Why the Coming Election to One usually Important to Republicans
The article argues West Virginia's six electoral votes matter but the fight is over control of the legislature. A 10 year gerrymander benefits Democrats. fixing it could extend Democratic advantages for a decade. It cites Bryan quotes and Tennessee Republican views on vote counting and political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
United States
Tennessee
W. P. Brownlow
Republican National Committee
McKinley
Maine
Kentucky
Election Commission
Bryan
Honest Money Campaign Gains Law Makers in Bid for Gold Standard
Ex Secretary Carlisle heads the Lawyers' Sound Money Campaign in New York as Democrats and Republicans unite over the gold standard. The group, formed Sept 28, includes leading lawyers and former officials who denounce Bryanite silver policy and back McKinley. Resolutions call for a strict gold standard and judicial independence, with similar leagues forming nationwide to rally Gold Democrats and curb Bryanism.
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the Treasury
Carlisle
Lawyers’ Sound Money Campaign Club
New York City
Friends
William A. Duer
George Hondly
Ohio
George L. Rives
Francis L. Stetson
James M. Varnum
Edmund Wetmore
Franklin Bartlett
Lawyers’ Club
Kansas City
William J. Bryan
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Chicago
Supreme Court of the
Supreme Court
Mestra
Hrgan
Stevenson
New York
Popu Mstle Bryan
McKinley
Roosevelt
Eminent Converts to McKinley from Bryan Gaining Steam
The Bryan to McKinley shift grows daily with notable figures joining from Kansas Wyandotte County and beyond. The Wyandotte club now lists 115 members while prominent converts span states including Idaho Indiana Illinois and New Jersey. Names include J M Wilson Marvin Nichols Tim Kinney A D L Chamberlain John Beckwith Silas Gunthrie William Daley Thomas Patoter A M Bunce John McDermott A W Phillips Dr W W Crook John Cahill Frank Bon and many others. Also cited are J W Reid J Black Arthur A Taylor Isaac Parsons ex-Chief Justice Morse Richard Montgomery Jerome Berryman Dr S S Glasscock J R Burton F H Carlin William Hornblower James L Blair Jacob Keene J Daniels William De Ford Henry Bursells J W Daniels Mrs James Brittingham General Charles Smyth Julius Dietrich Samuel J McDonald James C Carelton W T Baker and more. The article contrasts Lincoln and Bryan views on presidential duty and notes a sentiment that Bryan would call an extra session to cede territory. The Louis Globe Democrat is cited.
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Riles Kinsey
Bryan
McKinley
Wyandotte County
Kan
Wyoming
Bryantsm
National Committee
J. M. Wilson
Douglass
Marvin Nichols
Eudenco
J. W. Reid
Lewiston
Ida
John, Black
Miinals
Cleveland
Arthur A. Taylor
Santa Cruz
Cal
Isaac Parsons
Monon
Ind
Morse
Michigan Supreme Court
Richard A. Montgomery
Michigan
Jerome Berryman
Ashland
Stockgrowers’ National Bank
8. S. Glasscock
Kansas City
Wyandotte
J. R. Burton
Democratic Committee
F. H. Carlin
Brooklyn
William B. Hornblower
New York
United States Supreme Bench
James L. Blair
Missouri
Jacob Keene
Athens
Mich
Co. J. Daniels
William de Ford
Salem
Henry Bursells
Stevenson
Julius Dietrich
Bloomington
Tila
Bloomington Journal
Samuel J. McDonald
Newark
N. J
James C. Carelton
Bedford
Wiliam ‘T. Baker
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Personffies
Flace
Napoleon Bonaparte
Lincoln
Brynan
United States
Louis Globe
Autumn hardships fade as garden blooms endure
A rhythmic verse about duty and resilience contrasts with a rural portrait and a hopeful mood. It notes the solid citizen, politics, and the home as the evening lamp brightens the room. The piece blends poems with practical ads for health tonics and remedies.
Electric Bitters Restores Ailing Man In Three Weeks
John Oliver of Philadelphia narrates a dramatic recovery after severe liver and stomach symptoms. Three doctors gave him up before Electric Bitters. one bottle sparked strong improvement, and a three week course left him well. The ad claims the remedy saved a life. 50 cents at Clayton's drug store.
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Chamberlain
Clayton's Drug Store
John Oliver
Philadelphia
Clayton
Annie Springer Praised for Dr King’s New Discovery
Philadelphia resident Annie E Springer expresses joy at relief from a long hacking cough after using Dr King’s New Discovery. She claims it removed throat chest and lung pain and let her sleep soundly. Trial bottles offered free at Clayton’s Drug Store with price 50 cents.
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Annie E. Springer
Philadelphia
Dr. King
Clayton's
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the Cranbury Press
Cranbury, NY
Press Printing Coo
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Benjamin F. Howell
Middlesex County
Theodore Strong
New Brunswick
Adrian Lyon
H. Raymond Groves, John E. Montgomery
Hon
B. F. Howell
Mr. Howell
Congress
Third Congressional District
Monmouth
Middlesex
Somerset Counties
Howell
William Jennings Bryan
Knoxville, Tenn
Zanceville, O
Democratic Honest Money League
John Byrne
Baltimore League
National Democratic Honest Money Leagues
Baltimore
Committee of 70
Maryland
League
Samme
Zavesville, C
John C. Eames
H. B. Clot Hn Company
South
George L. Putnam
Pembrook & Co
Charles 11. Webb
James H. Durham & Co
Mr. McKinley
John P. Applegate
Red Bank
Yarm
Indor
Les
Sound Money Democrats
Palmer
Buckner
Niagara Falls
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Washington
Manunka Chunk
Delaware Valley
Broad Street
Delaware
Atlantic City
Lancaster
Altoona
Harrisburg
Sunbury
Wilkesbarre
Williamsport
Trenton
Mt. Hully
Palmyra
Gico
W. Boyd
Broad Street Station
N. F. Clayton
M. E. Lowther
Centerville
Iowa
Vaya
R. Grandin
Ontario
N.Y
St. Peter
Mandy
Breckon
Bell
Rumford
Bismarck
Job
Bucklen
N. FP
Opera House
Levi Updiefe
North Broad Street
WW. H. Mield
Trenton, N. J
Dobbins
the Hatter
East State Street
Wwe
So & So's
Europe
Coole
Jaques
Bergen & Rues
Mattings
Bicycles
Hamburgs
Bergen & Rue
Peppler
Thomas Peppler
Hicktstown
Lupton Bros
Matawan, Keyport
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Matawan, N. J
Thomas Mason & Son
Main St. Hightstown, N. J
Davison’s
Lehigh Coal
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Jamesburg, N. J
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