Majorities for Bryan and the doubtful states told by Chicago
The Chicago Record postal ballot shows Bryan leading in the central west and Missouri and Kentucky with large Republican gains over McKinley. In Chicago of 66 000 for McKinley and 24 000 for Bryan, the results suggest Bryan’s drift in key states and wards nationwide.
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Chicago
Chicago Record
Bryan
Central West
Kentucky
Minnesota
South Dakota
North Dakota
Kansas
Wisconsin
Michigan
Nebraska
Indiana
Iowa
Missouri
McKinley
Poldbug
Friends of
Free
Palmer
Central
Fellows
Tilofs
South
Dakot
Guin
Toss
Statement in Journal Attacked as False Allegation
A letter from J. Cries defends a Republican parade against claims it included swallows and errors, calling the Journal’s report a malicious falsehood and electioneering dodge, and insisting the era of miracles is past.
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Epitor Gazett
Journal of the 24Th
Aunderson Morris
Nnn
Eloquent Advocate Praises Democrat and People's Party
An eloquent speaker, Joe Riggs of Lawrence, argues against free silver, citing Republican authority and gold silver production stats to show no flood of silver. He silences hecklers with a confident, logical address and wins supporters.
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Joe Riggs
Lawrence
Democrat and Peoples Party
Joe
Mr. Riggs
Oskaloosa
Warning on votes for Bryan as Republican scheme
A public note claims votes for Bryan cannot be counted, alleging a Republican plot to mislead Populists. The message cites electors aligned with Democratic, Populist, and other factions.
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Bryan
McKinley
McKnivyan Palmer
Ilim
Henry George Predicts Bryan Victory After Tour
Henry George reversed his early McKinley forecast after a tour of doubtful states including Illinois Ohio West Virginia Indiana Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota. He now believes Bryan will win and cites cautious, candid observations as the basis for his prediction.
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McKinley
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New York Journal
Maine
George
Chicago
Victoria Hotel
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Ilinois
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West Virginia
Cleveland
Indiana
Wisconsin
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Minnesota
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Crawford faces labor insult over free silver stance
An editorial from the Chicago Evening Post ridicules Dugald Crawford, St. Louis department store proprietor, for dismissing 12 employees who supported Bryan and free coinage. The piece mocks their intelligence and defends bimetallism as the scientific worldwide view, labeling critics as ignorant.
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Bryan
Dugald Crawford
St. Louis
Chicago Evening Post
Crawford
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