Industrial panic grips markets as Bryan election feared
The article reports widespread business fear that a Bryan victory would trigger a market panic and slow economy. Buyers insert Bryan clauses cancelling orders if he wins. big mills and factories delay or halt projects from Hammond Indiana to Marion Indiana and Pittsburgh. Some firms will only proceed if McKinley is re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Hammond
Ind
John D. Briggs
Ohio Rolling Mill Company
George A. Carney
Findlay, C
Carney
Pittsburgh
Marion Flint Glass Works
Marion
Iron and Steen
Jones & Laughlin
Chalfant & Co
Morehead Bros
Sable Iron Works
National Tube Works
Varietie
Carnegie Planta
Katz Bros
Paterson
N. J
Rogers Locomotive Works
Rogers
Studebaker Bros
W. M. Ritter
Columbus
Grand Rapids
Mich
McKinley
Bessemer Steel
Illinois Steel Works
South Chicago
Buffington
Gays
T. A. Gillespie
Masgena
N. Y
Baltimore business leaders oppose Bryan in looming election
Mayors and merchants in Baltimore express strong anti Bryan sentiment arguing his victory would threaten jobs in textiles and steel while McKinley’s stance on imperialism and sound money offers confidence to labor and producers. Citizens cited include Robert C. Davidson J Willen Jenkins and Joseph Walker among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Kinley
Roca
Robert C. Davidson
Bryan
J. Willen Jenkins
Joseph R. Walker
McKinley
J. Southgate Levisaitin
Altgeld
Tillman
Robert Ramsey
Democratic Party
D. K.este Fisher
Post
Savings Bank
Trade and Commerce
Fargo businessman switches to McKinley Roosevelt ticket
Fargo fruit company executive F B Kurtz shifts from Bryan to McKinley and Roosevelt. He criticizes Bryan as unreliable across three parties, says Republicans deliver prosperity and sound money, and complains about Bryan advisers Croker Altgeld and Tillman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
F.B. Kurtz
Stacy Wholesale Fruit Company
Fargo, N. D
McKinley
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Croker
Stevenson War Record disputed in 1892 cartoon
Cartoons and affidavits question Adlai Stevenson’s patriotism during the Civil War era. Witnesses claim Stevenson supported copperheads and opposed vigorous wartime measures, while others defend his loyalty and wartime record amid a New York Press feature in 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlai Stevenson
New York Press
Mr. Stevenson
Stevenson
Lincoln
William B. Whiffen
Metamora Sentinel
Abraham Lincoln
A. E. Stevenson
Woodford
Hamilton
Tlinois
Bloomington
Knights of the Golden Circle
Maj. J. Olmstead
Los Angeles
Cal
McKinley Gains with St Louis Real Estate Voters
In St Louis a political shift favors McKinley as real estate brokers and business leaders express support. Recounted are diverse votes from agents, brokers, and firms who expect McKinley to win and to spur major local development, including a $300000 building project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
McKinley
Melinley
Samuel Bowman
Southwest
Bryan
Bowman
Washington Avenue
Robert Breck
W. H. Lee
W. H. Lee & Co
Merchants’‘Laclede Bank of
Lee
Louis Landau
Charles W. Rutledge
Hobart
Roosevelt
Palmer
Buckner
Stevenson
Southern Illinois
Thomas Stoddart
Brvan
Bryan's Ally Aguinaldo Reported Inspires Filipino Resistance
Dr Preston S King, former medical officer with Utah artillery in the Philippines, says Filipino resistance to American authority persists because of the hope Bryan will defeat Aguinaldo and reverse government policy. He notes increased Filipino activity since national conventions and a lingering belief Bryan could bring change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Aguinaldo
Preston S. King
Philippines
Utah Artillery
Bryan's defense of free trade sparks labor critique
The piece recalls 1894 when Bryan defended free trade despite wage fears. It condemns his stance as risking workers' pay and portrays his use of a biblical proverb to justify lowering wages in the name of principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Lincoln election sparks threat of war and disunion
The text argues the Lincoln victory means war anarchy and disunion while McClellan victory is seen as bringing peace and restoration of the Union. The piece outlines sectional stakes and tensions highlighted in theOc and Fs sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
McClellan
Bryan Dodging Questions On Presidential Policy
The Republican National Committee pressed questions on ethics and policy to William Jennings Bryan. They ask about gold or silver payments, use of the army, tariff policy, disfranchisement, anti trust votes, civil service tenure, and campaign fundraising. Bryan refuses to answer before November 6, risking political weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Ann Vor Mich
Circleville
Dodger
Republican National Committee
Bryan
United States Army
Aguinaldo
South
Congress
Civil Service
Prosperity in the South Prompts Currency Demands
