Indignation Over Disfranchisement Policy Splits Southern Democrats
The article reports growing opposition within the South to Democratic disfranchisement moves targeting Black voters in the 19th century. It highlights letters by Texas Democrat B W Blodgett defending equal rights and condemning the aligns with fourteenth and fifteenth amendments, urging constitutional safeguards. It contrasts with editorials praising Lincoln and warning of imperial tendencies if McKinley is re-elected, reflecting cross-party debates on democracy and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
North Carolina
WW. Blodgett
Texas
Mr. Blodgett
Louisiana
Souriers
United States
Rail gain measurements under McKinley era show large increases
A table reports the United States railroad sector gains during McKinley’s first three years in office. It lists increases in employees by 143,899, wages by 77,450,625 dollars, tonnage by 263,002,412, gross earnings by 238,238,656 dollars, net earnings by 106,890,072 dollars, and dividends by 28,722,279 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Little Democrata
United States
McKinley
Republicans Convert Democrats to McKinley in 1900 Shift
A Chicago newspaper column lists prominent former Democrats who now back McKinley, citing opposition to Bryan’s imperialism and financial policy. It quotes Senators Stewart and Beck, businessmen like J. M. Beck and J. Jonxeon, and others voicing support for the Republican ticket. The piece notes a broader trend of party realignment amid foreign policy and monetary disputes.
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Republican National
Bryan
McKinley
MecKissey
Stewart
William M. Stewart
Nevada
Free Silver
Aguinalde
United States
Joan M. Parser
Springfield
D1s
W. A. Perver
Kansas
C Eater
Joan Gitt
Baltimore
Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company
James M. Beck
Pennsylvania
Philippines
Tnowuass F. Ryan
New York
Wil Yam
Whitney
McKinney
Janes A. Preutie
Colorado
Sidney V. Lowentt
Brooklyn
Brianiam
Democratic Party
Joan Jonxeon
Democratic Central Committee
McDonald County
Roosevelt
A. Barlow
John Ruby
H. JD. McCousier
Missouri
Kentucky
Douglas Democrats
Cleveland
Pregent
Republican Party
Philadelphia
Palmer Breaks With Bryan and Backs McKinley in Campaign
General John M. Palmer, leader of the Gold Democrats, declares he will vote for McKinley over Bryan. He argues Bryan’s populism threatens stable government, favors expansion, and warns imperialism would cause panic if Bryan won. Western campaign reports show little public interest in anti imperialism and expansion remains popular among voters.
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Welp
Moitniy Na
Bryen
John M. Palmer
Gold Democrats
Bryun
McKinley
Bryan
Springfeld
Iils
Palmer
Popullam
Cuba
Philippines
Congress
N.G
West
Hanna
Janperlalian
Eithes
Debate over republican campaign book’s claims on prosperity
The text outlines a Republican campaign handbook praising McKinley era gains. It cites reduced business failures, higher clearinghouse totals, rail freight, bank deposits, money circulation, and savings in exports and materials. It argues protectionism boosted industry, agriculture, wages, and labor prosperity while warning against free silver and Bryan’s platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinsey
United States
Ins
Chicago
Kansas City
Finfaba
This Dancer Still the Greatest Obstacle to Republican Success
A 19th century political reflection notes New York business men hopeful for Republican wins yet warn of complacency. Democrats seek gains in Vermont and Maine, while warnings echo from past defeats. Confederate veterans clash over G A R reunions in Chicago and Atlanta, criticizing General Gordon. The piece contemplates election fate and national unity.
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New York
Vermont
Maine
Congress
McKinley
Confederate Association of the Army of Tennessee
New Orleans
J. B. Gordon
Chicago
Chularon
Gordon
Chalaron
Atlanta
Grand Army of the Republic
John B. Gordon
United Confederate Veterans
Local Cures and Remedies Ad From Clayton Drugstore
A vintage advertisment extols Arnica Salve Dr King’s New Life Pills and Electric Bitters from N F Clayton druggist. Claims include relief for scratches bruises coughs pneumonia female woes and nervous ailments with life changing testimonials from Mrs Long and Geo Williams. Prices 24c 25c 50c and 1 00 with guaranteed cures and free trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Clayton
Dr. King
Geo. Long
New Straitaville
Ohio
Clayton's
Geo. D. Williams
Manchester
Mich
Clayton
Baby receives relief from diarrhea with remedy
A William Oregon parent recounts a sick baby with severe diarrhoea. After doctors failed, Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was used as a last resort and provided immediate relief and complete care. Sold by N F Clayton.
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J. H. Doak
William
Oregon
Chamberlain
N. F. Clayton
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Indianapolis
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Republic
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Halleck
Thera
Sentinel
Empire
William McKinstey
New York Sun
Bryans
Grouse L. Millen
Nebraska
Omaha World
Philippine
Josefh Morwitz
German Democrat Publication Company
Milwaukee
St.Louia
Brown
RK. C. Sortscare
el Pago
Foam
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Titheis
Sam
McKinjey
Central
Maola
James T. Hort
West Goopwix
Sedalia
Daily
Bazoo
Democrata
California
William J. Bryan
Sacramento Bee
Athels Steel Works
Fu) Mayer
Daols Steel Works
General Palmer
Mcihinley
Senate
House
Otteral
Republcan Party
England
Washington
Hawaii
Spain
Island
Porto Rico
Repubican
Donnelly
Opera House
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Dobbins
the Hatter
East State Street
Trenton
Growers
Petete Mae
Creoton Clothin Es
Prizna
Fabrica
Bergen & Rules
Mattings
Hamburgs
Bergen & Rue
New Jersey State Normal and Model Schools
New Jersey
Othara
J. Mw, Green
Promtom
Peppler
Miles
Potato Diggers
Hecine
Bow
Planet Jr
Carryalls
Thomas Peppler
Hightstown, N. J
Granbury, i. J
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