Southern press jeers at Bryan on currency and empire
The article surveys southern Democratic editors in Chicago and southern papers in Alabama Georgia and Mississippi. It notes strong support for expansion and distrust of Bryan on silver and imperialism, while praising McKinley and criticizing Bryan's stance as opportunistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Missouri
Jawa
Wich
Bryany
Que
Ares
Chic
Times-Herald
Sunthern
Philippines
Congress
Birmingham
Ala
Bryan
Montgomery ‘‘Advertiser
Alabam
Memphis
Seimetar
Scimitar
Macon
Telegraph
South
Chicago
Reading
Vicksburg
Miss
Mckinley
Atlanta “Constitution
MrKinley
Twell
White House
United States
Cplain
Philadelphia
York
8 Nationa
Tribune
Vaily Tribune
Dissolution of McCabe & Haymond partnership
The partnership formerly McCabe and Haymond dissolves by mutual consent with Haymond taking the furniture business and McCabe the undertaking. Operations continue at the same location. Debts to be settled, and creditors to present bills for payment. Dated Sept 10, 1900. Also notice seeking inquiries for well located business places and residences for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCabe & Haymond
Mr. Haymond
Mr. McCabe
Js. A. McCane
Ger D. Haymon
Thanksgiving meeting for emancipation in Eversons Grove
A large mixed congregation gathered Sunday in Eversons Grove along the B&O line to give thanks for emancipation and safety. Reverend S. T. Serme spoke on the race’s progress and future, while local officials and Republican readers debated questions about tariffs, coinage, and Supreme Court independence. The item notes political letters and editorials from Fairmont and Morgantown, plus local ads and miscellany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everson’s Grove
Manon
Harrison
Marion
Ongalia
Pairmont
Virginia
Supreme Court
Chicago
Willy Philippines
West
West Virginia
Fairmont
Morgantown
Pittsburg Dispatch
West Virginian
Col. Davis
Dayton
Barbour
Tayton
Ami
Silver and cotton prove silver theory wrong
The article argues that cotton price movements disprove the claim that silver governs farm prices. It cites cotton production and domestic consumption trends, noting U.S. cotton home demand rose with prosperity, home market share fluctuated with policy, and silver's decline did not mirror cotton value. It references historical price relations between silver and cotton and highlights changes in consumption, production, and tariff impacts. It also critiques Democratic trust records and notes wool growers prospering under protectionist tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Bryan
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Mr. Bryan
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
A 19th century appeal invites women to consult Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn mass for treatment of female ailments through letters read and answered by women only. The ad cites many anecdotal notes praising the remedy and promises free copies of a testimonial book, claiming 50000 letters on file and broad confidence among American women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Locks
Oregon
Program
Lydia E. Pinkham
Gro. H
de Kalb Ave
Brooklyn
Pingnam
Minda Finkle
Roscoe, N. Y
Nina Crass
Fulton, N. Y
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Interstate Steam Laundry
Grafton
New York Tribune
Wrk Tre Weekly Tribune
Foreign Co
Sentinel
Ption
the Sentinel
THE
W. Va
Wotthiie
Main
L. A Smith
Grafton, W. VA
Alex Zeck
Fire Insurance
Europe
Royal of
Liverpool
Areots
Camdonian of
Beotland
Lancashire
London
Providence
Washington
Aetna
Hartford
Everson's Grove
Wheeling Intelligencer
Thomas B. Davis
Henryg. Davis
John
Jley
Svill
Natme
Iman
Chicago News
Chamberlain
Gratton Drug & Chemical Co
Doonap's
Main’ Street
Titus
Caem
Joan N. Tregellas
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Hardihood
Pennsylvania
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