Grafton Sentinel Opinion Pages on 1900 Elections
In October 1900 the Grafton Sentinel editorials discuss McKinley vs Bryan, local Taylor County politics, and the U S Senate race. They praise ex Senator Elkins, condemn Bryanism, defend injunctions for coal interests, and attack McGraw’s ambitions while urging strong Republican votes for Warder and Handley in the upcoming election.
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Warder
Dr. Warder
Taylor County
John T. Mew
Stephen B. Elkins
McGraw
Union
West Virginia
Elkins
AL S. Warder
Coan
Benj. F. Bailey
Barlow
Bryan
Bailey
Leader
John T. McGraw
Simon
U.S. Senate
Frank Bailey
Bryan Campaign Tour Provokes Mixed Sunday Sentiment
The Wheeling Register notes large crowds at the Bryan schedule from Wheeling to Huntington, while a contrasting republican showing at McKinley’s home highlights Sabbath observance. A Reno Post protest against pension board accusations underscores loyalty to veterans as A B White’s rally in Grafton boosts Republican support.
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Marion
Taylor and
Harrison
Grafton
Wheeling Register
Wheeling
Huntington
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Republican Party
McKinley
Epworth League
M. E
the Sentinel
Reno Post
No. 7
G. Aor
Taylor County Pension Examining Board
Grand Army of Loyal Veterans
Grafton Post
Democratic Campaign Committee
Post
U.S. Senate
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