Favor McKinley and Continued Prosperity in South Voice
Southern bankers and business leaders from Maryland to Texas express unwavering support for McKinley’s money and tariff policies. They insist Bryan’s election would spark financial upheaval, while McKinley guarantees prosperity, continued trade, and national honor.
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le Republica
Baltimore
Wunkers
BE. Foster
Bank of Anderson
Coal Crook
Tenn
R. Theod
Bertram
Morus
Jae
Mia
Medhinley
I. VY. Sehiweer
Cashiog
National Bank
Denton
Texas
Bryan
McKinley
H. W. Showalter
Ritchie County
Parrisville
Toseph
Theis
Wirst
Albury
Gaye
South
Regi
Bryin
W.O. Satterfield
People's
Nae
Hiomal Bank
New Sheria
Na Urysu
Qiresident Capitality Bank
Nagsdale
Vlair
Westiges
Mie
May Bryan
United States
Alper & Co
Uvalde
Weru
Wells
Itaden
WS. Wilson
Pepasit Bank
Eminence
Miy Aginien
MebKindey
T Sun
PA. Ball
American Nortings Bank
Bart Smith
Aves oUis
Cormy
E B. Watson
First Nation Tank
Linda
Thas
William Powell
Bank of Cab Jaden
Culloden
Gans
Bryant
Georgia
Dank
Brewton
Peenton
Kinley
Dear Boy Letters No 8 About Republicans and Democrats
A fatherly letter argues Republicans are optimistic and learn from experience while Democrats are pessimistic and prone to denounce. It mocks free trade, defends a gold standard, and urges the son to become a Republican, claiming party principles align with progress and experience.
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Skinner
Philippines
China
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Loo
Trond
Averick
Oathie
Who Bills the Dinner Pail in a Rural Campaign
A fragmentary discussion references farmer pay, wage practices, and political persuasion. It notes an endorsement of Bryan and critiques of Prosperity policies, mentioning Wicks and local business figures. The text hints at payment practices and labor conditions as factors in a broader political plea.
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Duck Wicks
Quicksilver Mountain
Monthuis
Missouri Railroad
Bryan
Gerald Die Gelp
Anya
Mennley
Nearly All Tin Plate Produced At Nome
The article argues against the tin plate duty arguing it harmed American consumers. It notes most tin plate is now domestically produced with factories employing thousands directly and indirectly. It cites uneven imports and production figures from 1880s to 1890s and references McKinley era policy.
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Nome
USC
United States
TSO
Benlistiou
USTTA
Unemployed seek rent relief and Boston work plan
A Boston circular urges landlords to waive rent for 80,000 unemployed workers with dependents until they regain work, while another appeal asks citizens to aid job creation. A rally on the common and a meeting in Faneuil Hall are planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vancuil Hall
Fragmentary Devon Pool dialogue hints at asylum visit
An OCR fragment shows commuters voicing confusion and discussing plans to visit an asylum in Columbus. Intermittent lines reveal two Crazy figures, a sheriff, and vague references to past losses and rising trouble. The garbled text preserves local color without complete context.
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Devon Pool
Sherdiy
Cragy
Colathus
Linarie
Ana
Phexy Aden
Eomst
BOC
Ore
le Wiis Grout
Asydera
Calan
Coluabus
Shipping Freight Records Mark Peak In U S History
The fragment claims a massive freight movement labeled as a national milestone. It notes gigantic tonnage carried across the United States, equating to hundreds of billions of tons miles, framed as a sign of ongoing prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oLum
United States
Hike Joseph's Coat: A Flawed Presidential Plea
The text presents a discordant plea for presidential candidacy promising loyalty and care. It reads as a fragmented platform claiming to unite and secure votes, referencing a coat motif and a vow to be president, but lacks coherent policy details or clear historical context.
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Joseph
Dosepl
War talk and wheat bets amid Simon and Vinnie’s town
In a Boonsville home, Simon rails at McKinley while Cynthia defends him as wheat and silver shift prices. Vinnie frets as Glen Hartington enlists for the Spanish American War. News of Dewey and Cuba stirs local hopes and fears as war looms and the town debates politics and loyalty.
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Vinnie
Glen Hartington
Boonsville
Marrington
Harrington
Simon
Cynthia
MeKinley
McKinley
Teres
Corti
Oyu
Ada Rat Cone
Simton
Jimronle
Jimmie
Anna
MckKinley
Spain
Mary
Metinney
Oso
Bounsville
Hint
Wies
Allime Sael
Abraham Linco
Alloyes
Mckinsey
Army
Navy
le Gage
Dewey
Minila Bay
Sampson
West Indies
Glen Harrington
Tim
Glen
Simon Tiey
Cuba
Hoonsville
Voliu
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W’kinley
Adr
Carter
Sherman
Lewes
Arnett
Sylidh
Temnan
CiGiaens
Natrona Veank
Viltsborg
Posas
Lt Yy
Mel Sintey
Atulisis
Eryimil Vale
Pricox
Photopublican Peincinde Art Protection
J. W. Knaub
Ohie Department of
Ohio
AW. Roberts
Utah
Brigham WW. Roberts
House of Representatives
Hobarts
M. A.famna
Farwers
TSG
Parni
Afro Tigan
Simon Grey
Alma L. Parker
Guide Rock, Neb
Maine
Sime
McWinley
Washington
McKintey
Hanna
Bevan
United Sates
America
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