Traveling men discuss politics and trusts in Columbus interview
In an interview with The Toledo Blade, Charles B. Flagg national secretary of the Order of United Commercial Travelers, explains travel conditions and employment. He notes few displacements due to trusts in Columbus, says business is strong, and that members hold mixed views on McKinley. The article preserves neutral stance on party loyalties and outlines the order’s status.
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Organization of Trusts and Combines
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McKinley vs Bryan echoed in South cotton politics
A fragment cites southern Democrats breaking for McKinley over cotton prosperity and voting rights concerns in North Carolina. It notes high U S bond refunds under Republican law and mocks Bryan as Nebraska agitator while urging caution against fraudulent kidney remedy claims. It ends with an advertisement for Foley's Kidney Care by C B Henderson.
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Trust Dilemma in Democratic Party Reform Debate
The piece argues Democrats offer no concrete remedy for trusts. It notes Bryan proposed a federal licensing law, but Supreme Court limits Congress to interstate commerce. Democrats oppose constitutional amendment, upholding states rights. As a result, the article concludes no viable Democratic plan exists now or in the future.
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Vice Presidential Candidate Stevenson Reevaluates Imperialism Light on Bread
The letter to the public by Stevenson, accepting the nomination, frames imperialism as the major issue while dismissing other questions as dust in the balance. He downplays the dinner pail while wage earners face job losses and higher bills, warning that a Bryan vote means hard times.
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Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promises Restful Sleep
An advertisement extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy to quiet throat irritation and aid sleep. Sold by W. H. McKee. The Chicago Chronicle notes Afghans carry weapons as part of their attire.
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Chicago Chronicle
Bryan Questions Gold Democrats Prodigal Son Remarks
The speaker questions Bryan about his criticism of Gold Democrats. He asks how they can be called prodigal sons and accuses Bryan of rhetoric about past promises while accusing him of riotous living and failing to control his conduct as president.
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