Bryan anti imperialist era warned republic would fall
The Indianapolis Sentinel criticized Lincoln in 1864 and warned that a second Lincoln term would bring abolition war bankruptcy and European interference. Bryan’s Indianapolis organ urged voting to save the Constitution and union warning of a consolidated empire under executive power.
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McKinley
Abraham Lincoln
Union
Democratic Party
the Sentinel
Indianapolis
Rome
Caesar
Lincoln
Stanton
Hallee
United States
Imperialism fears echo Lincoln era cries across papers
The piece argues a new paramount issue mirrors 1864 65 anti imperialist sentiment. It cites Indianapolis Sentinel and Bryan era papers comparing Lincoln to a dictator and urging usage of anti imperialist speeches from 1865 to challenge today s politics.
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Lincoln
Mr. Bryan
Chicago Times-Herald
Democratic Newspapers Opposed to 16 to 1 Ticket Listed
A compiled list identifies newspapers that declared opposition to the 16 to 1 electoral plan and the Democratic presidential ticket. Names include the Baltimore Sun New York Times Nashville Banner Detroit Free Press Philadelphia Times Pittsburg Dispatch Chattanooga Times Philadelphia Ledger Philadelphia Record Galveston News St Paul Globe Greenville News Hartford Times Worcester Post Burlington Gazette Raleigh Observer Charlotte Observer New Haven Union Fall River Herald Manchester Union New Haven Register Charleston Evening Post Denver Times Silver Republican Bryan 1896 Denver Republican Silver Republican Bryan 1896.
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Iowa
Gazette
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Observer
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New Haven
Conn
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Fall River
Mass
Herald
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Register
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Col
Times
Silver
Bryan
Mark the Difference in Tariff Eras
The passage contrasts two fiscal periods. Under Cleveland and free trade in peace we borrowed 9$262, 000,000 to meet expenses. Under McKinley and Protection, despite war costs, the treasury shows a balance of 8300,000,000.
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Cleveland
MacKinley
Forewarned to Be Forearmed for Sweet Grass Primaries
The piece urges Republicans in Sweet Grass county to attend next Saturdays primaries and promote party harmony. It warns of attempts to sow dissension within the convention and urges vigilance against enemies using treachery, calling for unity to thwart such plots.
Harsh Words Between Newspapers Stir Livingston Press
The Yellowstone Leader criticizes the Livingston Enterprise editor calling him a characterless car, paid to shovel filth. The Enterprise editor fires back with sharp shots, while the Leader defends its mild suggestion as innocent and harmless.
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Yellowstone Leader
Livingston Enterprise
Enterprise
Press crew recalls Livingston hospitality in Gateway of Wonderland
The members of the press gang remember their visit to Livingston Montana and the hospitality of its citizens. They note that while larger cities exist in Montana none match the warm welcome and open hand extended by the people of Livingston known as Gateway of Wonderland.
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Press Gang
Livingston
Montana
Gateway of Wonderland
Montana Record Debuts as Bold Republican Daily
The Montana Record of Helena launches as a straight Republican daily with strong local and telegraphic news. Capital stock is 850000, held by state business leaders, including J A Hall with 25000 in the corporation as president of the Big Timber National Bank.
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New Republican
Montana Record
Helena
J. A. Hall
Big Timber National Bank
Editor Rebuttal Provokes Noticeable Gaffe in Leader Piece
The Yellowstone Leader editor refuses to match the Enterprise reply and writes with language unfit for the Police Gazette. He seems intent on sensational notoriety as his article appears in homes of thousands of readers.
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Enterprise
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Senator Stewart Backs McKinley in Silver Republican Shift
The veteran Stewart declares support for McKinley signaling a split in party lines. Democratic press is expected to call him fickle or insincere, reflecting ongoing tensions in the electorate.
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Stewart
Silver Republicans
McKinley
Democrats Rally Despite Fund Shortfall in Campaign Finances
The note cites contributions from Tammany as the ice trust with 2 million dollars, W A Clark giving 1 million, and the Filipinos offering 25 million to the campaign fund. The text suggests funds as a central factor in political contest.
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Tammany
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Ice Trust
W. A. Clark
Filippinos
Clark-Heinze Tactics Split Silver Bow Republicans
Last week Clark and Heinze split the Silver Bow county republican committee creating two delegate sets and two county conventions. Disturbers held primaries Monday electing delegates with many votes from Democrats and Populists in Clark’s employ. Several straight Republicans named among the delegates have had their names stricken to avoid association with the troublemakers. Straight Republicans’ primaries are set for Saturday August 25.
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Clark-Heinze
Silver Bow County
Republican Committee
Renegades
Clark
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Offered for Skin Relief
Advertises DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve claiming instant and permanent relief for piles eczema and all skin diseases. Warns against counterfeits and lists Budd Drug Co. as distributor.
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Budd Drug Co
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