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Atlantic Weekly Telegraph in Atlantic, Iowa

02 Nov 1898

Page 7

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Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1898

Page

7

Democrats Split Over Free Silver Stand Against Populist Tide

Prominent Iowa Democrats abandon party lines over free silver, backing Republicans or staying neutral as populist pressure grows. Letters from Markley, Richman, and Mitchell denounce Marshalltown platform, defend gold standard, and condemn territorial expansion stance. Several state leaders and papers shift support or withhold endorsement amid 1896 race dynamics.

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Jefferson Indkaya Cleveland Lease Simpson Potter Irving Richmin St. Gall Witzerland Marshalltown Tilden UL Markley Mason City Davenport Zsok Masey Ot Nypty Chicago Mayryatt Tagulon Dent Te Mara Mehinera Ricker Waterloo Meiner Central Gpoiniltiec WINWS Judg Ryan Polla Brew Jackson Madison Marcy Douglas Mike Healy Iowa J. C. Mitchell Oitmins Republian Democratic Party Judge Trimble Keokuk Sid Campbell Fairfield Judge Carruthers Bloomfield Senator Perry Albia J. J. Smith Ottumwa Col. Wiboeck Des Moines W. W. Witmer Senator Ranch Iowa City J. W . Markley Louis Blick W. W.isaldswin Burlington R. Li. Brown Sioux City J. H. McCoulogue J. P. Kieffer L. M. Adams Humboldt Sam Sloane Charles City Geo. May Nathaniel French W. G. Schmidt John & Kelly Wim. Groneweg Council Binns John Schoentgen Council Bluffs L. Ta. Delian Atlantic A. T. Toy Liebert Benson Dubuque A. T. Lusch J. 2. Shields Free Silver Idea Mide Paramount Lasue Republian Conquer BVO Tatlowine Teeyoupark Democrat Pywnenport der Demokrat S Styriune Ry Cpitaed Te Dyes Motes Leder Trumboldt Ndependent Nes Muings Stuard
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Free Silver’s Impact on Wages and Local News

A Des Moines street car conductor questions free silver’s effect on wages arguing doubled fares would be needed for bread and meat to rise. he notes workers on fixed wages fear wage hikes. Also reports the death of Mrs Nancy Carrie atittsboro Kansas at age 67 after long near-railroad life.

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Archbishop Ireland Speaks on War and Peace in Chicago

Archbishop Ireland’s eloquent address at the McKinley peace jubilee extols peace as the American ideal while framing war as a just, sometimes necessary means to secure lasting peace. He lauds democracy, urges international arbitration, and calls America to lead in peace with a duty to educate and uplift society.

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Prices and Wages Given in Three Tables

The three tables show that producing classes have earned higher incomes for their produce than workers could afford essential goods with their wages. Government statistics indicate steady improvement since ish, reflecting better pay and purchasing power across classes.

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The Eyes of Europe Upon You and American Unity

Europeans critique American policy stability noting cycles of upheaval and shifting alliances. The piece recalls Civil War era unity under Lincoln, public mobilization for war, and nationwide patriotism that unified parties and people to support government actions and wartime funding.

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Prices of Farm Produce and McKinley Debate

The piece discusses free silver and commodity prices from 1861 to 1887, highlighting fluctuation in wheat corn and oats while arguing for McKinley’s leadership in Cuba and national policy. It urges Iowa voters to back a continuing American republican policy and support McKinley and a Republican Congress.

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