Democrats and Germans unite to back Bryan in Maryland race
The article notes 1890s Maryland politics with Democratic opposition to McKinley Roosevelt and German voters shifting to Bryan. It cites independent tickets in 1894 and 1898, moneyed Republican wins in 1896, and predicts Bryan, Stevenson, Brown, and Moore will win by a substantial margin, while Germans organize clubs in Baltimore to bolster Bryan's cause.
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Bryan
Stevenson
Brown
Moore
McKinley
Roosevelt
Maryland
Baltimore
McKinley Odds and Campaign Cash in The Sun Report
The New York Sun fears McKinley’s defeat as Bryanism spreads and warns of a coming panic before November. Missionary Hanna tours cities raising funds for the Republican ticket while labor and wage issues surface in Maryland with a state employment bureau plan. Baltimore population is given as 508,957, though undercount claims persist, and Hanna continues a nationwide assessment drive for vote buying.
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New York Sun
New York
Sun
McKinley
Trusts and tariffs spark 1900s political clash
The St Louis Republic criticizes Standard Oil dividends and trust power, calling for a Republican defeat at the polls. Reports on protectionism, monopoly criticism, Democratic prospects in the First district, and planned speeches by Boss Croker highlight a heated election landscape.
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Standard Oil Company
St. Louis Republic
United States
Illinois Democrats Expected to Benefit From Imperialism and Labor Issues
In Washington, evidence suggests Illinois will lean Democratic this year due to opposition to imperialism, German voting patterns, and intra party Republican factionalism. Critics argue labor troubles in Chicago and trusts will weaken Republican appeal, while Democrats counter with hard facts showing many workers lack prosperity. The coal miners face cuts by the coal trust as part of broader industry pressures.
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Illinois
W. H. Broad
Chicago
Census Bureau
Coal Trust
General Assembly of
Maryland
Caroline County
Economic Strains Prompt Talk of a Money Scare
The piece notes miners may live on three days' work weekly, mills operate half time in New England, New Jersey silk firms face bankruptcy, and a possible money scare tied to Republican plans. It cites Wall Street fear, European loans affecting gold reserves, and attacks on overrun government costs amid McKinley era commissions.
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New England
New Jersey
Wall Street
Vandiver
McKinley
Postal Commission
California Debris Commission
Mississippi River Commission
Treasury
Liberty and imperialism in a republic debate
A speech contrasts republican government with imperial power, arguing against colonization and for self government. It defends independence for the Filipinos, cautions against militarism, and upholds liberty as a core American value. Also includes a testimonial for Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with local sellers named.
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Spain
England
John S. Halloway
Chamberlain
R. J. Colston
Denton
Hugh Duffey
Hillsboro
T. W. Smith
Ridgely
LeGore Combination Lime claims for wheat fall application
Farmers can boost grass and wheat yields by applying LeGore Combination Lime this fall. Soil tests show ammonia, phosphoric acid and potash become available, attracting nitrogen from air to increase crops. For prices and information, contact LeGore Commission List Co. LeGore, Missouri. A rich lady funded free Nicholson Institute ear drums for deaf patients.
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Leegore Comminatiion List Co
LeGore, Mo
Nicholson
Hig Institute
Nicholson Institute
Eighth Avenue
New York
Kine Lime Co
LeGore
Democratic Congressional nominees receive broad satisfaction
The Rent News notes that the Democratic Congressional nominees are broadly welcomed across the district. Leaders express confidence in their election and anticipate a large majority. The piece reflects general optimism about favorable outcomes in upcoming ballots.
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Rent
Harvest er promise cuts labor costs for farmers
Farmers nationwide praise the Harvest er noting heavy demand and easy use. With two men, ten to fifteen acres can be cut per day. Monthly labor costs range from 20 to 30 cents per acre. With daily help at $1, expenses run 45 to 60 cents per acre. For 80 to 100 acres, the machine can pay for itself in one season. Continuous use suggests two seasons cover the cost. The device is simple with few repairs needed.
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Caroline
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