Bryan's Manager Jones On Ignorant Foreigners
A Democratic National Chairman James X. Jones asserts that Bryan was elected and swindled out of the presidency. He attacks bankers and moneyed interests, predicting Republican victory while denouncing ignorant foreigners and rallying support for his party amid economic unrest and calls for reform.
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Democrats and Foreigners in 1898 Campaign Debate
The article recounts public remarks by Democratic leaders criticizing McKinley era rhetoric about foreign voters and the distribution of wealth. It cites Senator Jones and party figures accusing Republicans of exploiting xenophobic fears to sway elections, and discusses broader postwar debt and economic pressures.
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Bryan's Theories and Practices Exposed in Political Clash
A critical survey of Bryan's utterances versus Democratic practice. The piece asserts consistent suppression of the colore d vote and accuses Bryan of disingenuous rhetoric aimed at exploiting civil rights. It contrasts Bryan’s stated ideals with party actions across southern states and national policy debates of the era.
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Heysno
Aghottien
Wstvide Polley
Vormmien Qaitien Wonesiy
Halhivor
Prnetien
Wegvona
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Kaine
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Uee
Frouk
Henest
Rye
Xeplowaly
Hoteg
Trudy Pinner
Spygnn
Tibet
Finn
Ldneohi
Auyuency
Gini
Deyn
Maean Pereseagh
Phey
Mfr
Beynn
Fragmented political screed on Bryan and fusion politics
A garbled political note cites Fenator Stewart and Renitoy Stewart of Nevada attacking Bryan and the fusion camp, critiquing the Chicago platform and urging support for the administration. It mentions campaign rhetoric, phantom fears, and regional figures like Colorado and Utah, with scattered references to various politicians and strategy.
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Renitoy Stewart
Nevada
McKinley
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Brynnisin
Beyun
Chicago
Ransax City
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Bryan
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Utah
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Otuidert
Mp. Stewart
Teton
Nevada Pilyerdingy
Benatar Stewart
Sugport
Why Corn Prices Are Higher
The piece outlines Republican policy cited as causes for rising corn prices, noting wartime supply, government programs, and market factors. It references price movements in July and September, citing figures and the Chicago corn market as a benchmark, with broad claims about overall price pressure and crop yields.
British Alliance and Salisbury Plans in McKinley Era Debates
London dispatch details Lord Salisbury’s diplomatic aims and a critique of McKinley’s independent China policy. It notes opposition to entangling alliances, discusses U.S. cautious stance toward Britain and Germany, and references political figures such as McKinley, Roosevelt, and Admiral Byng in the context of imperial strategy and the alliance question.
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McKlole
China
Deneri
Iron
United States
Lee
Abe Fife
Rene
Chae Tetien
Hiebergt
Skeyarbiens Wettanat
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