States Favor McKinley Amid Mixed Election Predicts
In a fragmented tally some states show weak Democratic hopes while others edge toward McKinley. The article lists numerous states including Illinois as the probable battleground with Illinois seen as the only serious Democrat target.
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Bryan
New York
McKinley
Nathan Bay Scott
Scott
Maryland
Utah
Kentucky
Missouri
Nebraska
Illinois
Chicago
McKinley a steadfast friend of labor through protection
The text traces William McKinley’s pro labor stance across his career, citing speeches from 1878 to 1896. It emphasizes his defense of wages, opposition to tariff reductions, and belief that protective tariffs benefit American workers, including black and white labor. It cites quotes from dated addresses and highlights his plea for well paid labor and domestic production.
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William McKinley
William Messinley
Congress
McKinley
United States
House of Representatives
Petersburg
Europe
America
Boston
England
France
Germany
Cleveland
Cincinnati
McKinsey
Niles
Homestead
Tam
Pam
McAkinley
Militarism and the Pinto Statement of the Facta
The piece argues against Bryan's charge of militarism, asserting the 100 000 man army rose only due to war needs and not permanent Republican policy. It cites the Spain era law restoring forces and a later act for postwar Philippine threats, noting Democrats favored the army bill.
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Eamera
BP. Jones
Verites
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Maine
Igt
Republican Congress
Republican Party
Spain
Philippines
Spar
Dewey
Manila
Aguinaldo
Manin
General Merritt
Admiral Dewey
Merritos
Malanan
Philippine Commssion
Matolos
Locmithitin
Marin
Deeren
Isha
Pss
House
Senate
Cockrell
Missouri
Mitchell
Wisconsin
Pettus
Alabama
Pasco
Florida
DML
TC Rndorse
Democrata
Legisature
Sulzer
Vote on the army bill and Bryan’s political stance
The text recounts the 1899 Senate vote on the army increase to 100000 and the House support, with quotes from supporters and opponents. It notes Bryan’s perceived multiorism and cites business leaders warning against silver policy, plus a testimonial about Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy.
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Nebraska
Bryan
South
Ilinois
New York
Congress
Allen
Bacon
Georgia
Cockrell
Missouri
Faulkner
Virginia
Gorman
Maryland
Harris
Kansas
Heltfeld
Idaho
Lindsay
Kentucky
McEnery
Louisiana
McLaurin
South Carolina
Mallory
Florida
Mantle
Montana
Money
Mississippi
Morgan
Alabama
Murphy
Pasco
Pettus
Rawlins
Utah
Smith
New Jersey
Teller
Colorado
Wellington
Kenney
Delaware
Senate
House
Subec
Sulzer
Mr. Bryan
Bryanite Democracy Provokes Riots Across Cities
A political agitprop piece accuses the Bryanite Democracy of violence and disorder in campaigns from Victor Colorado to New York. It cites assaults on Governor Roosevelt, attacks on Hanna, disrupted meetings, and intimidation of voters, urging citizens to oppose the unrest.
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Bryan
United States
Republican Party
Iich
Victor
Colo
Roosevelt
Chicago
New York City
Odell
New York
Scott
West Virginia
York City
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John E. Montgomery
California
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Michigan
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Texas
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Vick Kinsey
J. Howard Cowperthwait
Forluwe
New York Times
ISMS
A Bryan
Nashville Banner
Ro Gaandin
Ontario
N.Y
Berlin
Chamberlain
N. PF
Clayton
Clayton's Drug Store
N. F. Clayton
M. E. Lowther
Centerville
Iowa
Dian Hoon Kennedy
Bismarck
Dr. King
Job
Bucklen
John Oliver
Philadelphia
Annie E. Springer
de. King
Clayton's
Donnelly
Opera House
Trenton, N. J
Venton
Levi Updiee
North Broad Street
W. H. Plesid
Dobbins, the Hatter
East State Street
Trenton
Gools & Jaques
Bergen & Rue’s
Mattings
Bergen & Rue
Peppler
Lueill
Thomas Peppler
Hicktstown, N. J
Lupton Bros
Matawan, Keyport
Perth Amboy
P.O
Matawan, N. J
Thomas Mason & Son
Main St. Hightstown, N. J
Davison’s
Lehigh Coal
Davy
Lsomn
Jamesburg, N. J
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