Money Is First. Heine of Davenport Warns on Bryan Credit
Davenport Iowa August letter from Mayor Fred Heine argues Bryan’s election would undermine the nation’s credit and trigger free silver danger. He urges business leaders to unite for sound money and a Republican victory to preserve the gold standard and curb monetary chaos.
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Bryan
Heinz
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The
Republican
Newark Journal of Commerce
United States
J. H. Eckels
Chicago Times-Herald
Treasury Department
Altgeld
Winots
Treasury
Gage
Secretary of the Treasury
Uryan
United States Senate
Senate
Mckinley
Hryun
Senatara
San
Wiver Su
Iitly
Ngyre
Huuany
Kangud
Hryan
Speaking Campaign Planned Across Iowa in September
Des Moines reports the forthcoming speaking tour by Republican leaders across Iowa aims to promote the campaign through major speakers in September. The schedule will be arranged to fit speakers’ and papers’ preferences, with events in eastern Iowa and a statewide push including Roosevelt possibly lecturing from car platforms.
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Des Moines
Ea Rinpnigen
Wwe
Tarren
Sonihor Mlison
Thy
Sigtunder
Ated
Greeaing
Neahvaga
Campain
Democrats
Des Moiner
Senderson
Iowa
Weaver Haa
A. F. Dawson
Allison
Towa
Dawson
Weaver
Theodore Roosevelt
Tie
Cornell Draits
Tara
Shaw
Hlinais
Three Tons of Literature Delivered to Republican Headquarters
Iowa Republicans receive three tons of campaign literature arranged by Chairman Weaver. The shipment, the largest ever in the state, will be distributed through town precincts to organize county committees and extend outreach. The plan aims to ensure party effort, with distribution controlled to reward organized counties and maximize impact.
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Dew Moines
Weaver
Owal
Republican National Committee
Tawa
Dhat
Ehalefina
Mechanical wonder stamp canceling machine touted
A Silver Creek New York inventor unveils a postage stamp canceling machine praised as a mechanical wonder. The device operates almost noiselessly with rotary parts and suction feed, handling up to 800 letters per minute with high accuracy. It requires little power, leaves no dust, and minimizes jams as letters are fed automatically to the cancelling roll and routed by a stonekur mechanism. The system promises 44 000 letters per hour, with patents granted in the U S and abroad. Germany has ordered one. the unit will be rented with maintenance by the manufacturer. A demonstration in Washington reports high satisfaction.
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Fred C. Lettert
Silver Crock
Tefbeld
Ehlef
Germany
Washington
Green's August Flower Remedy Claim
An 19th century advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a universal remedy for dyspepsia liver issues headaches and general discomfort from irregular habits It claims the remedy cleanses the system and provides quick relief while warning against overuse and noting availability through dealers in New York and surrounding areas.
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