Prosperity in Idaho under Republican administration
Idaho shows wealth gains in mining cattle and wool through four years of Republican rule. Lead mining expanded with wages around three dollars a day, cattle and sheep values rose, and wool prices shifted, boosting state wealth by millions despite tariff debates and national political battles. The piece praises McKinley era growth and criticizes Bryan.
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4 Mountain
Prairie State
Twamo
Poer
Mei<inicy
Sitten
Northwest
Idaho
United States
Cleveland
Mexico
McKinliy
Tolaho
Fryam
Messiiley
Idwiio Lta
Dilia
Forsee
Enguineim
Contrast in Politics Sparks Debate Across Regions
The text contrasts Democratic and Republican tactics, noting possible campaigns in Analeish North Carolina and New York City. It references consent plans, unionist appeals, and a glare of wealth and influence behind calls to oppose certain religious or civic structures, signaling a provocative party alignment debate.
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Bryan
Dinocratic
Analeish
North Carolina
Waerclon
New York
The Utah Canvass Shows Republican Edge In Victory Outlook
In Utah the canvass signals a Republican lead as Democrats grow discouraged and exhausted by repeated attempts to stem GOP momentum. Local reports from Salt Lake City describe rising Republican enthusiasm and dwindling Democratic support, with outside observers noting shifting voter alignment and stronger GOP organization.
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Canvissers
Henuhienn Cavassers
Salt Lake
Houkes
Nm Rile
Hho
Shane Smetimnons
Tribune
Bryan's Cabinet and the 1890s political vision
A letter discusses potential cabinet picks if William J. Bryan is elected president, naming Bevan, Williams, Croker, Altgeld, Pettierow, Jones, and others as loyal aides. It weighs public service over private virtue and hints at the political map across regions with Secretary and Attorney General appointments. The piece reflects era debates on American trade, law, and destiny under a Bryan administration.
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William J. Ryan
Tle Reine
Mtr
Beyna
New Bawlind
Geore Peed
Middle States
Duclard Croker
Tie South
Benjamin TM
Att Geld
Michard PF
Pets
James In. Jones
Far West
William J. Heller
Messrs
Bevan
Willaims
Croker
Coman
Altgeld
Pettierow
Jones
Pmenrst
Republic
Herr Marekth
Hee Treebent
A.wiltam
J. Bevan
William B. Heaiet
The
Treasury
Richard Clever
Rchard F. Pettery
Tohn P. Altguld
Pontrington Generales
K. Toned
Navy
Oregon Electoral Provision Prompted Bryan Attack
A political debate centers on Oregon's prewar constitutional clause on voting rights and consent of the governed. The piece critiques William Jennings Bryan for dodging direct questions, arguing the Oregon provision was misused to attack U.S. party stances and deny equal rights, while contrasting southern and northern states' applications of constitutional powers.
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Gabe Clas
Penn
Porthan
Bryan
Oreeon
Mr. Bryan
Tia
Lnygresnion
Oreron
Howe
Brean
Oregon Domeniation
Marion
Byyan
Thie
Iwirhshis Qae
United Statee
Bhakti
Qinite
Bryan Shires
Oregon
Julius Cmenir
Bryan Smows
Devan
Mir
Beyan
Bryan denounces monopoly ties in Democratic platform
The document recounts Bryan's stance on private monopolies and antitrust themes, noting his call to defend against monopolies and the broader political battles surrounding the issue. It cites affiliations, city reach, and internal trades, including references to officials and stockholders involved in related trusts.
American party lines frame 1896 westward contest
The piece argues for the Republican ticket as the path to national irrigation and western growth, framing Democratic aims as delaying progress. It rails at Bryan and calls for unity among farmers and laborers under Republican policy to keep the West open and foster economic expansion.
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West
Republican Party
Destiny
Rocby Mountain
Temocratic Party
Bryan at His Worst in Tyler Manner Debate
A fragmentary political excerpt discusses William Jennings Bryan’s stance on labor and politics, referencing Tyler and labor issues. The text contrasts Bryan’s proposed reforms with reactions from labor and conservative factions, highlighting the era’s partisan tensions and Bryan’s influence on public opinion.
A Soldier's Message From the Home Front During Election Day
A garbled wartime note speaks of soldiers and home front duties as the election approaches. The fragment references saluting at home, the eagle tape, and calls for readers to vote on November sixth. The text hints at loyalty, duty, and national symbols as voices urge civic participation.
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Co City
Ranier
Tizmie
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Mae
Lt Hog
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Price Howe
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Columbia
Camden
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Trust
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Folm
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Washington
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Lee
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Maine
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Crom
Charles F Murphy
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Hugh McLadgehlen
John Wilalen
John P. Cartoel
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Doe
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Linnglie
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Bevin
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