No Crown of Thorns No Cross of Gold Democratic Ticket
The Comet notes a slate for President William J. Buyan of Nebraska and Vice President Arthur Shwall of Maine with a full ticket listing governors electors by district. Names include Robert L. Taylor, W. A. Owens, H. Hannah, E. B. Madison, Robert McMillan, J. J. Bean, J. W. Rice, B. Eb Gilbert, Z. Jones, N. W. Baptist among others across counties Rome McMinn Wilson Carroll Weakley Tipton.
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W. A. Owens
H. Hannah
Rome
E. B. Madison
McMinn
Robert McMillan
Wilson
J. J. Bean
Moore
J. W. Rice
Stewart
B. EB. Ellick
Gile Righth
J. BR. Gilbert
Carrol
Z. Jones
Weakley
N. W. Baptist
Tipton
Lam for the largest use of silver in the currency
In the June 24 1800 speech to the House of Representatives, the speaker argues for using silver and gold as money without discrimination, supporting a double standard and equal credit and honor for both metals in the nation’s currency.
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Spoech
House of Representatives
A Vase of Nervine and Republican Campaign Letters
An 1806 Elkhart letter accuses the Dr Miles Medical Co of using a free advertising clause tied to Bryan's election to bolster finances. The piece mocks the firm as chasing sympathy and criticizes its business practices while citing Talmage and public affairs as evidence of moral decline and political manipulation.
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Elkhart
Ind
Grewminstey
Bryan
Dr. Miles Medical Company
Mings Mexican Co
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Tar Commr
Dr. Miles’ Company
Miles
Dr. Milea Medical Co
Cochran Speech in New York Draws Harsh Comparison
The Madison Square Garden address by Bourke Cochran drew scorn next to William Jennings Bryan's remarks. Critics said Cochran’s speech was a tame, sectional tirade favoring silver opponents and aimed at rural voters, while Bryan's was decisive and principled. The piece also notes praise for Bryan from the New York Sun and comments from figures in Tennessee and Washington on the money debate.
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Rourke Cochran
Madison Square Garden
Wm. J. Bryan
Gochran
Bryan
Ben Tillman
South
McKinley
Cochran
Tf Bryan
Corlan
Sherman
Senator Elkins Extols Silver at Fairmont Speech
The speech before the state league of republican clubs at Fairmont on June 1 1804 argues silver as money, calls for parity with gold, and predicts Treasury silver fulfilling monetary functions once there is enough of it. He parallels Stephen B and Bryan with Chicago platform stances and accuses goldbug partisans of pretense.
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Elkins
St. Louis
McKinley
State League of Republican Clubs
Fairmont
Jhaney, Dearer
Stephen B
Chicago
Bryan
McKinley Protection Debate and Silver Restorations
Undated from The Union County Standard at Weatfield, the piece rails against McKinley tariffs and gold-based finance, urging silver as primary money. It cites statements by William J. Bryan and John G. Carlisle, noting Wall Street influence and political friction around the 1896 era debates.
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McKinley
Sharp
Wall Street
Wall
Minnesota cheers Bryan opening silver campaign in Minnesota
Six thousand joined a street parade in Duluth as John Lind and Congressman Towne spoke at the Bryan silver campaign opener. Ten thousand heard the speeches. labor banners praised silver. Wisconsin sent a delegation. mottos urged people over money and political reform. The event contrasted with a prior Republican rally.
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Dulwih
Minn
John Lind
Towne
Bryan Campala
Minnesota
St. Louis
Lind
Bryan
Sewall
Thurston
Old Reliable Hyome Blood Balm Promises Cure
Advertisement touts Catarrh and skin disease cure with Rotile Blood Balm. Claims purifies and enriches blood, eradicating bacteria and microbes. Proclaims thousands of cures from the powerful dose, priced one dollar per large bottle, sold by druggists with a local ad note.
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Drigetsia
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