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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1900

Page

9

Washington Expansionists Rally in Northwest Politics

A long list of Washington State figures from Spokane to Port Townsend publicly align as expansionists. The roster features politicians, merchants, bankers, and lawyers from Seattle, Everett, Sedro-Woolley, and other towns, framing tariffs, defense, and Pacific trade as core issues.

M. B. Mattice Sedro-Woolley Wash A. Lyons Burlington C. E B. Bingham Sedro- Woolley C. E. Bingham & Co Henry ‘Thompson Birdsview N. W. Carpenter Mount Vernon J. B. Holbrook Thomas W. B. Thomson Hamilton Upper Skagit Louis Kirkby W.E. Schricker la Conner State Senate G. W. Calhoun Seattle Fusion J. C. McCrimmon North Yakima M. &. Hay. Wilbur Lincoln County Republican Committee J. C. House Port Townsend Idaho Republican Territorial Committee Jefferson County Republican Committee Geo. S. Courter Silver Republican State Central Committee L. C. Whitney Everett Snohomish County F. M. Sanders Entiat Chelan County George Danworth Josiah Collins S. M. Shipley Silver Republican Senate Richard Gowan W. M. Ridpath Spokane Indiana House of Representatives George Turner W. H. Plummer J. J. Weisenberger Whatcom Washington Regiment Philippines Washington State National Guard D. G. Haight Aberdeen J. J. Tolkas Mark Payette I. C. Crowther H. L. Blanchard J. C. Pringle W. A. Peters N. J. Craig John McRae A. W. Criswell Harry Knowles Snohomish J. M. Holden Orting People’s Party James Caplan Henry Beckett Pierce County H. P. Bulger Tacoma People's Party M. B. Harben King County

Voters in Oriskany and Clark Mills Report for McKinley

Local residents from Oriskany Clark Mills and Bridgewater express support for McKinley in the fall election. Several switch from Democrat to Republican citing improved times, prosperity, and distrust of Bryan and free silver.

J. Lorraine Clark Mills N. Y McKinley W. Dennison Oriskany H. B. Harrison Croker Saratoga Coler P. W. Copeland Arthur Wright Lewis Farmer Cleveland Bryan H. B. Palmer Bridgewater

Michigan Citizens Back McKinley in Silver Split Era

A long list of Michigan voters from numerous towns endorses McKinley and US policy, citing prosperity under Republican rule, support for the gold standard, and favorable business conditions. Names include Stuckey Perrinton Travis Traverse City Garko Anton Mickles Wieneskie Clark Marion Montgomery Reed City Booth Corbin Miller Murphy Shelley Reeves Shaw Lampson Tacy Parkhurst Stickney Holman Potter Lat­tin Frees Gale Slater Lachance Will Ed Will Angell St Ignace etc. Many express changed views on silver, imperialism, and foreign policy while favoring stability and prosperity.

