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Hull Index in Hull, Iowa

25 Sep 1896

Page 6

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Hull Index

Location

Hull, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1896

Page

6

Bryan's India Fake Debunked by James Bryce Say on Wheat Trade

The Be e reports James Bryce, veteran British parliamentarian, refutes William Jennings Bryan's India wheat claim. Bryce states British merchants gain nothing from closing Indian mints and cites India US imports, railway irrigation effects, and currency notes to show silver's fall did not harm American farmers. The piece includes statisti cal comparisons of wheat exports from the United States Russia India Argentina and prices at Bombay and is framed as a rebuke of Bryan's silver argument.

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William Jennings Bryan New York Chantangqua Mr. Brian Omaha India Brian The Bee Bryan James Bryce British Board of Trade Bryce England Dryee Io Brother Foo Avnen Diryee Landi Ax. I Annan Waters United States United Auexia Arsan Fuzigner USTH Todia Anexia Iren Argentina Gil Hursin Eileen Tasewater Fordia Hussia Trein Fanjah Insinnes Karachi America Ee Bryee Brnegland Russia Argentine Thussia Tndia Ph Sma Tndia ISR Tite Lashela Strom India Bombay Dombay Gallen Europe Tn Usts Ndia Fallawlee Fifa Enid Haa Halen Wales Ray, Boptt Coffe Iersasina
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THINGS TO REMEMBER SINE BYGINTS ABOUT SILVER

An Acadian Times editorial lists nine propositions arguing against silver coinage and free trade. It claims no silver standard country uses silver alone, warns free coinage would harm American wool and labor, and asserts silver would not spark factory growth or raise farm prices. It concludes Democratic free trade undermines prosperity.

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United States TSNR Anacarille Times
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Labor Crisis Threatens Future of Wages and Freedom

A damaged dispatch argues that labor faces ruin if Bryan and free silver prevail. It warns a defeated labor market means workers lose wages, schools, and protection, risking women, children, and all wage earners to oppression and debt.

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Isber Bryan Evervo United States
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McKinley Home Visit Shows Canton Welcome to President’s Wife

Readers tour the McKinley residence in Canton where Maj Melkinley meets visitors at the front hall office. Mrs McKinley and family are described with praise as Courthouse and town celebrate the Republican campaign and the couple’s long home life in Canton.

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Ganton Sol Private Siiver Maj MelWinter McKinley Teman Shareth Tidelandinag Ae Aang Aml Canton Atr. McKinier MelRinier Ales White House Mo. Rinner Mfr Alintoxy Mira Alelsinley Fia MecHinley Peter Cedar Creek Linenin SeTinles Sara MeiXinier Williat MeKinley St. Louis Ohe Abrahim Lincoln Aleinler Arters Ign Faril Wey Lia Ent Mary Stuart Collin
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Currying Protection to Guard Farm and Home Markets

The piece argues farmers need strong home markets for grain meat and perishables and calls for protective duties on foreign goods. It warns free trade lowers wages, drives manufacturing abroad, and leaves farmers with surplus crops and unemployed workers. It cites rising global trade, mechanization, and the need for tariffs to sustain farm prosperity.

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Campaign Notes in Congress Speech Lays Tariff and Trade Stance

A fragmented campaign column critiques free trade and free silver debates. It contrasts Republican and Democratic lines, urges job and wage stability for workers, and questions leadership in addressing wealth and currency policies. It cites McKinley, Bourke Cochran, and figures like Bur ban and Buckner while mocking Populists.

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Tarfe Bryan Congress Sam Jones McNinley Bourke Cochran Brian Brean Ted Br Meixinler Popocrat Burgan Kentucky Bulmer Buckner Tineitass Thomas FB Maine
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