07 Sep 1900
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Newspaper
Waterbury Evening Democrat
Location
Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1900
Page
1
A fragmented political column laments party tactics and corporate power while skimming Vermont and Connecticut race talk. It notes a looming Democratic surge and Republican losses, mentioning Olney, Cleveland era politics, and New Haven rumors as the author weighs nominees and and possible outcomes in a tense pre election mood.
The piece, drawn from a late 19th century partisan issue, notes editorial scorn for McLean’s Connecticut gubernatorial bid and traces cross state reactions. It highlights editorial praise for opposing candidates, prediction of McKinley’s unpopularity among business centers, and varying New Jersey responses to the convention outcomes.
A muddled report describes claims by Betts that McLean will win by about 5027 votes while Mor Mele trails, with observers noting votes cast and a town meeting atmosphere. The piece references a convention, a worker in town, and a price for a Cyia at 10m, all in a fragmentary account from the New Tivo tense headquarters.
A chaotic prose snippet from the New York Sun references Walioe Walhor Walton and Walian names, mangled geography, and unclear events. It reads like garbled OCR of a poem or column with scattered place names and person references, lacking a coherent narrative.
A Victorian style bundle of poetry fragments describes nature, forests, lakes, and fairy imagery, interwoven with consumer notes. It shifts to a medical testimonial for Grain-O coffee substitute, then references a Philadelphia refrigeration controversy and a Cleveland’s Lung Healer ad.
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