Political Ballot List and Bryan Endorsement
The article lists multiple political candidates across offices such as WM. J. BRYAN for President and THOS. B. ATSON for Vice President, plus others like Frank Doster for Chief Justice and John W. Leech for Governor. It also quotes W. M. Hoyt of Chicago endorsing Bryan and silver, arguing against gold standard and McKinley, and ends with a humorous Bowman's anecdote and a line about pie and meat for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Doster
John W. Leech
Afareey
J. D. Lobin
Bush
Sesslehower
L. C. Boyle
H. Morris
Stryker
No More Holidays Excursions Must Be Stopped
A circulated excerpt from a Fort Wayne letter urges laborers to stay home and accept 60 to 70 cents a day. The letter criticizes wage limits, promotes gold-standard finance, and targets labor conditions, elections, and political leaders including Hanna and Bryan as it argues for policy overreach to control working-class behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Judge Tell
United States
Miller
J. Francis Morsytee
Hanna
East
J. Morgan
August Belmont
Hine
Matty
Neliday
Csenrdons
New York
Bryan
Honest Gold Party
Car Load of Generals Tour Stops in Circleville
A vintage report recalls the car load of generals touring the country for McKinley and stopping at Circleville from Chillicothe. General O. O. Howard faced crowd splits on support for Bryan, while other figures like Tanner and Sickles drew mixed reactions. The piece reflects political tensions and a mix of speeches and jeers at the crossing on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Circleville
Chillicothe
Col
T. N. Walker
Burst
Illinois
O. O. Howard
Freeman's Bureau
Bryan
Cornelius
Howard
Sickles
Alger
Siegel
Tanner
Panner
Canton
Bryant
Message on Funds and City Visits by Mr Hanna's Agents
A brief note states readiness to provide necessary funds and mentions Mr Hanna's agents visiting the city soon. It emphasizes that no personal reply is required, and that action will not be taken by letter alone.
Bloody Talk by J D Henderson in Weltmington Speech
Ex sailor J D Henderson addresses Monday night audience in Weltmington arguing Populists ally with Democrats will threaten telegraph and railroad interests. He warns of resisting such plans as in 1861, pledging to defend constitutional framework and compare opponents to prisoners of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Henderson
Stesseittar
Weltmington
Byyau
Uth
Washington
Mr. Tyan
Jr Fleison Dayis
Bryan Defends Sound Money In Campaign Dispute
Bryan argues the honest dollar must keep purchasing power constant across time and dismisses gold standard critics. Banker Seligman warns of violence if Bryan wins, while questioning who would profit from pre election market manipulation. Republican liars and tricks are urged to beware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Hoyt
Chicago
Bryan and
Silver
United States
Bryan
McKinley
Laughlin
Sligman
New York
Mr. Seligman
Beer tax controversy and revenue plan discussed
A Cleveland opinion notes the National Liquor Death would oppose a proposed beer tax increase while the public may back it. The Staters' association argues spir ituous liquors are a necessity and beer a national beverage, yet an extra levy could yield fifty million dollars without raising consumer prices. The piece links tax to funding government needs and curbing trusts and price controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mahaves
Champe
Anna Champe
WM. J. Bryan
Thos. B.atson
Paters
Manford Sctioonover
J. N. Caldwell
A. Riggs
J. D. Stevens
Ed Stein
I. Richardson
Irwin
Dr. Splawn
R. Morrington
N. L. Bowman
Pat
Mike
Nemodrab
Waletiani
Charles Sumner
Supreme Court of the Comminty
Socrates
Jemmsalem
Henewd
Weynher
Rome
Galilee
England
Sir Thomas Moore
Oxon
Smithfield
Latimer
Ridley
John Rodgers
Salem
Dred Scott
Katores
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