Democratic Campaign Sees Bryan Victory Likely in 1900
A circulated Democratic National Committee statement quotes Chairman Daniel J. Campagna predicting a sweeping defeat of the Republic party and a landslide electoral win for William Jennings Bryan. The text touts Bryan securing a large majority of electoral votes and asserts Republicans face a broad coalition with the South and favored states, framing the race as the people’s choice for free government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atventom
Suya Uy al Bsoimt West
Opa
Cineado
William “Jennings Bryan
United States
Daniel J. Canspati
Democratic National Campiaign Warnwittec
Caunpan
Eithres
Canjarifees
Canpau
Watts
Jomenay
Nevada
Gioyuninene
Peupie
Gorman
LOK
Nselmtor Chormerytuje
Union
Republicut
Miouepaly
Veo
Cini
Gallina
Sollit
Galiforum
Murtta Jhia
McKinly
Tie
Webster to Warren Insane Asylum Commitment
The Rev Roy S B Webster, long a resident of Pennsylvania and former pastor, was committed to the Warren asylum for the insane after police and a commission found him mentally unwell and a danger. He allegedly used funds from parishioners and others to fuel gambling and other spending, with authorities detailing his downfall. The commission and hospital plan strict restraint and ongoing treatment as Webster begins a regimen of diet, work, and supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Bo Webster
Wishington
Pennsylvania
Tamia
Coli
Wren
Walster Pit
Lida
Roy
B.webstur
Mirst
Witamapart
Jenarn
Hivtat
Ballad Pearson
Webster
Sherlis
Websster
Detwiler
Daniel Thoms
Stey
Walliams Park
Webster Ingatt
Ingeran
Ioanny
Wron
Turin
Abes
Leck Uinven
B.C. Aasstrona
Morristown Lyceum Meeting Draws Massive Democratic Rally
A Morristown Lyceum gathering drew a record Democratic turnout with Abe and Lyceum sponsor Ableth presiding. Supporters hailed a strong Washington-era vision, while opponents argued about congressional indifference and local party unity. Strong presence from nearby towns expected at Tuesday night events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Lyueam
Marylstawa Clutznns
Democratie
Morristown
Thasday
Chiapeoyn
Abe. Lyceum Synsor Ableth
Prnd
Masliig
Tie Sureet
Washington
Catler
Vieulign
Hin
Windeldenyses
Wastera Waitats
Sneh Otler
Noodles
Will Gurney
Carly
Tbe
Neigby
Wristington
Reception planned by Washington Athletic Association
The entertainment committee of the Washington Athletic Association will host a Friday night reception in honor of the President. The event will be held at the Shields Building and will feature dancing and refreshments for invited members only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cominitien
Washington Athletic Association
Prosilentetect
United States
Shields
W. T. Ferguson
Hackettstown Seminary
Vernot
Zostoulk
Vernon
Cape Blu
Grndirl
Iekobbstown
Guilieh
Ong Aukitye
Trenton
Newark
Shiro
Pitney
United States Pipe Line Case In New Jersey Court
The long running United States Pipe Line Company versus Standard Oil of New Jersey sees a Court of Chancery ruling that affects ownership of a disputed pipe line and surface rights. The decision outlines history of litigation, injunctions, and orders regarding removal and continued possession, with upcoming trial in Warren County.
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Labbe ‘Stites Company
Pruduwens
United States Pipe
Line Comiby
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Chingallor Emory
Court of Chancery
Wallon & Westero
Tillhoad Company
Henry RB. Breckenridge
United States
Tipe Liva Company
Despasnes Ae
Ludson
Tie
Morris and Mare
Morris and Mare Rutrond
Blsegtad
Michiel Meaghar
Viea Chancellay
Eury
Firth
Iny
Snis
Morria
Venex
Dowd Dulad
Ieee
Ste
United States Pine Line Co
Chanéittar Iit
Beiefly
Chuncillor Bird
Kelig
Cretarg
Laing
Oxford
Bury
Giimauere
Warren County
Greene
Overeducated Farmers Sons Debate at Parmerst Sons
Bishop Worthington of Omaha argues in strong terms that overeducation harms farmers sons and their families while William Jennings Bryan backs the view, citing policy that burdens farms. The discussion touches on education, rural decline, and potential shifts in local schooling and industry.
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Parmerst
Mao
Worthington
Omaha
Neb
Olsunselge
William
Bryan
Monmouth
Teren
Wedding at Bark residence for Gulick Kerr pairing
An Automat wedding at the Bark home near Macketetown united Miss Liza Gulick and Mr William Kerr of Markstor with Rev Ed Bowman officiating. Guests, including groom’s parents, filled the rooms as Vernon Gulick escorted the bride and Pearl Gruck the bridesmaid. A valedictory reception followed with gifts and a Philadelphia honeymoon trip planned.
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Charles Bark
Macketetown
Mies Liza Gulick
William Kerr
Markstor
Ed Bowman
Quitkartown
Ns Ate
Deeds Maphawe
Quakertown
Mandelpsati
Atlas Grice
Mr. Gsntun
Petambirg
Orgin
Dows Stalra
Ads Bary Ayers
Mastar Vernon Gulick
Miss Pearl Gruck
Dime
Philadelphia
Kerr
Wilghs
Marksboro
Maury Elizabethova Minsk Crowd Moves as Hall Fails
Mrs Lennse speaks to more than 2 000 listeners in Washington Street, criticizing Republican policies and praising reform. She links Bryan's campaign to wage earners and warns against the gold standard, urging voters to back the Democratic ticket.
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Cou
Phave
Tredigis Bryan
Pial Savers
Rouy Batts
Minho
Mfr Maury Elizaveth Tova
Minsk
Bryan
Bree
Polit
Mr. Bryan
Anthony
Culiton
Montium
Sere
Cliniga
Wigen Honda
Adiutt
Boas
Mra
Lense
Cledas
Smith
Ate
Bey
Moody Canaeit Koapeale
Chilly
Altioaga
Stroudsurg
Nigudra
Anon Ali
Losse Salu
Ake
Lennapake
Mabie
Kane
Che Iaud
Enoeh
Barra
England
Charles Dickensy
Amierica
United States
Jas
Aftiirs
Papi
Namie Sughaluw
Punay
Nana
Longa
Honda
Taut
Fiat Ganeral
Italy
Anne
Anarabilla
Repadiatora
Lortie Poole
Poli
Pam Tilking
Puilroud Company
Republiuin
Thei
Nes
Aduliteurl
Rilronds
Chigaya
Abrahan Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Uilro-Dumaghs
Drran
Edward Lau
MOVO
Swvig Fom
Pola
Cotler
Democratic Ticket and Bryan Speech Flurry
A fragmented letter page discusses a National Democratic Ticket and Bryan, calling Pitney’s remarks ill judged. It reports a Port Turroy fair with party speakers, including McKintry and Stryker, and notes crowds praising the Bryan Sewall Club alongside local endorsements and outdoor events.
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Warren County Drug Store
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Idney
B.J. Maskey
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Awgill
J. Guiermen
Dimondale
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Rosebud
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Charles Bradley
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Wilson
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Griktall
Lila Prodanburg
Princess Rosebud
Orphin
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Alfred Groff
Prince Curly
Wreston Smith
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Fairy White
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Carrie Bure
Lay
Gusslein
Wogan
John
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Prince Ponderous
Joseph Smith
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William Qiennings
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Oryan
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Arid
Port Turroy
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Lbw Bind
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