Fragmented 1896 Political Fray Echoes Bryan Support Shifts
A badly garbled OCR passage portrays a 19th century political clash with mentions of Bryan, McKinley, and Democratic and Republican figures. It outlines campaign tensions in Georgia and Tennessee, noting party reversals, noted civic leaders, and calls to mobilize voters for or against Bryan while stressing the urgency of political alignment. The text references Walter Lenke and a range of named names in a confusing mosaic of quotes and rumors.
Admitted: Supremacy of America The Facts
A brief note discusses the notion of supremacy in America, questioning its basis and acknowledging historical claims while inviting examination of its meaning and implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THES
Supremacy
America
Taft Sherman Fund Drive Appeals for Republican Support
A fractured plea urges West and Mountain States Republicans to back Taft and Sherman, detailing campaign costs from printing to staff. It asks readers to donate one dollar to their state committee or directly to the Republican National Committee, listing several officials and cities across Colorado, Iowa, Michigan, Missouri, Montana, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Vermont, Washington, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Shérmp
Sheruan
Ehairman
Ust
Republican National Committee
Vurlong
Colorado
Hag
Whitney Newton
Dunyer
Thale
Frank B
Johan Wallace
Laoole
Col
Fredarick
Smith
Peorta
Town
Lafayette Young
Des Moines
Envoy
Brak E
Gries
Tongka
Michigan
Uon
John
Unclear OCR Summary of Waxes Earned and Radii
Fragmentary OCR text mentions waxes and radii but lacks coherence. No identifiable people organizations places dates or events present to anchor a factual news card.
Organized Labor Supports Taft Despite Gompers Push
A muddled labor scene shows internal splits over presidential backing with Gompers urging Bryan while many union leaders and locals hint at voting for Taft. Telegrams and statements from leaders like James Duncan and Charles Dold defend labor independence and caution against coercive political pressure. Evidence points to a growing fringe of labor men preferring the Republican nominee amid broader union opposition to Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buneel
Gompers de Ls
Bryan
Taft
Diodt
Gomner
Floogeyalt
John Mitchell
Bevan
Gomperea
Willis Moory
Gompers Anis
Dante Koefe
Loogstioremen's
Alx
Wader
Gompers
Keefcock
Ruan
American Federation ‘of Labor
Turnet T
Tyre
Bryania
Minnesota
Ware
Minneapolla
Part
Iborendere
Cimpaign
Beyon Jed Notlye
Thos
Ieket
Qing Pier
Canneta
Tip Warl
Bahfite
Centra Labo Vinten
Loxington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Egent
Sohnoceksn
Walter
Lenke
Demoocratic Congress
Néw T Republican
Nétiquadquarters
Jennings
Oranklny
Rue Tien
Ef8
Men's League
Isitoddrick Nydodeon
Jaysercoth
Feaders
Webster
Davie
Obi
McKintey
McKinlay
Fnka
Atup
Wally Webb
Davin
Helenya
Clu
Doltz
Pit ‘Democrati
Rennkliayne
Tryon
Birmingham
Hytthaare Amortoany
New York Evening Post
Ats Janta
Eaya
Georgin
UN Bouth
Tia Chattanooga
Lee
Mr Best
William Woes
Folong Democrat
Simon ‘Buckper
Bolt
Democratic Spier
Énttmore
Brynn
Sryan Popullak
New York
Jouraa
Riddle West
Rogey Mountain States
IED
W. Upham
United
Badu
Earny
Noaa
Britain
cAtco
Organized Labor
Cotta, Wi
Aitiinde Unadoraland
Pitieburg
Amer- Jen
de Politioat Tregetin
Amer- Jcan
Lalor
A.campaigi
West Virginity Abn
Repub Mann
Litteburg
Fammel
Amalgamated
Associatou
Moeinyéd
Pualeley
Strument Workers
Oftelal Doneniti
Charles Dold
Iengo’ Reiotaton
Iabor
Samuel Gomners
N.crientar
Tabor
Wagtournel's To. Contestutty
Compalen
Ace
Gompdrs Atvort
Gome
Labora
Unified States
Dolla Douths
Bolkd South
Demncratte Party
International Brotherhood of Potters
Alton
Glassblowers’ Union
Dlowara
Samuel Go
Minnenta
Tate
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!