World blames greed poverty and ignorance in race for Bryan win
The New York World accuses controlled states led by greed poverty and ignorance of determining Bryan's prospects. The piece notes Republican missteps in Congress and campaign moves by Hanna and Palmer, with Bryan reaching broad audiences and others casting doubt on Illinois Iowa and Tennessee outcomes. It mentions endorsements and opposition across parties as the election nears.
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England's Gold Standard Drive Amid International Talks
The piece argues England pursues the gold standard for vast profits and urges American voters to back a president capable of independent action. It cites Professor Roas on English capital influence and warns that joining an international agreement would cede gains, claiming the choice is between gold and independence.
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Morton accused of injuring silver supporters in Deep South clash
The article cites Secretary Morton facing widespread rebuke from Democrats over his attack on Senators Harris Pugh and Morgan for backing free silver. It notes Cleveland and cabinet opposition, a conservative Alabama mayor’s rebuke, and warns the incident may sway southern voters toward Bryan.
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McLean predicts Ohio favorable to Bryan in 1900s view
John R. McLean, editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer, reports from Washington that Ohio is a debatable state. He argues Democrats must hold their own in cities and win rural areas for Bryan, noting past voting patterns and labor vote potential.
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Remarkable Gold Prize Offer in Sunny South Contest
An advertisement offers up to 8750 in gold for presidential vote guesses with prizes for top placements. It includes options to receive the Sunny South for varying periods, bonus books, and multiple guessing chances, plus testimonials from a postmaster endorsing Dr Deane's Pills.
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Illinois Secretary of State denies Bryan Illinois interview
Secretary of State Hinrichsen who heads the state democratic committee was asked to verify an alleged interview claiming Bryan could not carry Illinois. He denounces the interview as a total falsehood and says the paper’s representative is an ordinary campaign liar.
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Gruesome Griffin lynching after assault and vigilante death
In Griffin Georgia on October 10 a black man Henry Miller was accused of abducting and assaulting Miss Blanch Gray. He was captured by officers and then hanged and shot by a mob of 50 to 60 people about a mile from the city, with a placard declaring defending women from outrage.
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Henry George predicts Bryan victory in central west
Henry George asserts in the New York Journal that Bryan will carry the central western states and win the presidency. He notes his change from McKinley to Bryan as tides shift and says this is his cautious judgment after weeks of analysis and correspondence.
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Botanic Balm Balm Remedy Promises Cures
An advertisement touts Botanic Balm as a universal cure for rheumatism catarrh problems and all disorders from impure blood. It claims thousands endorse it as mans best remedy and offers a large bottle for 1.00 through druggists with directions to see the advertisement elsewhere.
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