Political rhetoric and tariff warnings in a fractured text
The fragment argues that disorder breeds poor governance and cites April failures as a sign of prosperity in a presidential year. It notes Missovich with twelve Democrats in the House, a Nicaragua Canal vote split, wool imports valued at 284 000.04, and GOP claims of protection for American farmers while criticizing the Democratic party and praising Republican platform fulfillment. It references the Philadelphia convention and party appeals to farmers amid expansion.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Republican Party
Republican primary filings announced for sheriff and commissioner
Local notices outline candidates from Richland and Troy townships seeking sheriff and three district commissioner seats. Editor notes remain open for the Republican convention decision and upcoming party events.
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Republican
Rae
Troy
Sabet
Heputal
Ute President Warns on Silver Coinage as Chief Issue
garbled text presents statements by Ges ACJ Warner, president of Ute, arguing metallic death and silver coinage as central political issues. references to Brean's defeat and gold mining in comparison to the first half of the century appear, though specifics are unclear.
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Acj. Warner
Ute
Uns Camparis
Cistrae
Ince Brean
Economic Shifts Under Administrations Vary Wool Sugar Trade
The piece contrasts Democratic and McKinley era values showing wool versus sugar worth, notes Cuban postal fraud claims by Democratic papers, and cites defalcation rates favoring Republicans. It claims thirty American ships from Europe visited ports last year, with twenty eight trips by four ships and fewer than a dozen distinct vessels, while many foreign vessels entered.
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Tve
Europe
Prophecy of Bryan's Calamity Fails in DWD State
The World-Herald argues Bryan's prophecy of repression if McKinley wins proves false. It cites want ads showing 109 female and 6115 male job seekers, plus agents and railroad workers, as evidence of widespread opportunity rather than distress.
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Ise
McAkinley
The
World-Herald
Mr. Bryan
Frankfort Crescent Populists Nominate Gill At Convention
The Frankfort Crescent reports a Populist congressional convention held with John George as chair and WLR Gill of Montgomery county chosen as permanent chair. Gill was nominated by acclamation after debate over replacing him with John W. Jarvis. C. N. Airhart named presidential elector and John W. George alternate. Gill had earlier been elected state senator from Boone Clinton Montgomery counties in 1900.
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John George
Wlr. Gill
Montgomery County
Patterson
Fipton County
Into
D. Lb
W. B. Gill
John W. Jarvis
Mr. Gill
C. N. Airhart
John W.george
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State Senate
Boone, Clinton
Montgomery
Iowa Livestock Study Prompts McKinley Era Debate
A garbled Iowa report references a Department of Agriculture study and a $45,000,000 increase under the McKinley administration. It notes political maneuvering at the Pittsboro convention where Cragnm leads delegates, but the process requires twenty four ballots to settle the outcome.
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Iowa
Department of Agriculture
McKinley
Chast
The
Lebanon
Cragug
Thong
Fraud schemes and political influence in Nebraska sales
The text alleges postal fraud and criminal charges tied to vendor and political manipulation in Nebraska. It notes pressure to vote for a Democratic president and fears of a Democratic Congress to overturn policies, with references to bread shortages and economic manipulation by bankers and merchants. The World is accused of backing the McKinley administration while distributing bread-related rhetoric.
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New York
Mckintey
Beratse
Wilson Gorman tariff bill and its congressional fate
The Wilson Gorman tariff bill is described as the sole national law since Lincoln’s election that the Pemocetic party line bears responsibility for. Its authors disliked it, sponsors loathed it, and it caused ruin for many who sought fair trade.
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Abraham Lincoln
Republicans fight over anti trust law in Congress
A report on the congressional debate over an anti trust amendment. Republicans push to empower Congress with anti trust powers but face Democratic opposition and a failed two thirds vote. Littledfeld bill later gains support, yet constitutional constraints remain.
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Congress
Tue
House
William J. Bevan
Reputlican Party
Senate
John Kern
Tavole
New Life Pills claim cure for headaches and nerves
Advertises Drisin New Life Pills promising relief from nervous and other headaches. Claims the pills purify blood and strengthen nerves, ease of use, and a 25 cent price with money back if not cured. Sold by Lee Alen frog ist.
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Lee Alen Frog
Ist
Patent cure claim targets Bright's disease in 19th century notice
An advertisement touts a four man insured against Brights disease diabetes or other dangerous ailment by Foley's Kidney Cure sold by Guo Cook druggist. The text markets the remedy as a universal solution with no alternatives offered.
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Bright
Bya Otty
Foley
Guo Cook
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