Notable Democrats Refuse Bryan Support for Democracy
A selective roll call highlights prominent Democrats who oppose Bryan and the Democratic ticket. Names include Grover Cleveland, Richard Olney, Hillary Herbert, J Sterling Morton, Daniel Timmon, William Wilson, John M. Palmer, William F. Wills, John Gordon, David Hill, George Gray, Roswell Flower, and Charles W. Kiich among many others. The piece argues these defections reflect long service to the party and warn against the perceived dishonor of supporting the Bryan platform.
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Bryan
Chicago
Amour
Grover Cleveland
New York
John Gi. Carhiste
Bentucky
Richard Olney
Marsachw
Hilary A. Herbert
Alabama
J. Sterling Morten
Nebracsks
Daniel I. Timont
Wew York Dudeon Barn
Gener
William L. Wilson
Dard B. Frasers
Interior
Missouri
John M. Painer
United States
Seger
William F. Wills
Costed Brates
Wisconsin
Jolin B. Gordon
Uoirek
Georgia
David B Hill
Humes Smith
Dow Jerses
George Gray
Dela “Care
Wiliam Lindsay
Dalted Atate
Kentucky
Donelson Caffert
Semater
Louisiana
Calvin S. Brice
U. S
Harry W. Rusk
Maryland
Cowen
A. D
Franklin Bartlett
M. C
Georges K McClellax
Mattachimetts
John C. Bisch
Consresa
Hillis
Jona P. Booking
Washington Hesing
Wiliam D. Bynum
Congress
Don M. Dickinson
Michigan
Thomas M. Waller
Connect
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McKinley protection speech sparks debtor class debate
A lengthy stand on currency and tariff policy contrasts workingmen and creditor classes. Speakers argue free silver harms farmers, urging protection and a robust home market to boost labor value. Reference is made to McKinley in Canton and to politicians like Bryan, with historical notes on silver coinage and international standards.
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Mr. McKinley
Bryan Elaine
McKinley
Canton
Kinley
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Foam Pittsburg
Dofuray
Ling
Kbar
Brown
Saints
Brean
Chicago
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Silver calendar reveals leading nations' silver actions
A financial calendar recaps twenty five years of silver policy by top nations. It notes Germany adopting a gold standard while Belgium suspended silver coinage, illustrating shifting monetary regimes and metal backing across decades.
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Denmark
Germany
Norway
Sweden
United States
Latin Union
Franes
Buten
Austria-Rimgary
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United Sites
Fania
Austria
Chile
Belgium
JOS HORNE CO Mail Orders For New All Wool Tufted Suitings
Mail orders are invited for samples of all wool tufted suitings in up to date dress goods. Materials range 26 to 50 inches wide at 86c 0c and 75c per yard. The Great Exposition store urges fair investigation and an unbiased verdict.
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