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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1896

Page

8

Bryan breathes fire on gold standard and silver issue

Crowd fills Huntington WV for William Jennings Bryan speech mark on gold standard and silver coinage debate. He criticizes Republicans for using yellow paper and defends sound money amid a cross-state tour from Huntington to Cincinnati with stops at Catlettsburg Ironton Ashland Greenup South Portsmouth Vanceburg Maysville Augusta and Mensor. Governor McCorkle and delegates join the rally as Bryan urges national monetary reform and warns bankers against political financing.

Mr. Bryan Huntington McKinley Bryan Holt West Virginia Superior Court MacCorkle West Catlettsburg Ironton Ashland Greenup Cincinnatio Sprendt Charleston West Virginia Chicago

Open letter questions Bismarck document in U S silver debate

Ithaca New York October 2 Hon Andrew D White writes to Governor Culberson Texas accusing the Bismarck campaign document of forgery and deception. He argues the letter shows Bismarck favors unlimited silver coinage and urges opening U S mints to silver to release Germany’s vast silver hoard.

Ithaca N. Y Andrew D. White Culberson Texas Bismarck Bryan Prince Bismarck Prince B'smarck United States Germany

Farmers and Railroad Delegations Meet McKinley in Canton

In Canton Ohio on October 2 Major McKinley received a West Virginia Panhandle farmer delegation of about 350 and a Chicago Junction Huron county railroad men group. They cited washouts delaying Wheeling travelers and sought discussion at the Tabernacle, with spokesmen T C MecGarvin and W A Francis delivering remarks before McKinley spoke at length.

Canton, O McKinley Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts Theodore Roosevelt New York John Dalzell Pittsburg West Virginia Panhandle Canton Mounted Troop Tabernacle Wheeling Chicago Junction Huron County Ohio Major McKinley H. Henning T. C. MecGarvin West Virginia W. A. Francis Major MacKinley

Hanna Addresses Commercial Travellers on Campaign Integrity

Mark A. Hanna spoke at a Commercial Travellers' League gathering in New York on October 2. He argued that politics is business and business is politics, stating it is their business to protect homes, property, and the nation's honor and integrity.

New York Mark A. Hanna Commercial Travellers’ League McKinley Shas Edwin Gould Big Continental Match Factory Hosphorous Poems Jr. Gould

Democrats Protest Seal and Name Certificate in Albany Filing

New York Democrats led by Dan forth announce a protest after sending a strong missive to Secretary of State in Albany. The protest targets the certificate adopting the National Democratic party name and emblem with a reserve to use the reform Democratic organization if needed. A filing to Albany is awaited as part of the dispute.

New York Danforth Democratic State Committee Albany Democratic Conven T.e National Democratic Party Reform Democratic Organization

Witch of Salem predicts Bryan victory and near term woes

The Witch of Salem Mme Milmott predicts Bryan wins the presidency with a close race and McKinley unable to win, while Sewall gets vice president despite Hobart ahead of Watson. She also says Bryan will carry New York State and several New England states. The Prophetess foresees no national disaster.

North Tonawanda WN. Y Salem Mme. Milmott Bryan McKinley Sewall Hobart Watson New York State Ohio Nebraska Maine New England

Deserted Wife in East Boston Tirrell Household

Mrs Krell, a East Boston wife, is left by her husband Thomas Tirrell who wed a young domestic three years ago against family wishes. The ruined home includes a heart broken wife and deserted baby. Mrs Krell had saved about $300. A house at 7 Princeton street was offered shortly after the marriage.

Tirrell Boston Thomas Tirrell L. B. Bates Krell Princeton Street William Mra. Krell

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