Inflammatory Currrent of 1898 Senate Debate and Tariff Talk
The passage presents a dense mix of editorial notes on the Philippine question, Aguinaldo’s statement, and the U S tariff debate. It references Pettigrew, Hawley, and McKinley, with commentary on Senate actions, the Maine disaster, and tariff impacts on paper and wood pulp. It also notes labor and political commentary urging patience and belief in impending reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Pettigrew
South
Dakota
Sarators
Pattgraw
Mrnity
Fauta
Tela
Administration
Praiga
Vénenrebla
Friends of
Mckinley
Congressional Record
Lin
Haya Buncoad
Pattigraw
Aguinaldo
Davey
S.linr
Honest
The
Paper Trust
Bryan Stronger in Public Opinion Amid Campaign Attacks
The piece comments on Bryan and William Jennings Bryan as the Gold Democrats weigh the 1896 politics. It argues ridicule by opponents has backfired, boosting Bryan's standing as the party faces a presidential contest and debates the money issue and silver policy.
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William Jennings Bryan
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Bryan
Hackettstown Gazette
Local Notes and Notices From Newark Area Fragment
A patchwork of items from Newark and Morristown items mention editor Steel health issues and Morristown school children facing possible quarantine or exclusion due to smallpox. It notes Judge Watkins appointment as United States Attorney for New Jersey and mentions a fire in Stockton and a dust storm. The piece includes local advertising observations on merchants and advertising, plus political chatter about William Jennings Bryan, Bourke Cochran and McKinney.
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Steel
The
Newark
Newa
Morgitown Congregational Church
Ton
Wes. J. Kegan
Townall
Paterson
Ynursdiy
Trenton
Morristown
Stroudsburg
Hootie Barosle
Elenira
Byury
Manu la Mide
Wills-Schiller
David J. Watkins
United States
Iy Ulartet
New Jerseys
Lawate
Stockton
Botley
Jan Gallon
Witer
Bryan
Pia
Markabhy
Bourke Couhran
McKinney
Col Bryan
Keesne
Tan
Supreme Court
Garrison Ban
Sumpron
Sumit
Minto
Local notice and obituaries linger in Harmony fragment
Fragmentary OCR preserves a village column with obituaries and community notices. It records a child’s death after two years illness, burial in Washington cemetery, plus local reminiscences, social notes, and a political notice about a cemetery association and Bethel church events.
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Anon M., Davehler
J. W. Kinney
Warren
Washington
Census Enumerator Plans for Juneeleventh Enumeration
The census enumerator will begin the eleventh census of the United States on June first and complete enumeration by June fifteenth. The blanks are large 20 by 24 inches and will be carried in a portfolio. Cooperation of residents via telephones and prepared answers will speed the process, especially when the head of the house is away during the day.
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Onunisrator
United Burea
Juno
Juno Flteenth
Residente Aitlopatiog
Howe ii
Bode
Fang
Jae
Afaca
Monty
Eaeh
United States
United Stas
Montsb Beach
Howe
Diphtheria Strikes Local Family as Community Mourns
Pot Murray reports the death of Annies, aged about 9, from diphtheria after a bout of illness near here and Mt Bethel. Several local residents, including Miss Oliva Gardner and Mrs. George Bryan, are mentioned with illnesses and recoveries. The Port Murray council faces turnover as meetings continue amid concerns over health and a note dispute involving Jacob Yanger.
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Pot Murray
Annies
Elsfeston
Isang
Elizabeth Bereaueh
Blisir Heise
Here
Mt. Bethel
Funk
Anis
Oliva Gardner
Port Colden
George Bryan
Harcoe Perry
Hoboken
Parks
Bella
Mr. Cope
H. M. Crepar
Abs. Cregar
Wn. Petty
Karreville
Teast
Jaco Yanger
JH. M. Cox
Yanger
Cox
Port Marray Council
O. US
Rockport social notes include visits and gatherings
Rockport residents share greetings and visits as guests travel from New York City Newark and California. Miss Garey and Miss Lydia Osmith stay with friends. Mrs. Davis returns from Belvidere, Miss Flora Hoftinag entertains. Katie Parks ill and a local holiday means no school as N B Parks family plans observations.
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Grazze Dana
New York City
Mainie Garey
Port Murtily
Lydia
Osmith
Newark
Misa Flora Hoftinag
Mueik
Califon
Mary Davis
Belvidere
Mery Riegelal Riegelavitin
Emea Torre
Port Col‘dén Iu
Gundry
Katie
N. B. Parks
Dl Plittiur
Wendy
Linegola
Wanamaker's February Furniture Sales Highlight Trade Drive
New York reports Wanamaker's February and August furniture sales as major events. The sale features up to two hundred thousand dollars worth of stock with twenty five thousand pieces marked for sale. Prices reflect higher lumber and labor costs, while manufacturers seek fast outlets for clearance lots.
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New York
Wanamaker's
Trusings
Hiedwire
Hiss
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Averace
Ropa
TyaGe
L, Seavden
Esivanane Prormeron
Philippine Commissioners
Islands
Passaic Co
Lackawanna
Oxford
Prore
Levn
Hives
Charles Simner
McKin
Sibley
Maine
Aldrich
Rep
Congress
Fast Office
Philadelphia Record
Samr
Sim
Distangu
Philip
Philip Sodar
Brothers
Pennsylvania
Ways and Means
Acheson
Mr. Dalzell
Teriff
Stan
WOC. T. UG
Pregilent Me. Ripley
Grigge
Lttter
Chicago Chronicle
Ti Iamot
Rob
Senator Ingalls
New York Journal
Ingatlg
Convines
Napoleon
Republicaan Senate
Chicago
Montana
Garner
Misa
Mattie Warman
Rusma Rush
Leon
Mise Mita Warman
Baett
Cor
Manti
Tany
Alvah
Harvey
Irisville
Frianda
Enigma
Mt. Berhet
Povernmant Seera
Bordyce
Monged
MbeBethel M
Shure
Uncle Sam
Rockport
Aspen
John Wanamaker
A. J. Blowart
Case Broadwily
Odrand Wun
Avonue
Rader’s
Easton, PA
aAxford’s Grocery
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