Carlisle Explains Parity of Silver Dollar with Gold
Bak, Me Sept 18 James Helm asks how the silver dollar stays equal to gold. Secretary Carlisle cites Acts of 1890 and 1898, treasury limits, and faith in government to maintain parity. He warns unlimited private coinage would force gold out and break confidence in currency.
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Bak Haxror
Carlialo
Bak Hakbor
James
P. Helm
Louisville
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
United States
Congress
Joan G. Carliele
Old Soldiers Visit McKinley Draws Large Delegation
A Sept 16 reception at McKinley’s home drew enthuastic crowds of Woman’s Relief Corps and Cantonians. Major McKinley received an ovation as Col J J Clark praised him. Delegations from Somerset and Missouri discussed Republican chances, with Norman Critchfield and Richard Kerns in attendance.
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Bomeriot
Hanianton
Woman’s Relief Corps
McKinley
J. J. Clark
Somerset
Norman B. Critchfield
Richard Kerns
Missouri
Santa Fe
Kerns
Alleghanies
Six States to Be Represented at Canton Campaign Opening
Canton Ohio September 17 preparations are under way for a large campaign opening Friday with Senators Thure tot and Cullom Congressman McCleary of Minnesota Governor Hastings of Pennsylvania and Governor Bushnell of Ohio as speakers Railroads plan 40 special trains and crowds from Pittsburg Wheeling Toledo Detroit Cincinnati Kentucky Indiana mass arrive by bicycle Delegations from six states expected crowd estimated at 40000 to 50000
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Canton
Thuretot and
Cullom
McCleary
Minnesota
Hastings
Pennsylvania
Bushnell
Ohio
Quanton
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Toledo
Detroit
Massillon
Here
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Indiana
McKinley
Major McKinley
Charles Kurtz
Sylvester T. Everett
Baldwin
Heist
Thurston
Americas Club
United States
Fairfield Township
Columbiana County
Columbiana
Republican Party
Senator Thurston
Marshal Barber
Hershstand
George B. Freeaze
Mary Barber
Union
Nebraska
R. W. Taylor
J.T. MecCleary
Omaha
Missourians Make a Kick Protest at Republican Campaign
Missouri Republicans led by Major John J. Bittinger ex congressman Frank and others meet national headquarters in Chicago to protest campaign methods in Missouri. Denials follow about factional patchwork while complaints grow over literature and speakers scarce. Army of the Potomac reunion at Burnmeroy Vermont features officers elected and addresses by Governor Woodbury and Major Orlando Smith with Captain Jack Crawford delivering a poem.
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Army of Potomac
Burnmeroy
Society of the Army of the Potomac
United States
William H. Henry
Burlington
H. C. King
New York
Samuel Truesdale
C. W. Scott
Boston
A. A. Woodbury
Orlando Smith
Jack Crawford
Sherman
Helena
Hewesa
John Sherman
W. K. Vanderbilt
Seward Webb
Northern Pacific
Yellowstone Park
Miles
Fort Assinnabgine
Republican national speakers to tour western states from Sept 28
The Republican national committee plans a westward campaign with ex-Congressman Butterworth of Ohio leading the advance through Wyoming Colorado Oregon and California with other speakers to follow as negotiations finish. Baptist delegates to Canton aim for 500 pilgrims if rates are favorable. Maine returns show Powers 43878 Frank 34841 Republican plurality 48782.
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Big Gans
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Pacific Slope
Butterworth
Ohio
Wyoming
Colorado
Oregon
California
McKinley
St. Louis
National Baptist Convention
Major McKinley
Canton
Maine
Portiand
Powers
Frank
Canton Campaign Opening Draws Record Crowd
A massive turnout in Canton Ohio marked the campaign kickoff with parades and a large tent meeting. Major McKinley reviewed marchers with leaders including Bushnell, Kurtz, Hastings, Thurston, and McCleary, as crowds estimated up to 100000 in the streets and rail excursions fueling the show of support.
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Canton
Charles Kartz
Ohio
Stephen A. Northway
Garfield
Western Reserve
Grant
Conkling
Sylvester T. Everett
Cleveland
Warren
Stark County
Unity Township
Columbiana County
McKinley
Republicans Branching Out in Kansas City
Branch Republican headquarters likely to be established in Kansas City within a short time following a conference between Chairman Hanna and Missouri committee members led by ex-Congressman Joe Frank of St. Louis and Major Bittinger of the St. Joseph Herald. Missouri delegates voiced support for state committee leadership, while Hanna denied ceding control to national figures. The campaign across Kansas and Missouri was to be directed from the new branch, with Missouri’s committee asserting they could manage the state effort.
