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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1900
Page
2
The Sentinel reports on the heated campaign atmosphere surrounding William J Bryan and McKinley. It notes Republican arguments for expansion and democracy rhetoric, while Democratic leaders defend independence and constitutional principles amid looming pivotal elections. It mentions local figures like Joln Sheva and Lieutenne Hobson, and references party strategies in Maryland and New Jersey.
A phonetic rustic notice describes two traveling post offices to operate between Washington and West Brownsville, Pennsylvania. Each wagon carries mail cases and a clerk and driver to notify residents along the route, promising convenience and time savings though profitability remains uncertain. The piece also touches on a Paterson tragedy involving young criminals and broader political commentary.
Fragmentary Washington telegram reports Secretary of War's Canton address criticizing deviant federativism and party alignment. The speech, allegedly approved by the president, labels populist and Democratic ideas as intrusive federal control, contrasting Hamiltonian federation with Jeffersonian suspicion of centralized power.
An analysis echoes the Milwaukee Journal on campaign tactics and myths of democracy. It quotes Marshall Field and others, contrasting anti wealth bias with republican power and the danger of trusts and monopolies shaping policy.
Democratic candidate Adlai E Stevenson and Texas Congressman Joseph W Bailey will speak to Allen County voters Friday Nov 3. Bailey to speak at Princeton while Stevenson attends a rally at the same venue. A parade of farmers and visiting delegates will accompany the events as Twelfth District turnout is anticipated.
The excerpt discusses Theodore Roosevelt referencing Henry Bryanism and the currency issue. It notes Bryan as a potential successor to Jefferson and Jackson in popular opinion, critiques of monetary policy with gold standard arguments, and mentions reactions in journals like Iron Trade Review. It cites political identities, economic theories, and the era's debates.
A fragmentary Washington Post clip questions why Republicans persist in boasting of their party's achievements and why their leaders discredit the national platform in contemptuous, disreputable language.
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