Bryan and McKinley Speeches Split Nation and Party Lines
The piece contrasts Bryan’s nation facing appeal for free government with McKinley’s party focused address. It notes Bryan’s acceptance speech moved beyond partisan tones, pledging Philippine independence and Cuban-style governance with Monroe Doctrine protections. It cites bipartisan endorsements and shifts among conservative papers and unions.
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Mr. Bryan
Mr. McKinley
Chicago
Bryan
Indianapolis
Democratic Party
Canton
Mark Hanna
William McKinley
United States
McKinley
Notification Committee
Washington
Spain
Central
South America
Cuba
Philippines
Springfield Republican
Boston Post
New York World
Baltimore Sun
Gold Democracy
Grand Opening Sale Opens Doors in Fairfield
Our Doors will be Thrown Open to the Public on Saturday September 15 with a new complete stock of dry goods ladies and gents furnishing goods shoes etc. A grand opening sale promises fascination to lovers of the beautiful and thrifty buyers. Prices start with best quality oil cloth opening at a low price.
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Fairfield
Iowa
N.B
Star Quartette
Wages and costs in steel trust era cut living standards
An analysis argues that wage gains in allied steel industries did not keep pace with soaring living costs driven by the Dingley tariff. Since 1896 steel prices rose far faster than production costs, lifting prices for necessities by 25 to 50 percent and eroding wage gains. The piece notes higher profits funded wage increases but claims the public bore five times the wage rise in higher prices. It ends by promoting The Tribune and Rock Island routes clubbing offers.
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Steel Trust
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