Analyzes rising southern trade prosperity with bank clearings, debt sales, and currency needs. Notes Galveston Savannah New Orleans Birmingham gains, and increased American gold flow as foreign lenders seek loans amid a booming cotton market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Galveston
Savannah
New Orleans
Birmingham
New York Bank
United States
Great Britain
Sweden
Russia
Germany
South Rallies Behind Republican Trade Strength
Senator N B Scott of West Virginia cites tariffs and currency laws as driving southern prosperity under the present administration. He notes record outputs in iron ore, pig iron, lumber, coal and coke, high prices, and large factory investment exceeding 1 billion dollars with wages over 350 million annually. Prof George Gunton adds that despite corporate growth lowering prices and transport costs for farmers, the prices of farmers' outputs have risen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
N. B. Scott
West Virginia
Prof
George Gunton
Salt Lake City listed as transcontinental rail stop and attraction
Salt Lake City boasts major sights including the Mormon Temple and Great Salt Lake while the Rio Grande Western Railway remains the only line crossing the continent via Salt Lake City. Advertisements urge readers to request a guide to Salt Lake City the City of the Saints and promote Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound as a remedy for various ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Great Salt Lake
Dead Sea
Holy Land
Rio Grande Western Railway
Denver & Rio Grande
Colorado Midland Railways
Southern Pacific
Oregon Short
Utah
Colorado
F. W. Thompson
Market
San Francisco
J. D. Mansfield
Washington
Portland
W. O. McBride
East Broadway
Butte
E. Copland
Dearborn St
Chicago
Geo. W. Heintz
City of the Saints
City Drug Store
Branda Marks and Ranges of Stockmen Described
List of cattle brands LX marks on right side and dumb-bell on left described for Dillon Montana buyers. Horse brands LX on right side Beas srhead and Blacktail noted alongside cattle marks. Advertisement asks readers to send cash for annual publication at two dollars fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branda
Estate of Samuel W Batchelder deceased notice
Notice by J.T. Ross administrator to creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after publication. Address for claims: Edwin Norris office Dillon Montana in Bangorhead County. Dated October 27, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. Batchelder
Edwin Norris
Dillon
Montana
Bangorhead
J.T. Ross
Final proof notice for desert land in Montana
United States Land Office Helena Montana October 22 1600 notices James L Fleming of Dell Beaverhead county Montana intends to prove desert land claim No 3304 for the SE SW etc before L J Price U S commissioner Dillon Montana on December 1 1100. witnesses Clark McNinch William O Rourke Edward Crawford Ernest B McNinoch all of Dell Montana. George D Greene Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
James L. Fleming
Dell
Beaverhead County
L. J Price
U. S
Dillon
Ana
Clark McNinch
William O'Rourke
Edward Crawford
Ernest B. McNinoch
George D. Gneene
Register
U. S. Land Office
Mont
Amode Hessoette
Bannack City
Philip Shenon
Salmon City
Idaho
Congress
Blue Wing
Recorder
Bob Ingersoll J. P
Jay Gould Lode
E. M. Wilson
Georgi D. Greene
Grant
Beaverhead Co
Nexn Ua
Wis NW
Sia NW
L. J. Price
A.S
Fero Marsh
William Paiement
Vannie Paddock
Jenon Paiement
Gronae D. Greene
Edward Romain
Jackson
U. S. Conmissioner
George R. Metlen
Mary Romain
Charles Pinkerton
Albert Hatton
Desert
Elenor Jaggers
Bannack
Mon
Sioner
Billon
Daniel, Nicholls
Fred Schwartz
Arthur Gra
Arthur Mccurry
George D. Greene
Justin B. Gowen
U.S
Dillion
Milton &. Hays
Marcellus Pyle
Polaris
Thomas Maclaney
Andrew Pyle
Grange D. Greene
U. 4
William H. Johnson
Lima
Mary 8. Johnson
George Metlen
Dillon, Mont
James Doyle
Louis Hoffman
Frank Garr
Grorce D. Greene
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Erle J. Conger
The administrator C W Conarr of the estate of Erle J Conger Beaverhead County Montana calls all creditors and claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at the office of J B Poindex ter Dillon Montana. Dated October 4 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle J. Conger
J. B. Poindexter
Dillon
Montana
County
Beaverhead
C. W. Conarr
Isaae van Camp
Isaac van Camp
Henry Rt. Melton
H. Pomp Bexton
Teune van Vamp
H. Rt. Mevron
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Mam
Large Buyera
Maryland
Mkinley
Stockmen's Directory
Department of the Interior
David Gibeon
H. E
George M. Tash
David K Nichols
John Lenkeredorfer
William 9. Tash
Grorae D. Greene
Adele Pierce
Forest Reserve
Ernst A. Denicke
P.M. Colina
Guo
D. Gnienn
Helens
David J. Pierson
H. KE
Eadd Land
Charles Padley
Alf Anderson
Louie Kruger
D. Greene
Forest Reserve Lieu
C. E. Glover
Oakland
SW. Nem
Herges
General Land Office
H Grong
D. Guerin
Desert Land
Interior
Eriest O Felway
John H. Cochard A. Reynolds
Hay Tayls
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