Maryland voters favor McKinley in 1896 race
Prominent silver men privately admit Maryland is certain for McKinley despite Senator Gorman’s contrary claims. John R. McLean, owner of the Cincinnati Enquirer and a Washington Gaslight minority owner, acts for the Democratic National Committee in Washington. The gas bill appears designed to recoup his political contributions from consumers.
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D. C
NoKinley
Hobar
Iowa
Oslo
Babcock
Republican Congressional Committee
Bryan
Butler
National Committee
Indiana
Harois
Michigan
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Dakotas
Washington
Wiewing
Kentucky
Knangas
Nebraska
Oregon
California
Maryland
West Virginia
McKinley
Bryan Tilget
Botart
Republ
Representative Hepburn
Weelington
Republican Congressiones
Hepburn
Towa
Hobart
Pennylvania
Miccouri
Congressions
W. &. Thompson
Honest W Money
McKnley
Gorman
John R. Mclean
Cincinnati Enquirer
Washington Gaslight Company
The Silver ite Ostechiem 7 and 14 a followe
A satirical dialogue questions money creation by government and the 16 to 1 silver plan. It mocks cheap money, repudiation, and education of the public, portraying creditors, debtors, and silver mine owners with sharp caricature. The piece argues for sound currency and warns of economic collapse from silver policy.
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Elverites
Congress
State News From New Brunswick Reports Violent Incident and Trial
In New Brunswick a political argument ended with Frank Stuvey striking his brother Charles Mulvey on the head with a club, felled to the ground, and promptly treated. A Middlesex County Court verdict found George Saprak guilty of murder in the second degree for stabbing John Jubasz in Perth Amboy. The Norfolk and New Jersey Hosiery Company resumed operations with 100 workers as confidence returns and orders pick up amid election prospects.
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New Brunswick
Frank Stuvey
Charles Mulvey
Charles
George Saprak
John Jubasz
Middlesex County Court
Saprak
Perth Amboy
James Wright
Norfolk and New Janswick Hosiery Company
McKinley
Local patent medicine claims cure for rheumatism
In Mronanicaville St Mary Cavety Md a druggist N F Clayton sells Chamberlain Pai Balm at 60 cents per bottle. The notice states a man afflicted with rheumatism was cured after using the balm and credits A J McGinn with the cure.
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Mronanicaville
St. Mary Cavety
J McGinn
N. F. Clayton
Droggiat
Chamberlain
Morrison
Qulo
Gale
N. F.clayton
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America
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Asbury Park
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Anna Pole
Aed Chamberlain
Jxo G. Brogs
Shoce, Inc
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Draggiet
Darlington
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Clayton
Caporal Cigarettes
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Cheviots
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Opera House
Trenton
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Hightstown
Kerney
Freize
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Trenton, N. J
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Christian
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Church Street
Frank A. Bronw
Liverpool
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Monmouth County Mutual
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Press Building
Thomas Mason
Hights Town
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Hightstown, N. J
Lupton Bros
Matawan, Keyport
P.O
Matawan, N. J
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United States
Cook & Jaques
State Street
Trenton, QM. J
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Cyprus
Lehigh Coal
B. D. Davison
Jamesburg, N. J
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Obbins & Large
East State Street
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