Bryan Platform and Gold Standard Debate Highlighted
The article discusses Bryan's monetary stance and the Democratic platform, tracing past positions from 1900 to the present. It contrasts Bryan's calls to abandon the gold standard with the party's declared platform, noting speeches in Knoxville and Dallas that argue the binding nature of earlier platforms. It critiques Democratic consistency and the influence of silver coinage on policy.
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Myaryas
Bryan
Denver
Democratic National Platform
Knoxville
Tenn
Ile Han
Shyan
Themaclvea
Windom
London
Isin
Ghent
Han
Detten
Uhei
United
New York Post Polls Show Taft Leads in State Race
The New York World postal card canvass estimates Taft carrying New York by about 15 thousand votes. Of 6,013 responses, 4,960 favored Taft and 3,112 favored Bryan, with 882 for minor parties, suggesting an immense Republican margin.
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New York
Taft
New York State
Mryan
Ramiidate
Tait
Vinh Roosevelt
Incendiary Fires Rumored in Shelty Town Neighborhood
Local reports discuss a rash of downtown warehouse fires blamed on incendiarism. Citizens doubt any single resident committed crimes, while law and police vow full penalties for proven arson. The discourse also touches Mary Walker rumors, politics, and labor rallies in Hudson and nearby counties.
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Shelty Tuk
Porron
Editorial Letters Stir City Crowd at Worker Rally
Letters discuss a labor event near a Singer works where a speaker’s profanity provoked disapproval from local ladies and both parties participated. The Debs special train traveled through towns with few passengers noted. A respected Black citizen was seated on the stage amid partisan commentary.
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Eugene Vy
Thomsaude
Wuittreds
iMia City
Political tensions and local civic notes in Elizabeth
An October Journal letter set condemns a Lyceum rally as proof of party ignorance. The paper urges publishing primary district lines to curb illegal registration and safeguard votes. Farmers and property owners propose Fowler Park near Soldiers Monument while readers question police protection after a gas meter theft. The Journal notes a debate over moving an evening school uptown to Morrel Street and calls for fair board decisions.
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Easter Journal
Soldiers Monument
Offcer Tucker
Fastor Tournal—Ihem
Morrel Street
Dnquest Street
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