Bryan’s Party Snowfall of Votes and Tariff Question
The Tribune quotes Mr Bryan arguing party losses will come quietly like snowflakes as tariff policy ties wage gaps. It links wage differences between American and foreign workers to proposed tariffs, warning that free trade would pressure American manufacturers to cut wages or close, and questions the free trader’s solution.
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Anthony Meyer
Jackson Township
Ripley County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
State of
Podimmay
Board of Companissigners
Tai Point
Pring
Otter Creek
Jackson
Otter Cuperk
Deneth
Leine
Ian
Dacksen
Othaball
W. OH. Williams
Rhilin Fowl
Henry Sheets
Frank Reliing
William Wielkine
Willita Schaffer, Sr
Tlenry
Heimsuth
Mary Mehu
John W. Wagner
John J, Wise
John Peetz Jacob Stei
Edward P, Fowl
Lewis D. Heimsuth
Chas
McGaughey
Henry Rohlfing
Wim. J. Dausell
R. Lutes
Farmer in Hancock County Sells 20000 Bushels of Corn
Seymour Republican reports a Hancock county farmer sold 20000 bushels of corn at 76 cents a bushel earning about 15000 dollars. The piece questions whether he will donate 100 dollars to a Bryan campaign, noting inflation and calls for lower prices to old Cleveland levels.
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Seymour Republican
Hancock County
Bryan
Cleveland
Let Us Have a Clean Campaign
A call for a truly clean political campaign condemns personal abuse and slander. The writer rejects voter bribery and urges voters to judge candidates fairly, promoting charity, consistency, and rejecting negative attacks on opponents from any ticket.
Tariff Debate and Trade Surplus Questioned
The article argues that trade balances drive prosperity and cites 1807, 1904, and 1905 figures showing large surpluses from exports over imports. It challenges free traders who claim tariff cuts will boost exports and market access, asking how such balances can be explained.
Bryan’s Folly and Shifting Coinage Doctrine
The text criticizes Mr. Bryan for abandoning past stances on free silver at 16 to 1 and imperialism. It claims he erases the idea of government ownership of public utilities and accuses him of concealing his doctrines while alleging Roosevelt stole his…
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Mr. Bryan
Potter’s Field
Roosevelt
Political chameleon vows repudiation by voters
The speaker accuses a politician of shedding Republican conservatism for opportunistic stances, calling him an original but safe conservative. The piece contends the public will repudiate him for abandoning his past positions.
Indiana Temperance Wave Shapes Indiana Election Outlook
The piece argues James E. Watson will win Indiana’s governorship with little doubt. It predicts only a small Democratic House majority and warns brewing and saloon interests backing Democrats may backfire by alienating temperance voters.
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James E. Watson
Indiana
House of Representatives
Bryan's wilderness fasting critique of Republican leaders
In a caustic acceptance speech, the speaker argues that prolonged fasting in the wilderness does not improve public questions analysis. He claims Bryan’s views flip-flop every two years, praising only Bryan’s push for his own presidency while noting Republican leaders fail to align on issues with the people.
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Mr. Bryan
Republican Party
Bryan
W. J. Bryan
United States
St. Louis
Democratic Party
Indiana German Societies condemn Republican Prohibition stance
The Alliance of German Societies of Indiana criticizes the Republican party for backing prohibition laws from 1873 Baxter law to the Moore law, arguing repeated state actions and current leaders show fanatical support for prohibition.
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Republican Party of
Indiana
Republican Party
Alliance of German Societies of
Rise From the Grave Promises in Electric Bitters
Prominent Lucama, North Carolina manufacturer Wm A Fertwell says after using fewer than three bottles of Electric Bitters his Bright's Disease diabetes stage improves and he believes the remedy will cure him permanently. He notes liver and bladder troubles have ceased. Guaranteed by Baas & Schultz. Price only seven cents?
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Lucama
N. C
Bright
Baas & Schultz
Svc
Imaginary Speeches by R S Taylor
A brief note introduces Imaginary Speeches by R S Taylor. The item signals a literary work and author, emphasizing creative dialogue and interpretive tone.
The Bryan Echo in Roosevelts Reform Era
A caustic 1900-era critique questions William Jennings Bryan's ambitions and methods. It ranks him as an enigma between demagogue and sincere reformer, cites his free silver stance and world tour, and argues for Rooseveltian reform led by a more prudent successor to carry forward progress.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Bryan
Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
White House
Bryan and party faith grow through third nomination
The piece argues that Bryan remains tied to his long held policies of bimetallism and anti imperialism while facing new praise and criticism. It notes German societies backing Democrats, opposition to the Anti-Saloon League, and calls for post election funding transparency compared to Taft.
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Indianapolis
Anti-saloon League
Ieket di Tate
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