Silver Republican-Democrat Ticket Crumbles in Colorado
The Denver Republican laments the collapse of the great aggregation of corporation agents dubbed the silver republican-democrat ticket. The piece questions public faith in the Republican platform, cites distrust of populist governance, and notes fading support for leaders like Waite and Otto Mears. It accuses the journal of alarmism while scrutinizing convention aftermath and McIntire’s alleged offenses.
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Denver Republican
Otto Mears
Waite
Redeeming the State The People’s Party Seeks Redemption
The passage argues that the old guard and corporate forces once supported by eight thousand in Arapahoe County are rallying again under a new regime. It claims Republicans are divided and accuses Adams of sham saintliness. It predicts the people will reject the “old gang” and redeem the state in a sweep by the People’s Party.
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Old Guard
Democracy
Corporation
Arapahoe County
Republican Party
Adams
People’s Party
Denver
General Assembly
United States
Board of Public Works
The Australian Ballot and Its Role in U S Politics
A historical critique lauds the secret Australian ballot as essential to democracy. It argues money power corrupts elections, compares modern politics to Rome, and credits the Australian system with protecting the vote amid reform debates and legislative struggles.
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William Jennings Bryan
United States
Republic
England
Australia
Seventh General Assembly
V. Kinley
Republican Party
M. B. Carpenter
J. W. McCreery
Mr. Carpenter
Normal school politics and a county election clash
The Trisune rebuts fears the Normal school will suffer if J. W. McCreery loses. It urges students to stay aloof from partisan voting, explains residency rules for eligibility, and notes Denver politics and national campaign tensions. It cites Clark Teller links and calls for calm, fair participation by citizens.
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Normal School
J. W. McCreery
Clark
Trisune
Trinuns
Snyder
General Assembly
McCreery
Haynes
Greeley
Guar
Trisone
Politician McCreery opposed amendments in 1889 votes
The article argues McCreery opposed offensive amendments on principle claiming they targeted the Republican party. He voted against both readings with final passage on February 21, 1889. It asks readers whether his record reflects republishing constituents' will and hints at a November verdict.
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McCreery
Republican Party
Triavune
Nomination Reply Cited in Clark Statement on Teller Support
The record notes Mr. Clark replied to a nomination notification last week asserting he remains aligned with the populist platform and pledges support for Hon. Henry M. Teller.
Yale Man Protests Over Yale Alumni Conduct
Yale alumnus F N Sewart 86 urges Yale University to apologize to William Jennings Bryan after reports of unmanly treatment by Yale men. He argues the incident harms Yale’s democratic spirit and West relations and calls for swift university action to restore Yale’s fair name.
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Kansas City
Yale Alumni Weekly
Yale
Bryan
F. N. Sewart
Three Fires in Forty Hours Plague Stimson & Stimson Store
A morning fire destroyed the stock of Stim son and Stimson grocery, valued at about $3,000, fully insured, with building damage estimated at 500 to 1,000 dollars. Night watchmen and electric-light engineer noted no prior sign of fire, raising suspicion of arson as this marks the third blaze in forty hours.
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Stimson & Stimson
Night
Randolph
Link Oney
Electric Light Works
Night Watch
Lou Stimson
Political mudslinging at State Normal School dispute
The Greeley Tribune denounces McCreery supporters and charges falsehoods about J Max Clark and Teller Patterson ties. It defends Clark and asserts his support for Teller while challenging McCreery backers and C D Todd to prove claims, urging clean elections and exposing slander from Weld County.
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McCreery
State Normal School
J. Max
Clark
the Tribune
Colorado
Greeley
The
Tribune
J. Max. Clark
Henry M. Teller
United States Senate
Thomas M
Todd
the Sun
Silver Republican County Committee
Triplex
United States
Thomas M. Patterson
Teller
Sun
Trisune
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J. Mak, Clark
E. J. Carver
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Arthur J. Sewall
A. T. Gunnell
el Paso County
J. W. Thatcher
Pitkin County
KE. T. Wells
T. M. Patterson
John F. Shafroth
National Silver Party
Morton
Bailey
Fremont County
William Scott Lee
Frank Kratzer
George Seaver
Pueblo County
Horace G. Clark
Weld County
N. C. Miller
la Plata County
Cornell
the State University
Adam.elroy
John M. Cochran
Rio Grande County
G. G. Philip
Fort Lupton
Henry F. Stewart
Berthoud
H. J. Parish
Justice of the Peace
Justice Precinct
Horace L. Wyman
John M. Ferguson
James W. McCreery
Normal School and Politics
the Theune
National Committee
McKinley
Cleveland
St. Louis
Mr. Teller
Senate
Mr. Clark
State Senate
the State Normal School
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