Prosperity in Idaho under Republican rule praised
The article extols Idaho’s economy under four years of Republican administration. It claims Idaho leads in mining and sheep production, cites rises in lead mining value and sheep prices, and asserts large gains in cattle and wool sectors. It links prosperity to McKinley era policies and criticizes Bryan and reformers while urging votes for the GOP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lins
United States
Free Trade
Mereland
Mexico
Cleveland
McKintey
Abe
Idaho
Lilletey
Ln Garty
Roepobti
Bryan
Meliinleyr
Idntio
Contrast in Democratic claims and practice by Bryan
The passage argues that Bryan could have made a strong contrast by speaking in Raleigh before Southern Democrats about the governors consent plan or in New York before Tammany Hall, suggesting the Republican danger of tampering with national security and party integrity. It critiques the fusion movement and voter suppression as undemocratic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlaleteh
Itrepublican National Committee
Bryan
Hess
Aml
Tick Croker
Tammany Hail
Tenderloin
Antiallver Bryans
Colorado Springs Gazette
Raleigh
New York
Tammany Hall
Hoss Croker
Reymilioan
Sherties
Srenter Tammany
United States
Doe
Roe
Beran
Logie
Mr. Bryan
Aed
Hyde Park
Sunioy
Henle
Ititudies
Tito Mr. Brown
The Utah canvass shows Republican gain across polls
The Salt Lake Tribune reports discouragement among Democrats as canvassers describe large numbers of doubtful voters shifting to Republicans. Democratic leaders acknowledge declining influence while Republican speakers draw strong crowds and some Democrats retreat from active campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lave
Lt Te
Hla
Alwiys
Sale Deke
Salt Lake Tribune
Bryan's Cabinet A 1900s Political Parody List
A satirical advocate mulls William J Bryan as president and imagines his cabinet with notable figures like Hearst and Tillman. The piece weighs public trust and party dynamics, contrasting Bryan’s potential team against presidential norms amid a fragmented political landscape.
Oregon Constitution row over negro exclusion discusses Bryan
The document analyzes Senator Bryan’s handling of Oregon’s historic race clause in the state constitution. It argues his answers dodge the central issue of whether the provision, adopted before the Civil War, still reflects a policy that bars free Blacks from entering Oregon and allows removal of Black residents, linking the debate to Southern Democratic positions and criticizing his rhetoric. It frames the argument as a test of candor and constitutional consistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Beynon
Odde
Ameren Piditios
Misars
Bryan
Wiliams
Croker
Tillman
Altgeld
Pettherew
Jones
Thenrst
Republic
Chieses
William J. Brean
William I. Hearst
Richard Chivaloer
Mohan PF. Pettigrew
John P. Altgeld
Jamesa K. Tunes
George Fred Williame
Tuterior
Benjamin de. ‘Pillman
Oregon
Constitution of
Nord
Marion
Crn
Mt of Oregon
Satan
Legislative Assembly
Inquirer
Oremin
Bn Cape
Mr. Hegan
Ingester Ny Morign
Dea Katie Party
Philippiines
United States
Mir
Prinelpho
Julius Cacrr
Bryon
Tiryan
Bevan
Unclear text on Bryan era party trends and trusts
Fragmented OCR passages discuss Mr Bryan and his party, opposition to prohibition, and perceptions of governing trusts. Names and places are garbled, with references to a candidate, Mr Wilu Sigjennan, and mood against amendatory plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Brynn
Wilu Sigjennan
Irrigation and Western Expansion Debate
The piece argues for western irrigation and nation leading Pacific trade, urging Republican policies to reclaim public lands and fund water projects while contrasting Democratic calls for vague improvements. It highlights a vision of westward growth through infrastructure, settlement, and trade routes to connect American production with global markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
United States
National Party
Te Republicaa
Pabiie
Democratic Party
Westirdit
Eirope
America
North America
Cllinnte
California
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Olivier
Texas
Poe
Tts
Eatalish
Bryan denounces private trusts and monopoly bias
A fragment from a 19th century newspaper column exposes William Jennings Bryan’s critique of private monopolies and the Ice Trust. It claims Bryan would punish monopolies while detailing allegations of interstate reach, political protection, and stockholder figures linked to Democratic leaders and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brynk
Bryan
Greater New York
New York
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Maryland
Washington
District of Columbia
Camden
New Jersey
Lakewool
Atlanticity
Damien
Lakewood
Atlantic City
Waablegton
Planta In
Maine
District
Columbia
New
Becas
American Ice Company
New York Steel Exchange
Hudson River
Washington, D. C
Potomac River
Prince George County
Kennebec River
Booth Bay
Dick Crokar
Ice Trust
Iee
Croker
Dork
J. Sergeant Cram
Charles F Murphy
Iee Trust
City of
Oftiind
van Wyck
ED. Crokel
L. J. Coroknm
BE RB. Garroll
Chicago Trust
ICH Trust
Western policy and the 1896 election debate in a fragment
A political faction rails against Bryan and endorses Republican western expansion and irrigation. The piece accuses the Democratic platform of betraying opportunity, while praising the Republicans for advocating national aid and development. It questions the intellect of laborers and farmers aligned with Bryan.
Bryan at His Worst in a Turbulent Speech
A garbled report portrays Wat Tyler Manner Mr. Firvan sparring with rivals as he speaks in Mission Tilinga on Monday. The piece notes the stump speech lingers on class conflict and mentions trust magnates and engine schemes, with Bevay cited for a curious sinking act amid the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ICE Trust
Wat Tyler
Firvan
Ian the
Tun
Mition
Tilingla
Hidott
le Oma
A Soldier's Message On Election Day Confusion
A garbled wartime verse urges voting on election day with references to Yankee tune and village life. The narrator speaks of soldiers, homes, and fear of disruption while urging citizens to stand by ballots and participate as the city watches the polls.
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Furniite
Mae and
Pace
Brtore Cheetlin
Ledie
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Frairie
McKinkey
Natire
Theo Vette and Sons of Iers
Adihe
Utah Canvass
Teddy
Eddy
Globe
West
Uni
Requillesn Party
Plone
Republican Party
Philippines
ODP
Europe
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