Laguna de Fay
Genfret Nerlet
Tineen
Imag
Silane
Indang
Nerlet
Artilory
Wil Gukee
Milo
Wheaton
Strick
Itriheimer
Baroor
Cheney
Cavite
Las Ranch
Hiaut
Risal
Aan
Leonhanser
Arayat
Theta
Tyre
Perez
Das Marinsa
Manila
Americina Seid
Fitipinos
San Pursando de
Cincinnati Democrats Celebrate Jackson Day Banquet
Cincinnati attendees filled three hundred plates at the Jackson Dinner of the Duckworth club. Judge W. T. Mooney spoke on The Judiciary at St. Mary's, while General Charles M. Anderson addressed Disposition of the Philippines. John Welty spoke on Democracy and MT Corcoran on The Day We Celebrate. Other speakers included Judge William H. Jackson and Harlan Cleveland. No mention of the silver question or Bryan.
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Cincinnati
Duckworth Plub
W. T. Mooney
St. Mary's
Charles M. Anderson
Greenvilie
Philippines
John ©. Welty
Canton
Mt, Corcoran
Cinéiomats
William Th. Jackson
T. 3
Mel Dermott
Charles Beniles
Harlan Cleveland
Charlee Po Silen White
W. J. Bryan
City School Bond Fight Reaches District Court
In Shanee county district No 2 the city and district clash over bond payments from the state school fund. The dispute centers on rent and control, with the state as plaintiff while the district and city board of education confront each other in court.
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Board of Education
Diablo
State School Fund Commissioners
Shanee County
City Board of Education
Icanta Education
Two Casualty Lists From Manila War Department Reports
The War Department released two casualty lists from Manila. The first covers deaths and wounds during Gen.ino’s pursuit and the release of Lt. Gilmore and other prisoners, naming many soldiers by unit and date. The second lists casualties in the southern campaign, with actions at Cabantuan and other engagements, noting injuries such as chest wounds, severities, and unit affiliations.
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Rio Pasig
Anton M. Bons
Thirtieth Infantry
Rio Zapote
EU Lerrimore
Thirty-eighth Infantry
Gamiling
Wm. Bryant
G. Twelfth Infantry
Ixyhold
George Leafey
Twenty-second Infantry
Aucat Grueshetl
Nineteenth
George M. Trubley
F. Fourtentthy
Charles Harrison
Twenty-sixth
Jeffércon M. Surewalt
Elah
Teenth Infantry
Wi. Bundy
Dygenters
Deeth
Jack Whitney
Sixth Infantry
Arthur J
Dagerton
Thirty-second
Infantey
Jamia Kelly
Phind
Maloney
Doe
Reuben Walthers
Eleventh Infantry
George Burchall
Hughers
Patrick Fallon
Twelfty
Wmi
28Th Infantry
John Corbit
Anil
A. John Barry
Henry J. Flood
Ridge- Way Griscom
Charles Cuwetseka
Firth Artillery
Terrence Monwy
Wm. Frotz
Cabanatuan
Ernest B. Huffaron
Low
Blackburn Chosen in Kentucky Senate Ballot
In Frankfort Kentucky the house chose Blackburn as the U S senator with 61 votes to 42 for Bradley and one abstention. In the senate Blackburn led 22 to 12 with Crenshaw McConnell and Populists backing Hackburn and Hays. The joint assembly meets tomorrow and proceedings will be duplicated on the following day next week.
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Frankfort
House
Tre
Blackburn
Bradley
Tay
Senate
Crenshaw
McConnell
Hackburn
Hays
Alexander
Joint Assembly
Beveridge speech draws strong applause in Senate
Senator Beveridge closed his remarks at 2 25 p m amid widespread cheering on the floor and galleries. Mr Hoar rebutted, warning against crippling the young Philippines republic and claiming Otis and Dewey prove a Filipino government exists. He alleged Aguinaldo leads about 30 000 armed supporters seeking independence.
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Washington
Beveridge
Hoar
Indiana
Philippines
Otis
Dewey
Aguinaldo
United Eiktee
Reform School Uses Obsolete Punishment Methods
Report alleges Brat Reform school employs brutal devices such as ball and chain on a working boy. A pupil was seen with a leg iron attached to a ball and chain as he marched in lockstep, evoking images of historical inquisitions and harsh discipline.
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Reform
Brat+ Reform school
Marchigs
Gol Champion H Vardon to Lead Exhibition Tour to U S
London January 9. Open golf champion H Vardon will depart for the United States at the end of January to commence an exhibition golf tournament tour. He will play matches with leading American professionals and participate in planned exhibitions across major cities.
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London
H. Vardon
United States
Market Report Summary From January First Trading
The report describes wheat trading with May futures rising while oats and corn show mixed behavior. Demand shifts from exports to domestic buying, with imports and visible supply influencing prices. Early gains in wheat temper as the market reacts to supply signals and futures adjustments.
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Liverpool
Dir
Gehe
Sec
Recce
Duluth
Market News Mixed From Chicago To Topeka Cattle Hogs And Sheep
The market report details cattle receipts and shipments, hogs and sheep prices and volumes, plus grain and butter quotes. It notes steady to higher trends on some livestock, with specific figures for Texas steers, cows, and feeders, and includes Kansas City and Topeka market updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ateaay
Market Notes From The Cotton And Grain Exchange
Liverpool and New York market reports show quiet cotton prices with uplands and middling grades steady to soft. Coffee and butter futures edge lower while grain contracts display mixed directions with wheat and corn prices under pressure in Chicago and Kansas City receipts rising.
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Liverpool
Rae York
Faling Uplands
J. Goings
Jerome Merchant
Northwest
London
Panini
Amicus
Karras
Chicago
Penn of
Wheat Tees
Sipmants Ee
Kansas City
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Crawford
Arthur Donaldson
Lee Uric Fou
Grand Opera House
Pauline
Carnaveruz
Piad & Tirubts
H. Hiatt
Lafayette
TEXAS
Willis
York
Inenpstan
Cer Battle
Traskiyn Uy
Em LG
Hirsch al the Ee
Riluec
Riermich and Howell
Eeyunr
Aru Sture
Mra B. Gregg
Dundes
Kas
Fort Worth
Retars
Wis
Rock Island
Eaid
Mankin
Denise
Bryans
Hig Swatern
Minneapolis
Apehery
St Lola
Democratic Mass
Sinemath
Jenny
Gadiron Club
Washingoon
AL Baston
Portinnil
Merumry
Comcoml
N_ r Sanaaty
Montpelier
Haven
Emil G. Hirsch
Hisemeek Loneht
Jetrs
Luzon
Porwara
Gen
Senator S Beveridge
Squires
Phare
Wisansan’ Avenue
Zacalta
Supoffer
Ubchan
sSudiwaat
Eaneas City Inventock Market
Hansas RY
Har Choe
OPI
Topaka
Gatguas
Burien County
Elly
Butter Ae
Topeks
Barease
Boston
Papeka
Atchison
Louisville
Nashville
Leavis
Wenet
Atchisor
Tovern
New York
Ovina Bestneas
Bankarp
Banda
Lower
Tony See
Drudstreets
Regine Armsuetks
Its
Lara
E. Harrie
Tun Hon
Etty
Pricon
Mvi Ae
T Hopkins
Vis
Srain
Tours
Yar
Mayenne
Butorr
Bruads
J.C Gomes
Ae Tits
Ferchante
Commission Topean
Peoglvet Dour
Pacife
Upton Pact
Mets
F.digo
Teas
J. C. Goings
Grain and Provisions
East Fifth Street
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