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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1900
Page
5
The piece urges voters to back the Republican ticket across Marshall County, praising candidates and promising sound money and loyal support for McKinley. It contrasts Democratic farmers’ views with Republican leadership and cites Porto Rico tariff data to illustrate trade effects under the era’s policies.
A political appeal arguing for William McKinley as a representative of American democracy. It contrasts his stance with William Jennings Bryan, cites rights for all citizens, praises McKinley’s advisers led by Secretary of State John Hay, and notes ongoing global issues in Cuba and China shaping U S policy.
A 19th century style broadside-like summary lists four years of policy gains. It claims higher employment, deployed capital, closure of soup houses, dismantling of railways and banks, rising savings, lower interest, increased currency, and repayment of Pacific railroad debt. It asserts expansion of markets and emancipation of rights at home and abroad.
The November issue of The Household is praised for its artful cover and stories by noted authors with illustrations by Col T W Higginson Kate Sanborn and Annie Bullock Workman. It highlights home interest content and expectations for Republican momentum in state politics. The piece also mentions endorsements for Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy and local remarks on Bryan era business plans and a Henry football game outcome.
The Pan American Exposition publicity book outlines a 48 page plan with 121 titles and 82 illustrations. It estimates total expenditures at 10 million dollars, eight million on the Midway, and describes a vast 850 acre site with grand gardens and extensive sculpture to attract visitors. Buffalo, with 1100000 residents, promises a cool summer climate and expects millions to attend in 101.
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