Cleveland Critique of Bryanism Cited in Illinois Votes
The Brooklyn Eagle cites a 1892 Democratic victory and a 1896 Republican surge to claim Democratic demoralization was actually evident in 1894. The Public’s Louis I. Post counters, asserting Cleveland's influence and exposing omitted facts from almanacs.
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Bryan
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Brooklyn Eagle
Grover Cleveland
Commonwealth of Illinois
McKinley
United States
Louis I’. Post
Congress
Il]gnois
Cleveland
Labor and Fraternity: Golden Rule Jones Speaks for Labor
Toledo Ohio mayor Golden Rule Jones advocates persistent wage increases under capitalism and urges workers to unite across crafts, nationalities, and colors. He condemns the capitalistic spirit that divides workers and calls for democracy based on equality liberty and fraternity to ensure every man stands as an equal.
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Jones
Toledo
Senator Matthew S. Quay Dies at Beaver Home
Senator Matt Quay, longtime Pennsylvania Republican boss, dies at his Beaver home after a long illness. Gastritis cited as the cause. His career and influence were widely known, and his death marks a major loss for the party’s leadership and political strategy.
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Matt Quy
Pennsylvania
Beaver
Matt Quay
Republican Party
Colorado Unionists assail papers over Cripple Creek strike
The Unionist quotes Colorado union men accusing daily papers of conspiring to silence the Cripple Creek strike. They claim papers let the leading labor paper starve and now complain that dailies do not become labor newspapers, arguing Colorado deserves what it gets.
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Colorado
Cripple Creek
Strong Anti Union Letter Sparks Local Debate
An Evening American column reprints a letter from Athens New York arguing union wages harm workers. It quotes A and B of the House Carpenters' Union earning 3.50 daily, B demanding 4.00 with strike threats after a contractor refused. The writer claims families like A’s suffer while unionists push for higher pay, framing nationism as a stronger case than unions.
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Rue Espryror
Nnion
House Carpenters’ Union
Unionism and fairness in wage debates echoed in print
The letter argues against antiunion views by noting that unions curb drunkenness and shiftless behavior, while explaining that married workers may hesitate to strike for fear of hardship. It credits past union strikes for achieving current wage levels and urges restraint in demanding more. Concluded on editorial page.
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United States
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