McKinley winds sweep through 1896 race and tariffs.
The article highlights tariff failures and currency tinkering debates, noting Teller and family mining ties, Bryan praise and McKinley uplift. It cites Sound Money Democrats’ congressionial plans, pension rolls, voter registration days, and strong Republican gains in Maine and Arkansas as evidence of McKinley momentum this fall.
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Republican Ticket Praised by Pontiac Sentinel in 1896
The piece endorses R. B. Fort for senator and C. F. Avery and I. B. Hammers for representatives as first class and honest. It notes Bryan Democrats opposing Republicans, politics around silver coinage, and mentions Illinois Day in Canton and enlistment trends, with commentary on tariff and public debt.
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Ben Zimmerman
Silver dollar debate and free coinage arguments surface
Ex congressman Forman cites monetary policy in a stinging critique while Bryan speeches on silver demonetization draw applause. The discussion questions whether free coinage would benefit the public, with critics warning of monometalism and a weaker silver dollar under mixed standards.
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Toluca political muckraking and mixed jokes emerge
The Toluca Star exposes a chaotic bid to fill a legislative vacancy with a Democrat from Toluca, recounting failed prospects and a wary committee. The piece then satirically predicts price hikes if Bryan wins, and notes The Table Grove Herald defending ministers’ right to speak politics.
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Simple Plan Cartoon Exchange Cited
A captioned cartoon features Mr. Youngman and Mr. Benedict discussing social dynamics. The gag pivots on provoking a reaction to reveal opinions, echoing a light magazine humor tone. The clipping notes mail order photo envelopes for sale at the office.
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N._Y. Weekly
Inquiring on Free Silver Policy and Financial System
The article debates whether the United States should alter its long standing financial system to accommodate changes in policy, weighing the merits of keeping the current system versus adopting reforms. It references the national stance and potential shifts in response to external pressures.
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