Letter from Bowen on McKinley Bryan clash in Colorado
A former Wyandotte county resident in Colorado writes to Phil Armour & Co expressing racial interest in the campaign. He notes two or three McKinley papers in Colorado, most Republicans favor Bryan and Sewall, and he includes a clipping from the Salida Mail. The letter discusses gold bonds, silver dollars, and Portugal’s gold standard as context for currency debate.
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Phil Armour
Joseph Bowen
Wyandotte County
Colorado
Bowen
Republican Party
St. Louia
Salida
McKinley
English Loan and Mortage Companies
Bryan and Sewall
Jushin Bowes
Gump Silver
Minvis
Phil
Portugal
Europe
Bryan Ia
No Work No Wages Speech Links Silver, Wages to Currency
A political piece argues that railroad and streetcar wages depend on currency policy. It claims rates and wages rise only with currency expansion, criticizes restricted money supply under free silver, and cites railroads like Gull road Missouri Pacific and Katy as examples. John Sherman and L N Judd are referenced as endorsers urging sound money to spur business and employment.
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Congress
Audi Con Panies
N. Y. Preas
Round Home
Springfield
Minsouri Pacific
Katy
John Sherman
Houan
Senate
L. N. Judd
Plenty of Work on Farms Across Disputed Times
Farmers face high taxes and low wages as labor demand rises. The piece contrasts Republican policies with farmer needs, noting abundant work but insufficient pay. It highlights Bryan’s influence, labor ratios, and political rhetoric in a debate on economic relief and farm prosperity. It also introduces railroad expansion opening southwestern Arkansas for settlement and trade opportunities with Mena’s rise.
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Kanenus
Nieia
Seat Lantern
Yours For Health in Dry Climate Pamphlets
The article promotes health cures from dry air and temperate sun in Salt River Valley and New Mexico. It claims climate can heal inflammation and related diseases. Descriptive pamphlets by the Santa Po Rate Passenger Department offer information. free copies are available from G. T. Nichul am in Chicago.
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Salt River Valley
Avivona
Variine
New Mexico
Paxxenger Department
Santa Po
Snery
G. T. Nichulam
G.P, A
A. F. Ry
Chicago
Campaign Button Ad Offers Funds for County Drive
An assetless ad promotes a prettiest campaign button and offers campaign funds for a county. It sells at 10 cents each or 20 for $1.00 and invites orders by mail to Literature Reform Bureau, 118 West Six Street, Kansas City, Missouri.
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United States
Sella
Smail Ags
Addrenn
Birreau
West Six Street
Kansas City
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