Bryanism and the false gospel of wealth envy
A New York Sun editorial quotes Bryan’s stance in Manhattan Kansas August 24 arguing that wealth accumulation is not wrong, but government protection of a few while labeling critics as anarchists is dangerous. It denounces the view that the masses are serfs and defends opportunity through personal effort rather than state guarantees.
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Bryan
Manhattan
Kan
Lily
Neusts
Mr. Bryan
United States
New York Sun
What Is He Kicking About Mr Bryan and Civil War Times
The piece surveys Mr Bryan’s 4:30 am speaking habit and argues civil progress hinges on secure homes and opportunity for all. It defends property rights while urging a civilization that lifts the poor and ensures dignity for workers, drivers, and farmers amid political attacks. It mentions a large timber deal in Webster county and new oil finds near Oxford, noting regional railroad plans and county prospects.
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Mr. Bryan
Omaha
Udkastry
Sam
Ian
United States
Sident
Edmunds views on McKinley and expansion at Fabyan House
Former Senator George F. Edmunds, visiting Fabyan House in New Hampshire, defends McKinley while opposing national expansion as a policy. He argues trusts cross party lines, supports ending the Philippine war with proper authority, and urges keeping troops in China amid emergency. He warns DPR platform on Cuba, Philippines, and outlays and stresses the need for order and stable government in Asia while maintaining US influence.
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Fabyan House
Congress
China
Jersey Shore
Althoug
Wiegond
McKinley
Altgeld
Supreme Court
Bone Bone In Windpipe Ends Ceredo Editor’s Cough
T T McDougal editor of the Ceredo Advance suffered a severe cough. Doctors failed to help he coughed up a triangular bone from his windpipe during a violent spell. He recalled swallowing a bone at Willard's in Washington last December and felt relief after the incident.
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T.T. McDougal
Ceredo Advance
Mr. McDougal
Real Dollar Wheat Says Western Growers Back McKinley
Minnesota farmer Hiram R. Lake at the Metropolitan argues for dollar wheat under McKinley, praising expansion to lift prices, securing China as a market, and contrasting with Bryan’s inflationary plan. He cites China purchases and predicts the western farmer will vote Republican for a legitimate trade expansion.
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Minnesota
Metropolitan
Republican Party
Bryan
Philippines
China
Washington
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsed for Croup Relief
Mothers of children with croup or severe cold are advised to use Chamberlains Cough Remedy as it contains no narcotic opiate and is safe for babes as well as adults. It has earned wide approval in the United States and abroad. Sold by Grafton Drug & Chemical Co.
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Cleveland
Conree
United States
Grafton Druu & Chemical Co
Local Patent Medicine Ad Promises Quick Cure
An abbreviated ad fragment touts a remedy for cold and sore throat using Kermett's Chocolates and Laxative Quinine. The copy hints at simple ingestion and quick relief, though the readable text is fragmented and lacks clear дозage or claims.
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Kermett's
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