Indiana Bryan Democrats Rally Against Parker Gold Wing
A Special Correspondence from Indianapolis describes Indiana Democrats led by Bryan loyalists opposing Parker and the gold standard. The piece notes resentment at the St Louis convention and warns of a split, with Watson and Roosevelt drawing support as Bryan Democrats vow to push reform over eastern control.
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Indianapolis
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William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Indiana
Nebraska
Parker
St. Louis
Democrats
Wall Street
Egypt
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Judge Parker
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Belmont
Gorman
Sheehan
Alton B. Parker
Albany
New York
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Asopus
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Jefferganlans
Avoha
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Watson
Roosevelt
Rap Amon
Hydians
Mr. Parker
Jeffersonitus
Tree Manthood
David Buh
Chicago
Mr. Bryan
Grover Cleveland
White House
Tarker
Democracy Insanity Debate Tangles Cleveland and Bryan
The piece reports Grover Cleveland’s claim that democracy has returned to sanity after Bryanism, sparking controversy among Bryan supporters. It questions Cleveland's stance as he endorses Parker while labeling Bryan and his backers as insane, raising tensions ahead of elections.
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Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Democracy
St. Louis
Buzzard's Bay
Mr. Bryan
Indiana
Ilinois
Nebraska
Parker
Hill
Sheehan
Parker's Silence Signals Unspoken Election Forecasts
A Democratic presidential candidate plans no public speeches, limiting rhetoric to forecasts of policy if elected. The strategy avoids disclosing specific charges against Republicans and avoids detailing accusations that the President seeks power, fearing the exposure of implied claims about imperialism and tariff impact.
Ex President Cleveland and the young voter debate
The passage criticizes Cleveland for a magazine article arguing young men should back the Democratic ticket. It argues the youth are forward looking, uninterested in dead issues, and will vote Republican this fall.
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Cleveland
America
United States
By their works ye know them in American politics
The piece argues no single Democratic policy has proven effective and contrasts it with the Republican record. It states Democrats favored slavery free silver and free trade without delivering prosperity, while Republicans freed the slaves uphold sound money protection and constructive policy.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
Party of Construction
Party of
In Full Eruption Mont Pelee and Senator Tillman
A poetic note mentions Mont Pelee and Senator Tillman in full eruption, signaling upheaval and personal indifference to global turmoil with a circular world motif and sunset imagery.
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Mont Pelee
Senator Tillman
South Carolina
Tillman
Roosevelt acceptance letter amid pensions and protections debate
A historical letter fragment debates pension order 78 and veteran eligibility, warning that opponents could revoke protections. It quotes Roosevelt and critiques Democratic shifts, noting past workingmen's support and concerns over protections being framed as robbery.
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Roosevelt
Arid West Irrigation Boom Under Tonto Dam Plan
Governor Brodie discusses the National Irrigation Act’s impact in Arizona. Three million dollars from the reclamation fund will fund the Tonto Creek dam at Salt River, with a 245 foot height and 14 000 acre reservoir to irrigate up to 250 000 acres. The project signals a broader water-storage program across arid states to fuel agriculture, stock raising, and new settlements.
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Alexander C. Brodie
Arizona
West
Territory of
Secretary of the Interior
Reclamation Fund
Tonto Creek
Salt-river
Ce Ment
Tonto
Salt River
Salt River Valley
United States
Emerson
America
New Mexico
Democrats With The Trusts In The House Vote
The 1900 House vote on a proposed constitutional amendment to regulate trusts failed by 148 Republicans to 180 Democrats. The text argued Democrats supported trusts while GOP pushed broader federal power to dissolve monopolies, though the measure did not reach a two-thirds threshold.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Supreme Court
Congress
House of Representatees
Territories
District of Columbia
Unitedates
United States
Swing Low Phrase Refers to Republican Victory in State
A historic expression links a religious lyric to political strategy. The text urges voters in a named state to support a Republican outcome, framing the stance as beneficial for the United States and the world.
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New York
New Jersey
Rhode Island
United States
Outposts Around Mukden and New York Politics
The piece argues both sides have entrenched positions in New York politics. It asserts Manhattan votes cannot overcome upstate farmers and thinkers, predicting a Republican outcome. The commentary frames the battle as a fierce yet decided ideological clash with urban and rural blocs aligned against each other.
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Mukden
New York
Manhattan Islandé
Fragmented melancholy verse notes from unnamed source
A garbled passage references melancholy days and figures such as D B Hill Parker Esopus Henry Gassiway, with lines about staying and gears in disarray. The text is fragmentary and lacks coherent narrative or identifiable event.
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Dave
Hill
Aly
Parker
Esopus
Henry Gassiway
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