Democratic vs Republican Money Debates Roil Local Press
A lengthy Tribune editorial critique contrasts party stances on currency with local political maneuvering. It accuses Republicans of fearmongering over wildcat money while praising Democrats for honest money, and notes intra party contradictions and campaign tactics by Alton Democrats and local leaders.
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Tribune
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Congress
None of Their Business Election Remarks Emerge
Campbell avoids answering voters on his presidential choice and asserts it is none of the public’s business. The Sioux City Journal notes his refusal as he leaves for his room during a campaign stop.
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Dante Campbell
Blencoe Justun
Democrats and Peoples Party For Congress
Campbell
Cleveland
Weaver
People’s Party
Mr. Campbell
Tin is cheaper says McKinley bill impact on cans
Indianapolis concerns announce a contract for 1.5 million tin cans with a 15 percent price drop since the McKinley act. A company representative says prices are down vs prior years and expects steady costs for a year, noting that American tin quality matches or surpasses foreign tin.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Journal
Climax Baking Powder Company
America
Americans Unity Amid Party Rivalry Reflected in Unionist
The Unionist paper argues for national unity beyond birth origin and lauds Hesse as an American. It notes a North Dakota split with Democrats supporting Harrison and Reid led by Judge J W Bennett, while denouncing Cleveland and Democratic rhetoric. The piece critiques political bubbles and a Gresham denial about voting for Cleveland.
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J. W. Bennett
Gresham
Cleveland
Noting Party Splits as Voters Push for Fiscal Restraint
A political voice urges stamping the don’ts on wildcat money and voting Republican. The letter hints at Dan Campbell’s choice, proposing Clarence and Fieldsor as the preferred ticket in the unsettled race.
Mrs Woodhull's Presidential Nomination Debate
A column reports that Victoria Woodhull Martin was nominated for president by a fringe of suffragists though major parties have official nominees Cleveland and Harrison. It argues the nomination is unauthorized and not representative of the suffrage movement, urging readers to reject such acts and noting no official suffragist nomination exists.
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Democratic Party
Menry Lenderink
M. J. Finch
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Victoria Woodhull Martin
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