Political clash over bimetalism at Chicago convention
The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic stances on bimetalism. It notes Democrats adopted a stance supporting fiat standard flexibility, while Republicans and some Democrats fear price hikes. It highlights Albert Whitney and New York Sun as critics, then argues farmers would benefit from bimetalism and the nation’s money value policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CS Whitney
Whitney
Europe
New York Sun
Chicago
Senator Teller Leaves Republicans for Free Silver Support
Senator Henry M. Teller of Colorado a longtime Republican leader resigned after the Gold Standard shift in St. Louis. He wrote to Democratic presidential nominee William J Bryan praising his Chicago nomination and pledging Western silver support. Teller urged Bryan to unite free silver advocates, warning of well-financed opposition and foreign influence, and urged no pledges to any party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Teller
Colorado
Behalt
Coveress
St. Louis
Wm. J. Bryan
W. Jd. Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Chicago
Friends of Free Silver
Mr. Bryan
Uniy
Mgr. Bryan
Willian
Jennings Bryan
Embarrassment Over Pledges Haunts Speechmakers
The article notes public embarrassment after pledges and promises, even on property matters. It highlights Mr. Tetley as trusted and influential, quoted by thousands nationwide. Democratic nominee supporters include Senators Dubois, Pettecrew, Roach, Stewart, and many Republican congressmen.
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National Committee
Tetley
Nomines
Dubois
Idaho
Pettecrew
South Dakota
Roach
North Dakota
Stewart
Nevada
Bryan and Bryanism Stir Election Debate Across Parties
The Union attacks political opponents with broad strokes while ignoring that its insults target individuals at the Chicago convention. Editorials urge farmers to unite for the Democratic ticket, praising Bryan as a sincere, populist champion. Mentions of Keating on property valuation, Bryan’s youth, and political commentary from the Baltimore Sun and Senator Gibson frame a tense election discourse.
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Chicago
Gnien
Union
Centrecille
Bryan
Sewall
Rew OW
Haster
Centreville
Baltimore Sun
Democrat
Sun
Red Rag
The
Rew Ow and Haster discuss bimetallism and press bias
The passage argues for a silver and gold standard stance, notes supportive figures like Pattison and Lewis, criticizes the Baltimore Sun’s Democratic leanings, and urges organizing Bryan and Sewall clubs across towns. It also highlights Niagara Falls tourism and Wanamaker's July linen sale with detailed product lines.
Notice to Creditors of Trustees of the Poor
Notice to all claimants against the Trustees of the Poor for Caroling county to present claims by July 27 as required by statute. failure to file may bar their recovery. Raughley, Seey & Trou. July 18, 1902.
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tSad
Philadelphia
Caroling County
General Assembly of
Marytoil
Raughley
Seey & Trou
N. Alex, Ilutson
Caroline County
John T. Daily
George M. Nussum
J. Kemp Stevens
Etld
Maryland
Carolina County
Eald Caroline County
George M. Russum
Edwin C. Fields
Notice of Road Letting in Caroline County District
Notice is hereby given that the Caroline county commissioners will receive sealed proposals at their Denton office until August 1896 at 2 p.m. for a new county road in the Fourth district. The route begins at the northeast corner of Dunes Barler's field near John Soward's house, runs along the Tartroiny Gilpiv road, crosses property lines near W. P. Willis and W. C. Peel, totaling 268 perches. Contractors must clear a 30 foot wide road, build necessary bridges and drains, and supply lumber and materials. Completion and acceptance must occur before payment. GEO. A. Deakyne, Clerk.
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Caroline County
Denton
P. T
Said
Win
Loockerman
T. Hignutt
Bayard Nichols
Dunes Barler
Dunes Barler’s Field
Dolin Soward
Gade
Tartroiny
Gilpiv
W. I. Willis
Willis
W. GC
Peel
Theim
Geo
A. Deak Yne
Chenk
A. Deakyne
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Denton Journal
Melvin
Steele & Johnson
Democratic
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Arthuir Sewall
Maine
Randolph Barton
Geo. W. Parnell
William M. Slay
Geo. W. Albaugh
John Hubert
Edward Raine
Thomas H. Bond
William BR. Getty
Senator Teller
Republican Party
United States
Keating
Willian Jennings Bryan
Gibson
Jefferson
Lowndes
Levi C. Bind
Democratic Party
Addicks
McKinley
Pattison
Lewis
Eastern Shore
Pennsylvania
Sjanus
Bryan and Sewall Club
Caro Hine
Bevearston
Ningara
Niagara Falls
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Baltimore
Washington
SLO
Watkins
Rochester
Buffalo
Broad Street Station
Shia Fira
Jamie Marylander
Jasan
Wmn. C. Whitney
David B. Will
Russell
Chamberlain
W.S. Musser
Musser Hcense
Willhehu
William E. Brown
Hugh Duffey
Fillsboro
R. J. Colston
Ridgely
Wanamaker's
Belfast
Joe
Seonynd
Rish
Joan Waxamaker
Black Press GooDs
Easton
Molinis
San
Cheviota
Sergem
Rte
Lée
Lonsdale
Nation Department
P. W
Neekwearr
Tile Shore
Mattings
J.C. Godwin Company
North Washington Street
Board of Supervisors of Election
Henderson
Georgie T. Wusselman
Charles E. McIlvaine
Greensboro
Iosenp
S$. Cooper
William &. Cooper
W. Clay Hobbs
Corrella IL Stewart
Preston
Ollie RO Wrigsup
Josep IL IL Price
Federalsburg
HL. Space
Francis Nichols
Hillsboro
Robert GC. Rice
Isaac L. Dukes
William W. Seward
William Pb. Lucas
American Corner
William HH
James S. Willis
Caroline Comey
Dudges
Fiet
Ino Naote
Country
Jonathan Evitts
Chester River
Emila AL Ford
Chestertown
Kelph
Mud Rock Hall
Jackson Creek
George Warfield
Hopart
Tuckahoe Neck
Knotts’ Mills
J. W. Knotts
Tol BH
Kilishoro
Gilbert Bros. & CO
Lubin
Optician
Mew
Lexington St
Highlands
Western Maryland College
Westminster, MD
T. AL Lewis
Orrick
Senoon Bomp Denton
EB. St. Goslin
Wanamaker Clothing
Harris’ Cassimere
Harris Cassimeres
Wanamaker & Brown
Market Streets
Chas. ES. Shields
Ridecly
Choptank
Chas. HW
Shields
Caroline CO
Arid County
Photograph Gallery
Inter A. Reiser
Nertha Reiser
Ethel Blain
Elite Neckwear Co
Camden
N. J
S. Nowell & Sor
Williston
Burrsville
A.G. Gelletly & Co
A. G. Gelletly
Williston, Md
T. Fred Garey
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