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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1896

Page

3

McKinley Victory Promises Safe Electoral Majority

The report predicts a secure win for McKinley in the Electoral College with the vote likely to reach 270 as Iowa delivers a large verdict in his favor. The piece emphasizes broad support and the potential for a decisive national result.

Iowa

All Previous Records Broken by Republicans Sweep

The Solid South falls as Republicans claim decisive victories with McKinley sweeping Kentucky Maryland Delaware and West Virginia as voters deliver major gains across the region.

Kentucky Maryland Delaware West Virginia McKinley California Connecticut Illinois Indiana Lowa Maine Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota New Hampshire New York North Dakota Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Dakota Vermont Wisconsin Total

Record of a record vote and political tides in Iowa

The piece notes the largest voter turnout in the country, with Iowa and Ames showing high participation and a strong national shift toward McKinley. It cites electoral forecasts ranging from 264 to 292 votes, mentions Barnhart Bros. & Spindler commentary on hard times, and references Indiana and New York political dynamics alongside public business revival signals.

Ames Iowa Republican Party McKinley White House Bryan Tral Committee New York Associated Press H. C. Payne National Committee Barnhart Bros. & Spindler Brussels Union Barnhart Bros. & Spindler, Type Founders Chicago, Ill United States Train King

Why the Confederacy Failed and the Money Issue

An essay notes excessive paper money as a key Civil War failure. It cites government printing as inflationary, needing constant new issues. The Chicago Journal reports a rush for gold at the sub-treasury, with small savers left empty handed as only certain notes were honored.

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