No Reason For A Change In North Dakota Government
The article argues Democrats cannot justify a state government shift urging voters to retain the Republican party. It brands fusion ticket appeals as hollow, cites gang and machine politics as weak grounds, and contends Democrats lack proven governance for better prosperity. It urges continuing Republican leadership until a clear justification appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Hildreth
Wipperman
Ring
Republican Party
State unity urged against fusion toward 16 to 1
The state government must stay honest and faithful to preserve the commonwealth’s credit and name. The piece warns against a fusion victory and warns that such a transfer of authority would be an unnecessary and dangerous experiment. It criticizes William J Bryan, noting his shift from 16 to 1 silver to anti-imperialism and blaming political expediency for the change.
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Commonwealth
Bryan as demagogue in anti imperialism politics
The piece brands Bryan as a plain demagogue who will use anti imperialism as a campaign tool. It argues he seeks personal gain over national honor and progress, comparing him to Altgeld and Croker and predicting defeat in his presidential bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Altgeld
Croker
McKinley
Towne’s Terrible Speech Targets Roosevelt in Duluth
The Hon. Towne of Duluth delivers a three hour anti imperialism oration against Governor Roosevelt. Critics call the speech prosy and overlong with sharp but unpersuasive attacks on the Rough Rider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Bryan's Home Leaders Sound Money Democrats In Lincoln
Reporters interviewed Democratic leaders in Lincoln Nebraska about sound money and the political path of William J. Bryan. The interview focused on economic policy and Bryan's influence within the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sound Money
Lincoln
Neb
Wm. J. Bryan
Campaign talk on imperialism and the 1896 echoes
The article records varied views on imperialism versus domestic economic concerns in the campaign. It quotes Dr Geo L Miller Henry W Yates and others, noting Bryan’s Indianapolis speech as a target while stressing money and prosperity as the paramount issue. North Dakota GOP support and Democratic pushback are described alongside counterfeiting seizures and a plug for Hostetter’s Bitters.
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Geo. L. Miller
Philippine Islands
United States
Henry W. Yates
Bryan
Indianapolis
George Tilden
Macon
Dixon
Nebraska
Colorado
Montana
Judge Wakely
George E. Pritchett
Democratic Party
Warren Switzle
Inapolia
Republicans Stand By Their Nominees In North Dakota
Democrats push slanderous gains against the GOP after a state convention that failed to meet every faction. Republicans reject Democratic schemes, affirm support for their ticket, and rally to maintain party unity under enduring North Dakota political precedent. George Fred Williams of Boston is cited as an east Bryan figure in a sketch of national party tensions and commentary.
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North Dakota
McKinley
Hildreth
Congress
Fargo
Democratic Press of
Hildreth, Wipperman & Co
Call
George Fred Williams
Boston
Bryan
Minneapolis Journal
Canada
George Fred
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
An Invitation To Women To Seek Pinkham Aid
A promotional notice extols Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. It cites letters from women in Holton Kansas dated 1898 1899 praising relief from menstrual suppression inflammation of ovaries and related symptoms and inviting others to write for advice. The piece emphasizes trust in Mrs Pinkham s experience and claims wide success.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
J. F. Brows
Holton, Kans
Mas
Mars
J. Ws. Holton
Kans
Sama Sae Nahatt
J. F. Brown
Holton
More Letters Claim Cure by Lydia E Pinkham Remedies
A compendium of letters from women describing relief from irregular menstruation leucorrhea and backache after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and related products. Included are dates from 1897 to 1899 with testimonies on weight gain improved nerves and childbirth, and calls for further advice.
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Dean Mas
Porkuau
Reese
Cine
Carrie Paintips
Anns
Dean
Proxeam
Eresses
Anna
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dean Mus
Prvenau
Cora L. Parron
Ogontz
Mus
Prxxham
Lydia
L. Payroy
Pauly
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