Cable from Budapest sings support for Bryan on silver issue
Hon William J Bryan receives a cable from the International Agricultural Congress in Budapest. The message, signed by over twenty European agriculture leaders, pledges to press their governments to restore silver to world currency and backs Bryan if he wins in November to aid farmers against creditor class legislation.
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Democratic ticket boosts American supremacy in trade
The London Financial News warns of serious U S financial strain as Congress stalls over money and free coinage. It says if the United States shifts to bimetallic silver coinage, prices could rise and Britain’s markets falter. Locally, the Democratic party shows strength across the Eastern Shore with forecasts of large majorities in Kent and Dorchester counties and talk of Miles carrying Somerset. Enoch Pratt dies at 88 with a fortune near £3,000,000. Salaries of U S custom house officers are set to fall eight percent.
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Bryan Triumphs at Baltimore Rally Amid Storm Clouds
Thousands of Democrats and hundreds of Caro line citizens packed an open air gathering in Baltimore to hear William J. Bryan. Senator Gorman spoke first, then Bryan drew loud cheers as he framed democracy and bi metalism, citing European support from Prince Bismarck. Moody urged a national day of fasting and prayer as the campaign spins toward a large anti McKinley posture with western states crucial to Bryan’s electoral hopes.
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Bryan visit lauded by Baltimore crowd in wartime era
The article recounts William Jennings Bryan touring Baltimore with enthusiastic reception, noting his remark about enemy sentiment in Maryland and resolving to stay longer but returning to Washington for rest. It highlights his ties to local institutions and a 1900s political climate in the Mid-Atlantic.
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