Bryan Misquotes Sparks National Outcry Over Fabricated Quotes
A Chicago Tribune correspondent accuses William Jennings Bryan of using garbled and invented quotations in his Indianapolis acceptance speech. The piece cites attributions to Lincoln, Jefferson, Franklin, and others, arguing the quotes aim to deceive and erode public trust.
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Din amid political shift Captain English backs McKinley ticket
Captain William E. English of Indiana leaves the Democratic Party citing national crisis and calls for support of McKinley and Roosevelt. He argues party loyalty must yield to public duty and praises the wartime leaders as defenders of the republic and the nation's honor.
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Indiana
Unclear historical remark on political stock trends and fears
The text suggests confusion over stock movements tied to Hryah's earlier dominance four years ago and current gains. It notes fear of his election then and asserts no suspicion he will act similarly now, though the writing is unclear and fragmentary.
Let Tim Tak You Billy Bryan Debate on Gold Standard Cash
A fragmentary letter to voters critiques Billy Bryan for opposing the gold standard and taking political money. The writer argues voters should reject Bryan’s stance and exposes alleged hypocrisy tied to Molinley era politics, urging consistency and caution for the electorate.
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Protesting Lincoln’s Memory in Bryan Speech Dialogue
A passage attacks William Jennings Bryan for quoting Lincoln to oppose lawful U S authority. The writer accuses Bryan of distorting Lincoln’s principles of government and consent of the governed to justify resistance to federal sovereignty and war powers. Local figures and dates are not clearly identified in this fragment.
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Retribution and the decline of a youthful party
A fragmented poem-like notice traces a political party’s rise and fall marked by fraud hypocrisy and racial strife. The verse mentions communities in Ogden Utah and references local politics amid a fading democratic spirit.
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Contested Timber Culture Entry In Wyoming Filed
A contest affidavit filed by John E Burns contests timber culture entry No. 1960 by John O Brien in section 2, township 25 north range west, alleging noncompliance with timber culture requirements and lack of plowing planting or cultivation. The notice seeks adverse parties to respond by August 1900.
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Republican Platform Promises Prosperity Under McKinley
The document defends Republican achievements and McKinley administration. It touts protective tariffs, sound currency, and reduced government deficits while praising wartime outcomes and national unity. It endorses immigration limits, labor protections, and franchise equality, framing Republicans as restoring prosperity and national standing through conservative governance.
Notice of Civil War Veteran Bid Solicitation in Wyoming
The U.S. interior notices call for sealed bids by the State Boards of Charities and Milony of Wyoming to furnish materials for an addition to the State Hospital in Cheyenne. Bids due September 10 1900. project follows detailed plans and specifications. multiple separate bids acceptable. final award and compliance to be overseen by state officials.
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Cheyenne United States D Capital Gluck Surplus and Prosta
In Cheyenne Wyoming a United States district capital issue involves surplus and prosthetics, with officials named Gluck guiding the matter through preliminary steps and public notices. The short report notes financial and policy considerations impacting local residents and agencies.
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