Republicans Push Free Coinage Amid Silver Debate
The piece critiques Reed, Lodge, and Cameron for backing protection and free coinage while attacking Sherman and the national party's silver stance. It references Ohio Republicans, England, and New York influence, urging Democrats to unite against money power and defend Jefferson and Jackson’s legacy.
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Fiege
Uncle Sat
England
Reed
Lodge
Massachusetts
Quay
Cameron
Pensylvania
Republican Party
New York Evening Post
Ohio
Witver, Lodge, Reed and Company
Rail Strike Forces Half Sheet Publication Again
The paper announces a repeat half sheet to cover ongoing rail road strike news. The notice frames the strike as the central cause for the publishing change and signals continued coverage.
Democrats and Populists Aim for Unity in State Campaign
The Marysville Mountaineer urges coalition between Democrats and Populists for the November vote. It critiques the National Republican League silver plank as a vague compromise and mocks Republican cynicism about silver.
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Marysville Mountaineer
the Mountaineer
Democrats Pick Free Silver Candidate for U S Senate
The Democrats of Ulinais praise a free silver spokesman as their United States senator nominee to replace the current Republican. The choice is seen as key to reversing a recent statewide Democratic setback blamed on the Cleveland administration and its gold standard policy.
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Diniebachisi
Wis
Cleveland
John Sherman
Morton
W. J. Bryan
Young Democracy
Union
Sherman
Treasury
Associated Press
Wall Street
Republican Party
Ulinais
United States
House of Representatives
Democratic lawmakers punished for hopping on the silver issue
The article praises Democratic congressmen from the South and West who supported silver at Cleveland and were defeated for renomination. It frames the losses as a sign of political honesty and independence among Democratic voters, arguing these actions punish time-serving leaders and will replace them with delegates who honor party pledges and constituents.
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Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Friends of Liberty
Democrata
Gus Party
South
West
Cleveland
Wall Street
Beav erhead County Critiques Federal Pressure on State Dems
The Reaminer reports Beaverhead county rejects federal attempts to manipulate the upcoming Democratic state convention in favor of Cleveland policy. It cautions the Helens Administration organ editor to avoid speaking for Montana Democrats during the campaign.
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Beaverhead County
Cleveland
Democratic Party of
Montana
Scoop on Nomination Buzz for RB Seth in Monteca Race
Republican papers in Monteca lampoon and mock the nomination process for RB Seth as congressman with ridicule and bold predictions of a landslide while some outlets mock opponents and speculate on party support.
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Monteca
Seth
Congressarsn
Smith
Illinois Democrats Picked Him for United States Senator
At the Illinois Democratic state convention Franklin MacVeigh's nomination hopes seemed stronger as speeches from party leaders addressed finances and party responsibility. Temporary chairman Owes Scott led the session amid approving reactions and applause for references to Cleveland.
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Illinois
Democrats
United States
Speine Freep
Franklin MacVeigh
United States Senate
Phelps
State Central Committee
Democratic Party
Scott
Blomington
Cleveland
Rcote
Republican Party
Federal Bill Seeks Harsh Penalties for Anarchists
A proposed law introduced by Congressman W A Stove in the House would label as an anarchist any person linked to a or supporting organizations abroad that advocate or cause unlawful killings or destruction. Offenders attempting to harm federal officials could face death by hanging upon conviction in the district court.
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House of Representatives
W. A. Stove
Judiciary Committee
United States
Platform Aims to Shape Tariff and Coin Policy
A faction of Silver Republican lawmakers outlines a platform favoring a revenue tariff and endorsing the Wilson bill, immediate free coinage of silver, government control of paper money, and direct election of U S senators. The text also attacks rival papers over partisan bias in Helena and Augusta editorials.
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United States
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