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ChicaGo
Missouri
National
John J. Bittinger
St. Joseph
Frank
St. Louis
Sam Scott
Kansas City
Joe Park
la Platte
E. J. Morse
Excelsior Springs
Hanna
Mr. Frank
Major Bittinger
State Committee
Sherens-Filley
Quhioago
Missouriane
Joe Frank
Missouri State Committee
Messrs
Parsons and
Neidringhaus
Filley
Leland
Kansas
Kerens
Apsley Confident On McKinley Prospects Across West States
Representative Apsley of Massachusetts reports a tour through Michigan, Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, Montana and North Dakota. He notes growing McKinley sentiment, strong Pacific coast enthusiasm, crowded meetings in Portland and California, and calls for continued aggressive educational campaigning to constrain Bryan to a few mining states.
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Washington
Apsley
Massachusetts
Republican Congressional Committee
West
Michigan
Iowa
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Nevada
Oregon
Montana
North Dakota
Pacific
Colorado Springs
Colorado City
McKinley
Teller
Pacific States
San Francisco
California
Portland
National Committee
Pacific Slope
John Sherman
National Congressional Committee
Bryan
Bryan Leads in 36 States 324 Electoral Votes in Estimates
Chicago Sept. 18. Democratic press bureau releases state by state estimates for William Jennings Bryan. Predicted margins include Alabama 60,000 Arkansas 75,000 California 90,100 Colorado 100,000 Delaware 10,000 Florida 15,000 Georgia 75,000 Idaho 10,000 Illinois 45,000 Indiana 50,000 Iowa 30,000 Kansas 40,000 Kentucky 80,000 Louisiana 40,000 Maryland 15,000 Michigan 40,000 Minnesota 85,000 Mississippi 50,000 Missouri 60,000 Montana 6,000 Nebraska 30,000 Nevada 4,000 North Carolina 20,000 Ohio 26,000 Oregon 10,000 South Carolina 60,000 South Dakota 10,000 Tennessee 40,000 Texas 175,000 Utah 10,000 Virginia 25,000 Washington 15,000 West Virginia 10,000 Wisconsin 30,000 Wyoming 5,000. These estimates yield 36 of 45 states and 324 electoral votes.
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Bryan
Chigano
National Democratic
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
North Carolin
Ohio
Oregon
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Atlantic Society and Camps Directory Notes
Society directory fragment lists Sam Rice Post No. 6 meeting twice monthly in G A R hall Atlantic Iowa with adjutant Wm Lyswan and A Bussarp. Commander noted. Park Camp No. 157 meets end and fourth Wednesday monthly at five PM over Stier Martin Dunn store. J S Goss, Clerk. Loyal Lodge No. 297 Atlantic meets Thursdays in G A hall with Pine as Recorder and Charman as C C.
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Sam Rice
G. A. R. Hall
Atlanticowa
Wm, Lyswan
Bussarp
A. C. C. W. Atlantic (Loyal) Lodge No. 297
G. A. Abhalt
D. Pine
F. M. Charman
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M’kinley
Columbus
Porthano
Thomas B. Reed
Piret
McReages
Hobart
Waller Burnell
Mason Crry
Ill
John Waller
National Meatauarters
Hrynn
Spink
Patterson
Palmer
Sprinavinn
John N. Palmer
National Democratic Party
Madison Square Garden
Cuxbaco
Harrison
Marion County
Ind
Gantron
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Bradford
J. N. Jones
Glenwood
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Limited, Limited
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Griswold Branch
Audubon
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Society Directory
R. M. Red Cloud Tribe
Aiip
G.A. R Hall
Order
W. B. Ramsey, Sach
W. R. Canwaxtoner C
M. J. Abbott
Jake Johnson
Dray Line
Johnson & Thompson
T.B. Frost & Coo
Ts.journal of Methind
W. H. Peeke
Hip Lucorna
W. H. Peeee
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Brawer
U. & Supreme Court
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Tate Supreme Couch
Behooin
Chicago Times-Herald
Mit
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Sb. G. & C. Merriam Cod., Publishers
Springfield, Mass
U.S.A
Fury
Stan Company
Metropolitan Accident , Association, Oldest and Best Accident Co
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John Wedde Heuen
Franklin Grove
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