Western men rally to Mckinley support
Prominent western figures including ex governors bankers bankers and lawyers drop support for McKinley. The long list names officials from Denver Salt Lake City Cheyenne and beyond, highlighting state leaders legislators ex-county clerks and business figures backing the Republican ticket. The document catalogs regional leaders, judges, editors, and financiers signaling broad regional backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Moutt
Denver
L. B. Lewes
Eurgen UN Pacific Railway
B. le Forres
Ees
Denver Ford Ames
Tassensat ‘Arape Ace County
F. Dunlowy
Wolfe Londerer
Walter Cheeseman
Preeiient
Denver Union Water Company
Wane
Oleghorn
Ox-Wanlen Penitentincy
Saoa Konteney Ee
Uebie
T. M. Bowen
United States
Eeesoceesr
Denver Heer
youTer
W. G. Smith
Leutennot
Wraneo
Batda
Idsbo Springs
W. Merritt
Paul J. Baura
Successe
Dotet
J. & Wolf
Prack Kratser
Eveweaereeveteucsens
Mainis
Tate
Masog Tabor
Eunager
Brown Palace
Donner Majer
B. Moritart
Colorado House
Denver Filmes Gugernheim
W. A. Amith
Ytte Mears
Gebhart
Denver BK Bremiey
J.C Bdwell
Exafietrich Jader
Preda
A. Botton
Caulder Piret National Bank
Waleeobarg
F. Brown
Cripple Creek
K. Gaye
Breckennridge
W. Beaman
Pueblo
Trowhly
W. Metreery
J. ML Freeman
Raton
Colorado Springs
Evans
Dewrey Tramway Company
Plumb
Ounty
Colorado Spervice TD
Brown
Cece
Aspen
Feasler
Richard Broad
River Republican Committiee
Fragmented 1900 Montana ballot fragment names McKinley and Heosereit
A damaged OCR fragment lists names and roles in a Montana race. It mentions Charles M. Parr, A. J. Seligman, Henry Bankh, and others with labels for judges, attorneys, and merchants. It notes a shore named slate with Democratic voters and likely McKinley and Heosereit as targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Parr
Elon
Hawbe
Chetit
Ccs
Sewewe Henry
Bankh
Merriet Court
Speceesesasses
A. J. Seligman
Ez Memetr Montana Eeateeere
F. J. Edwards
Mayer Ae Hiriema
Carl Hesch
Atterpry
A. M. Holter
Merchant
Ecapitaliet
W. J. Logan
Aanet Plackfoot Todinmm
EK More
Banker
Dilies
Neeseseneeeoas
Pee Setesemerens
Ree
A. J. Bennett
Elmer Meiralf
Ranchman
Eeseeegeees
Palla Saesesecrees
Seccess
Momonie Hom
Tallant
Montana M. Dine
Senator George L Shoup praises McKinley and Roosevelt
The speech argues Idaho benefited under McKinley’s tariff policy, citing rising mining, cattle, sheep, wool, and oil values. It contrasts Republican prosperity with Cleveland-era declines, claims increased national wealth, and asserts Democratic governance harmed industry and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Idaho
Shehke
Free Trade Administration
Cleveland
Mexico
McKinley
Illlien Dolore
Ilabe
Stamis
Jrow
Catihe Toon
Hryanie Isms
Port
Oecibate
Henet
Barsca
Hnee
Beebie
Republica Party Et Law
Trust Smashers Holiday Targeting Nebraska Industry
A historical letter criticizes Democratic candidate William Jennings Bryan for opposing the National Starch Company and threatening to dissolve the Argo Starch factory in Nebraska City. It argues the plant sustains nearly 300 workers and farmers who supply corn, and accuses Bryan of jeopardizing local employment for political gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Bryan
Les We
Mer Bryan
Nebraska Ie
Nebraska City
Argo Starch Company
Argo Company
United States Starch Company
National Starch Company
Argo
United
Aull
Amythe
Nebraska
Ate
Epcom
Charchohiers
Lqy
Mr. Bryan
Oo Jeseon
Senator Hoar and the 1900 election terms in the Philippines
A fragment discussing the 1900 US presidential race with references to McKinley and Bryan, anti imperialist views, and sovereignty over the Philippines. It debates party lines, voting choices, and the role of Congress in funding colonial policy, mentioning Star Court and constitutional questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neene
Imperialiat
Philippines
Apti-Loppertalists
McKinley
Deron
Cdler Ulser
Bryan
Washington
United States
Bryan Bn
Fragmentary political reflection on trust and imperial policy
A fragment argues that a past champion of liberty must be trusted with new questions in the coming election. It contends that reform cannot come from a party or candidate that intends to apply imperial Philippines policies within the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pew
Uberty
History repeats itself in 1848 party doctrines debated
Fragmented remarks quote Calhoun and Van Buren era positions on the doctrine of the constitution following the flag, with Democrats split over slavery in new territories and expansion. The piece cites Tilden and Van Buren denouncing the doctrine and reaffirming Congress authority to govern territories, framing the dispute as old Democratic vs. old-fashioned factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Burena
Thiens
New York
Tildet
van Burns
Peng
Rula
Calhoun
Mexico
New
van Karen
Thien
Mateer
Tiktten
Doren
Congress
Tilden
van Toreneid
John C. Calhoun
Samuel J. Tiden
Martino van Buren
Side Lights On Sincerity In 18 Mr Dryan Attacked Prices
The item cites price trends from 1800 to 1900 showing corn and other farm staples rising, disputing Mr Bryans and his supposed misrepresentation. It argues price gains reflect real market shifts across crops and livestock, and accuses critics of distorting data to claim a fall in prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cermin
Dax
Mr. Bryans
Mtr
Byyan
Ucn
Fragmented Political Rhetoric on Hawaii Lands Policy
A garbled excerpt discusses Democratic and Republican positions on acquiring Hawaii lands and federal policy. It references President and party dynamics, with confusion over motives and outcomes, suggesting debate or disagreement within and between parties about territorial land issues and the Philippines.
First Voters Urged to Preserve Unity and Currency
The speaker appeals to young voters to back a national unity, defend the currency against gold standard pressures, and reject party divisions. He cites Lincoln Grant and Garfield to urge ballots for equality, opportunity, and honest governance, urging voters to uphold the Republic’s sacred obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iteneu
Karely
Han
Lincoln
Grant
Garpieli
Laman
Spplamee
Bineedf
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Lake Ciy
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