Bryan's Hope in Democratic Strongholds
The article analyzes Mr Bryan's claim that Democrats control the large cities and how urban and rural voting patterns affect his chances. It contrasts city voters, often apathetic in primaries, with rural voters who may stay home, potentially aiding McKinley. It cautions readers to cast a ballot to demonstrate republican support.
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New York
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Chicago
United States
Yates
McKinley
Pshaw
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Brysu
Big Bonuness
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Silver Combine
Congress
Ike Bryan
Republican Party
Spelling Fetches, Campaign Talk Drift in News Artery
In a fractured scanned column, supporters tout Mel Filney and Bryan in a climate of upbeat prosperity. Fort canvasses Woodford and Marshall counties as Josiah Kertick seeks reelection. Culberson’s ghost haunts party progress amid crossfire of partisan rhetoric.
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Woodford
Heo
Marshall County
Roberts B. Fort
Congressman Gruff Praised as High-minded Statesman in Illinois
The article lauds Congressman Gruff as an eloquent talker admired by democrats and republicans alike. It notes strong support in Peoria, Fulton, Tazewell, Marstmtlend Putnam counties and predicts a fighting chance in Mason.
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Cam
Congress
Phére
Peoria
Fulton
Tazewell
Marstmtlend
Putnam
Mason
Voter Autonomy Emphasized Over Party Pressure
A newspaper note argues that voters should keep their choices private and vote for McKinley if they favor good times prosperity and sound money. It warns against voting for the Democratic ticket to avoid harming national business and inviting hard times.
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McKinley
American strength and policy praised by the Commercial Gazette
The Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette lauds U S prowess in diplomacy, industry, and military power. It boasts successes in Paris exhibitions, scarcity relief funds, and global markets for Westinghouse, Schoen steel, and armored products, linking pride to Republican governance and urgent reform of hollow promises.
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United States
Obina
Europe
Paris
Lipton
Westinghouse
Republican Party of the
Pittsburg
Promise City Postmaster Endorses Local Medicine
T F Anthony of Promise City Iowa says he bought a bottle of a patent medicine named Myatic C and two doses that did him more good. The note mentions druggist F A Powell of Henry.
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T. F. Anthony
J.x
Promise City
Towa
Soki
F. A. Powell
Henry
Bryan’s Record on Trusts and Democratic Critique
Fragmentary transcript reviews Hon. E. G. Mills West Superior Wis delivered Oct 10 in this city on Bryan’s Record on trusts. It traces Democratic and Republican actions in 1888 1889 including the Sugar Oil and Whiskey trusts and a House inquiry. The piece notes slow committee work and partisan framing of trust regulation.
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Mills
West Superior
Wis
Wr. Bryan
Mile
Bryan
Democrats
Democratic Party
Thie-Pdemocraty
House of Representatives
Democratic Congress
Committee On Manufactories
House
Chutun KR. Breckenridge
Mitem
Ohio
Ohio State
Republican Party
Standard OU Trust
Sugar Trust
Cotton Bug Trust
Whiskey Trust
Standard Oil Trust
Congress
Tt Fa
Blood and health through rich blood and cod liver oil
The ad explains that strong health comes from rich blood and nutrition. It promotes Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a remedy for weak blood and low vitality, claiming it refreshes bone, muscle, and brain. It invites readers to request a free sample and notes price and availability through Scott & Bowne in New York.
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Mary A. Sasser
Wigh
Lamar Co
Texas
Scott
Democratic trust era debate and Republican response in 1888
A speaker recounts Democratic inaction on trusts from Sept 1 to March 2, 1889, cites the 1888 report, and contrasts Democratic delays with Republican push for antitrust measures including the Sherman Act and a proposed constitutional amendment. The piece attacks Democrats under Bryan and Jones while praising Republican resolve.
Ballard's Show Liniment Sold By Powell
A historical ad notes Ballard's Show Liniment offered by Powell with a price of 25 and 50 cents. The copy promises prompt cures for external injuries and related ailments, using a colloquial phrase for kin care.
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Powell
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