To Go It Alone Against Foreign Policies Debate
A fiery speech opposes ready made foreign financial policy, railing at prohibitive tariffs and arguing that only true independence from alien financiers and corruption keeps the nation secure. The speaker denounces silver and gold standards, warns of Wall Street influence, and calls for a bold, protective economic program to preserve national honor and solvency.
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Memphis
Mr. Bryan
Dorpien
Tee
Wwe
Petia Rus
Ian Cas
Hyde
Tenaknt
Liberty
Bowrinan
Trixie
Bavieg
Turekualng Poverr
Ben
Blaise
Friehde
Manning
Pinuse
al Poe
Evallahie
Harmony Society Economy Trade Friction In Pittsburg Memo
A garbled report discusses Harmony Society medicines and tonic preparations marketed through Pittsburg shops. It mentions remedies claimed to aid stomach, fever, and fatigue, praising purity and safety of the tonics amid references to medicinal herbs and health benefits.
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MP. Crosse
Gernt
Curtis
Wayrar Cults
Pittsburg
Electric Bitters Promised Ease for Ailing Elderly
Old people require medicine to stimulate bowels and digestion. Electric Bitters is hailed as the true remedy, aiding natural digestion with mild effects on the stomach and bowels. Availability noted at J Ke Janes' dry goods store, Firth Street and Kaper Avenue.
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Prive
J. Ke Janes
Dryestore
Firth
Kaper Avenue
Kansan City Return Fare and Train Offer Advertised
An old advertisement promises Kansas City round trips at 2.00 via the Santa Fe route with multiple daily trains. It touts Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs wheezes and consumption and cites testimonials from Junction City and San Francisco praising its cures. Also notes unclaimed tickets and upcoming events on Friday and Saturday at 8 PM.
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Mre
Phooe Tiscias
Junction City
Dr. King
Abe Sayale
Thei Eggers
Florida
Sax
Francisco
Dr. Kings
JK. Jones’ Drug Store
Fifth Street
Old
Kansas
Syenou
Ragulus
Fake claims Hanna predicted Bryan victory amid party turmoil
A jumble of quotes and denials centers on Mr. Hanna denying a report predicting Bryan’s election and asserting Republican loyalty. The text also quotes Hobart denying ties to a coal trust and outlines a railroad arbitration claim, with references to party politics and worker support systems.
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New York
Fianna
Y Ee
Megan
Hanna
Americas
Bryan
Chen
Tod
Handa
Galariea
Republican Party
Mem
Oar Plast
Campalen
Guy Fejurte
Workingmien
Campair
Brynota
Hobart
Mt Matenent
Sryan's Nashville Meeting Opens With Home Sweet Home
A large Nashville crowd greeted Sryan as he opened in the city with the song Home Sweet Home. He tied the gathering to Jackson’s legacy and the Hermitage, urging defense of homes and a push for free silver, arguing the current financial system harms common people and favors wealth. The speech praised supporters and faced enthusiastic applause as he framed the campaign against the gold standard as a fight for national prosperity.
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Nashville
Echo
Wil Trates
Saiti
Bate
United Sites
Ory
Rejvice
Monty
Angela
Dallas
Ibsha
Republican Party
Fragmented political speech on party lines and 1896 election
The text records a dealer of political rhetoric praising unity within the Democratic and Republican camps, noting cross party support and search for a presidential ticket. It references Bryan, the Populists, and reactions to the Haymarket era, with mention of shifting alliances and electoral strategies.
Carrier Pigeon Stocking by Navy in Portsmouth Plan
The Navy and War Department decided to train carrier pigeons in case of war. Two large dovecotes were to be stocked in Portsmouth New Hampshire with Newport News and shipyards as proposed stations. A naval officer will care for the birds and training involves shipping pigeons hundreds of miles to return to the coop.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Navy
War
Kansas City Round Trip Fare Highlighted in Station Note
A fragmented notice mentions round trip fares to Kansas City at 82.00, via the Santa Fe line, dated October 4, and referencing university trains and various local figures. The item mixes travel pricing with unrelated promotional lines and names.
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Spd
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Eis
Demenratin Glatfort
Atendard
Phebe
Minning
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Ted
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Apis
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Wlals
Russia
Great Britain
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Frieda
Aps
Lorheidarton
Amd
Sale
Rome
Pennsylvania
Kansas City
Pallas
Santa PE
Republican Committee On
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Missouri
Fort Sent & Mampla Hallroad Company
Des Jost Iseund
Miestar
Sryan
Home
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State Journal
Seventh Street
State Journal Building
Kansas Avenue
Highth Street
Ansas
the Linotypes and Press
Cumsery
Democratic Party
Chicasa
Omas
Haymarket
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Populyus
Rowsalyais
Bryan Jett
Louis
Padlas
FTC
Inolualye
OUF
Sante Fe
Ita
George W. Stana
St Kansas Avenue
Wm. J. Righter
Ofice
Henens Avenue
Healteonce
Biilmare St
Ahir Peicoe Araks Inn
Sonsel
Soerales Tiberatare Nad Cromwell & Jeffers
Wane Henmey Statiotee
Sio
Tania Pe Bos
Nh Geet Nak
J. E. Mathews
Cillar
Icem Greiy, Manufactures
Kansas Ave
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Feed and Fuel CO
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