John Sherman and Money in a Turbulent Economy
A strong critique links John Sherman and the Wall Street set to the push for cheap money and silver currency. It contrasts Sherman’s alleged wealth and political gain with claims that high value money harms common labor, citing postwar wealth, inflationary policy, and speeches by John Ingalls on demonetization and bimetallism. The piece accuses the Republican stance of hypocrisy and urges vigilance against elite control of finance.
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Two Speeches Draw Silver Fervor in Chetoy Hon Town
In Chetoy Hon the united silver forces held a crowded meeting with Manford Schoonover speaking first in the main hall and then in a second hall due to demand. Granny Morrill attended a quieter event as a contrast. Reports circulate that Sewall endorses McKinley tariffs, though Sewall disavows ties to the American Merchant Marine Association. Henry Vincent resumes editorial influence at the Silver Tribune in Parkersburg, and outreach continues with Mrs Weatherby’s letter on gubernatorial candidates. Bryan fund receives $300 from Mrs Plumb.
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Bryan in New York as Bryan speaks to mass labor crowd
In New York City on Wednesday evening William Jennings Bryan addressed an immense audience of laborers in a packed eight thousand seat hall. The meeting featured labor organizations presiding, readings from Debs and Hays, and resolutions backing Bryan for president.
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Alec Johnson Speech Stirs Outrage At Garnett Club
A Garden City Sentinel item accuses Judge W A Johnson of delivering a crude indecent speech at a McKinley club event. The piece condemns vulgar language and warns that ladies and families should avoid such gatherings.
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