Tam many plans and Bryan split in New York politics
The New York Journal interview with Mayor Grant argues Bryan failed the Democratic base in New York City. It predicts Tammany will steer the next national convention, likely rejecting Bryan and the 16 to 1 silver stance, pushing for gold standard. It urges Bryan supporters to join a new reform party or help form one.
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Tammany
Bryan
New York Journal
Grant
New York City
Mr. Bryan
Henry George
Imayor
Greater New York
Democratic Party
Friends of
Friends of Silver
Silver
Peoples’ Party
People's Party
Democrat
Editorial Echoes Wolcott Plan Failure on Silver
The Topeka Capital editorial confirms the Wolcott commission’s rejection by Britain and Europe, stating silver interests fail and that major nations have adopted a gold standard with silver as a minor medium. It argues Republicans misrepresent silver aims and notes global progress under gold standards.
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Wolcott
Topeka
Commission
Europe
Walcott
Kansas Agitator Echoes on Silver Mine Owners
In Garnett Kansas a Kansan agitator criticizes idle dreamers and interested agents of silver mine owners, arguing that uncertainty and peril will not prompt a change from the current course and urging steadfastness amid agitation.
Kansas City Brewers Plan to Fight Kansas Prohibition
Kansas City brewers convened with Fred Pabst Jr and Philip Stock to repeal or amend Kansas prohibition penalties. They aim to cut campaign fund burdens and end private officeholder demands, seeking a lawful, open approach while noting potential special session and broader Kansas business gains.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Sunflower
Muehlbach Company
Fred Pabst, Jr
Milwaukee
Philip Stock
St. Louis
Coates House
Jay
Henry George Remembered as Humble Champion of the People
Henry George has died yet his influence endures as a plain unassuming citizen who lived for the masses. His life, though not of war or statecraft, is celebrated for unselfish dedication to the people and faith in humanity, with praise even from opponents as evidence of his noble character.
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Henry George
George
Depew Comments on New York Race and Currency Issue
Chauncey M. Depew warned the New York mayoral fight and a divided anti-Tammany bloc hinder victory against Tammany. He noted surprising gains by Mr. Low, discussed Bryan and bimetallism, and urged urgent currency action beyond debate. The item also reports various political notes, a Texas cattle deal, and labor dispute views from Topeka and Judge Caldwell on strikes and boycotts.
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Chauncey M. Depew
Tracy
Greater
New York
Low
New Jersey
Ohio
Republical Party
Bryan
Western Men Disgusted at Labor Federation Split
Edward Boyce president of the Western Federation of Miners returned from the east and voiced disgust with eastern labor unions. He cited Chicago leaders praising McKinley and Tanner, noted coal miners union president Ratchford’s support for Marcus Hanna, and said western miners funded striking coal miners. He plans to discourage sending delegates to the American Federation of Labor convention and unfavorable to maintaining ties with the federation of labor.
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Denver, Corp
Republican
Butte
Mont
Edward Boyce
Western Federation of Miners
East
Chicago
McKinley
Gov.Tanner
Ratchford
Coal Miners’ Union
Marcus Hanna
Barnard Kelley Appointed Army Chaplain
Lawrence World reports Barnard Kelley has been named an army chaplain, a move praised as a removal from state politics and a boost to McKinley campaign support. The piece notes Idaho Senator Harytuty bought control of the House Sentinel, signaling a fiat money stance against free silver in the era of monopolies.
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Annie J. Diggs
Barnard Kelley
Lawrence World
Rep
Barney
McKinley
People’s Party
Harytuty
Idaho
Jioise Sentinel
George Gould Buys 2658 Acres In Hardenburg Estate Sale
At the Woolsey estate sale in the county court house D J Duncan attorney for George Gould purchased 2658 acres for about $16800, roughly thirty eight cents per acre. The land lies near Goulds estate Furlough Lodge between the Catskills retreat and Baldson Lakeclub, heavily timbered with trout streams noted.
Governor Leedy Proclaims Thanksgiving Day in Kansas
Governor John W. Leedy proclaims Thursday, November 25, 1897 a day of Thanksgiving for Kansas. He cites bountiful harvests strong farm prices, reduced state debt, improved market conditions, and the need to aid the poor in cities and foreign lands. He urges Kansans to refrain from usual work and offer thanks to the Great Creator.
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Leedy
United States
John W. Leedy
Kansas
Prairies
Commonwealth
Ghosts of Twilight in James Whitcomb Riley Verse
A nostalgic poem reflecting a parent’s gaze at sleeping children. The speaker describes nightly ghosts, playful and gentle, who visit as the day ends. The verses convey lullaby imagery, bedtime prayers, and the comfort found in children’s dreams.
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Brewers
Chauncy Depew
Josefit Puneraun
New York World
Boyie
Coal Trust
Cy Lannyn
Charlie Curtis
Case Broderick
Leland
Indiana Hanks
Cuxser J. Low
Jerry Simpson
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Star
Texas
Atha Martin
States
Jonex CaLowet
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Sanborn
Thayer
Caldwell
George Gould
Gov. Leedy
Troducers of
Boston Fine
Lye
James Whitcomb Riley
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