Republican Meetings and 1896 election commentary
Fragmentary list of Republican meetings with speakers and dates October 20 to November 2. Includes references to Foraker Weaver Grosvenor Sayre Lewis and others. Includes quotes attributed to William J Bryan and remarks on press stance and 1896 election forecasts. Mentions Cleveland and free coinage debate and Supreme Court rulings on trusts.
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Gioustén
Joseph B- Foraker
Walter L. Weaver
Latarop
E. B. Sayre
A. 3. Lewis
Supreme Court
Congress
Bryan
Chicago
John Sherman memorial tribute crops up in political reverie
A tribute to John Sherman honors his long public life and influence as statesman and financier. The piece recalls his roles from 1855 onward, his Civil War leadership, and his tenure as Treasury secretary, noting Ohio pride and national acknowledgment. It contrasts admiration with historical debate over presidential elections and policy impacts.
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John Sherman
Sherman
Ehanany
Joby Shigles
Unitedates
Snrheig
Bistory
Hamilton
Clay
Webster
Blaine
Ohio
The
United States
Sherman Mann
Mansfield
Do You Want It 1892 Tariff Debate Presages Downturn
The piece argues that despite rising wages and employment in 1892 prosperity, shifting tariff policy following the election triggered contract cancellations, reduced factory work, and cut orders across mines forests and fields. It warns that labor and farmers faced uncertainty and a threatened livelihood due to tariff changes.
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Honest Dollar and a Chance to Earn It
From the Colorados Springs Gazette, a broad defense of McKinley era policies praising full employment, low interest, increased per capita circulation, and foreign debt repayment. It claims reforms benefited workers, banks, and markets, warns of Democratic smear campaigns, and notes railroad workers leaning Republican in Kansas.
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Re? Rceivers
Europe
Pacific Railroad
Cleveland
McKinley
Cuba
Do You Want It Bryan Change Sound Money Policy
The item warns that tariff and monetary policy changes would hurt business and industry. It criticizes Bryan for proposing to swap a hundred cent dollar for a fifty cent dollar and asks voters if they want it. The message links the tariff change to a broader plan and urges opposition.
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Bryan
D ZENNER AND COMPANY ONE PRICE STORE SALE
The season brings unusual opportunities as wholesalers cut losses. D ZENNER and Co advertises desirable merchandise at concessions that mean great savings for customers.
Special undergarments and drapery fabrics in stock
An ad lists fleece lined ribbed underwear pat at 2c per garment and fleece lined Union Suits for men and women from the famous Munsing line. Also new silklin es and denims Bagdad and Persian draperies for curtains, couch covers and cushions plus cushion squares. Down pillows in sizes BC and 5c.
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