H. B. Stuckey Sethion J. Howe Perrinton John W. Travis Traverse City James C. Crotser Kingsley Joseph Garko Anton Mickles Paul Wieneskie East Lake Cristopher Clark Marion J. Warren Scoville A. J. Montgomery Reed City James H. Booth J. C. Corbin Duncan Frank C. Miller Ionia Democratic County Committee Edwin A. Murphy Albert E. Shelley Belding Cc. C. Reeves C. S. Shaw James Lampson Otto Tacy Covert L. P. Parkhurst M.D Middleville B. W. Stickney Hartford Michael Holman Hesperia Cassius Potter Lattin Samuel Frees R. R. Gale Hart James H. Slater Col Benoni Lachance Ed Will South Haven Charles Rosevelt Keeler Paul Sachs Lumberman Republican Party Charles Bradley Farmer McBain Bryan Lawrence Dahoney Henry Coopman Falmouth John J. Sweetland Mottville George W. Nihart Petoskey St. Joseph A. W. Maring Mendon L. Burdick Sturgis Robt. McDougall Harbor Springs John B. Whitney Hillsdale B. E S. L. Kilbourne Lansing Edward Wood Geo. Wood, Jr Richland Charles Grover Geo. Galitly Newell Barber Cressey James Calthrop Prairieville William Amell Beaverton W. W. Hunter Alphonso Otte James A. Leisen Menominee Senate John M. Knox C. N. Bliss C. Vining E. Saylor Baldwin Henry Ingraham Luther Kildel J. G. Rogers Chase John Boosinger East Jordan Wm. Bonesteel Bwart W.E. Haybarker Orono D. C Richard Hughes St. Louis S. P. Tuttle Edward Crick Forest Hill Frank Platz Rogers City Henry Hanson Ernest Adrian St. L. Kilbourne Union City W. M. Gow Cadillac J. E. Henderson Olof Johnson J. H. Bearss Yuma Ed. Wilson Sherman Henry Bull Isaac Toll William Dimmer Copper Falls J. J. Gagner Gladstone Better Times W. H. McDonald Better Fred Falkins John Malloy Alex. Marker James Davis Mr. Pleasant John Battner Caldwell John C. Wood James Forquer Fred Fechlafley F. C. Dingman Alex. Worden J. J Bellaire Charles A. Cleveland I. G. Nobles Oxford Robt Burdick D. G. Tillotson Charlevoix J. H. Edsall Greenville W. J. Roberts Maple Rapids Isaac Wolf G. W. Barringer Leroy James Kanane Dowagiac John A. Elwell Chas J. Pailthorp Petosey M. W. Stevens Niles L. H. Beeson Charles A. Johnson Dr. Henderson Buchanan Charles F. Howe Allen B. Morse Sonia R. A. Montgomery William Walter Fennville William H. Porter Marshall Chas. W. Gale Owosso McKinley William Smith Amadon Monroe Morrow Benton Harbor Robi Henderson Frank Parsons Grand Ledge R. S&s. Whelpley John Corbin Eaton Rapids C. Murphy Remus Timothy Nester Munising Upper Peninsula Edward Skidmore Westaburgh James B. McCrea Roscommon O. P. Dickinson Houghton Lake James H. Sly David Burleson Bert J. Morrison Charlies F. Howe Josiah Reynolds Old Soldier A.B. Elise Sturgeon Bay L. A. King Christian Pontius Frank W. M. Cook George E. S. Cook Rows

Wisconsin Democrats shift away from Bryan in 1900 race

Wisconsin figures from LaCrosse to Green Bay abandon Bryan and back McKinley Roosevelt. Bankers John Johnston and Alfred James join the Republican side, arguing Bryan’s policies threaten the country. Grocer Sylvester Hartmann and other Wisconsin merchants likewise switch while citing free silver fears and imperial excess.

Charles H. Schweizer LaCrosse Wis Democratic City Committee Bryan McKinley Roosevelt John Johnston Marine National Bank of Milwaukee Wisconsin Marine Bank West Alfred James Northwestern National Fire Insurance Company Wisconsin Democracy Messrs. Johnston James Johnston Chicago Sylvester Hartmann Green Bay Hartmann Old Country Mr. Hartmann United States R. Winkler Scott P. O Ee Bammel Adell P. O Ons Suengier Adell P. We Schultz Freds Melcher Random Lake Fred Dannes Ernst Sider Gottlieb Hilger Went” Capelle John Goetsch Robt Viersig Republican Party George Schweizer German American Bank J. T. Sims Mosinee Sims

Iowa Democrats Opposed to Free Silver Split Over McKinley

E. G. Graham of Stuart declares support for McKinley and the Republican ticket citing fusion opposition and Bryan prophecies failing. A list of Iowa Democrats across Des Moines Keosauqua Waterloo Dubuque and Burlington speak against free silver, urging gold standard and protective tariffs.

Iowa E. G. Graham Stuart Bryan McKinley W. A. Duckworth Keosauqua W. W. Witmer Des Moines L. M. Martin B. F. Tillinghast Davenport M. Ricker Waterloo J. P. Kieffer W. J. Knight Dubuque W. J. Cantillon Sam Burlington G. H. Prenzler

Voter Opinions Vary Across Bridgewater and Nearby Towns

A survey of residents including John Sullivan Barnard Gagan and G L Randall from Bridgewater and nearby Sauquoit reveals mixed party loyalties for the upcoming election. Several favor McKinley or the Republican ticket while others remain Democrats or independents, citing satisfaction with the current times and skepticism of free silver. The list includes remarks from Cordial supporters in Bridgewater Sauquoit and Baltimore and notes on party shifts and opinions on Bryan Aguinaldo and Philippine policy.

John Sullivan Bridgewater N. Y Barnard Gagan McKinley G. L. Randall N. Neal Bryan William H. Barron Brownell Byron Rose Sauquoit Utica C. L. Bowen Cleveland Charles J. Bonaparte Baltimore Ernest, Harvie Nf W. J. Puckett Denver Colo Aguinaldo Washington A. al Ames Minneapolis W. A. Dobbyn Minn Republican Party

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