Free silver debate swirls over Colorado politics in Globe Democrat
The Globe Democrat surveys Colorado politics as silver foes rally against Bryan era policies. It notes wage advances for iron and steel workers, the Amalgamated Association deal in Detroit, and growing calls to protect tariff interests. The piece critiques Democratic vulnerability and previews 1900 campaign tensions.
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