Republican ticket national and local slate listed with names
The document presents a political slate including William McKinley for president, Garrett Hobart for vice president, Charles Rindby for secretary of state, Marshall J. Williams for supreme court judge, Joseph Blaskel for food and dairy commissioner, Prare A. UCSB MSS for public works, F. Wack and Albert C. Douglas among others, plus congressional district and county officers and party judicial ticket names. It lists candidates for clerk of courts, probate judge, prosecuting attorney, commissioners, surveyor, infirmary director, and other county positions.
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Charles Rind BY
Scioto Co
Supreme Courts
Mahsuall J. Williams
Fayette Co
Josep E Blaskel HS
Kelmont Co
Board of Public Works
Prare A. Ucsb Mss
Veo Wert Co
Beare
Aree
F. Wack
Eric Albert C. Douglas
Ross
Ccongressional Tickee
Charles H Grostenge
Athens
Editorial snippets critique and currency debate in 1896
A collage of arguments on sugar fraud, labor strikes, government deficits, and currency policy. It cites Bourke Cochran, Bryan, and German Americans amid debates on silver, banking runs, and foreign influence shaping U S votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismark
Bryan
Lismark
Alemarck
Spector of Bryan’s economic claims undermines coinage argument
The piece assails Bryan’s speeches on silver and currency, labeling his logic flawed and his conclusions unfounded. It mocks the idea of money circulation without capital, and warns laborers and capitalists alike to focus on real spending and profits. It also comments on marriage etiquette and social appearances in a county seat setting.
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Bryan
Moses
Jehosephat
Arvan
Mothers and ministers urge guidance for girls health
A fragmented editorial urges mothers to inform daughters during adolescence and promotes Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy. It then shifts to a political essay asserting gold as the universal standard and condemning treachery against the nation, citing Beecher and U S monetary policy in 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Plulham
Sole Claim Debates Money, Prices, and Wheat
The piece argues that money supply drives prices and disputes Mr Bryan's claims. It cites 1879 figures showing money per capita and price changes for wheat, barley, and oats to argue against Bryan’s arguments.
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Bryan
Mre. Dryan
Jim
Ohio
Bryan’s bid tested by silver coinage debate
The New York World reprints a Madison Square Garden speech critique of William Jennings Bryan. It argues free silver coinage would erode purchasing power and asks which group Bryan truly serves, workers or farmers, wage earners or debtors, mine owners or debtors, if he backs parity between metals.
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Repem
Bryan
Todo
United States
Boss
Toledo E
POP
Bryan Bancolng
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
Hoe
Manland
Brian
Mr. Bryan
Theyesy
New York World
Does Money Volume Drive Prices or Demand Law
The article asks if increasing money supply raises farm product prices citing 1481 and 1892 figures. It notes wheat and corn prices fell while rye rose and potatoes edged up, questioning whether money volume or supply and demand governs prices. It contrasts per capita money with commodity price changes across eras.
Citizen letters attack tarnished praise for copperhead leader
A printed reader letter reproduces editorials from the Lawrence Journal and Toledo Blade denouncing a Confederate sympathizer in Wabash county. It alleges treason, praise of Knights of the Golden Circle, and calls for hanging. other quotes criticize U S policy and politics of 1860s era.
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Mim
Epirok Buabe
Lawrence Kan
Ban
Alt Tadge
Prcekient
Knights of the Golden Circle
Mason and Dixon
K. G
Wabash
Dus
Toledo Blade
Voulonteer
Money in Circulation in the United States Through 1898
The passage notes historic figures for money in circulation in the United States with figures for 1872 1898 and comments on silver policy and the era of high circulation. The text questions how peak per capita circulation could be reached given these trends and references the Leamanville December Journal as the source.
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United States
Guamchal
de Martner
Deager Ule
Willes McKlalez
United State
Leainville Docmer Journal
Dem
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Heathons
Meer Herd
Fred W. Bush
Sor Tresient
William McKinley
Oto
O Uatuefta Tosart
Dow Jerners
Hiram L. Sibley
Washington Co
Common Pleas
Joseph M. Wood
Grabont Co
Brynx Poririvs
Sugar Trust
Bourke Cochran
Baltimore
Tae Treasury
Troy
Riee
Thia
St. Louis
Congress
Henry Ward Beecher
Hood
Reed & Co
Lowell
Maen
Sfckens
Merrell-Soule CO
Syracuse
Beferq
McRisley
Scott
Aregy
Tao
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