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Newspaper

Logan Nation

Location

Logan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1900

Page

24

General Black Speaks For McKinley At Illinois Campaign

General John C. Black, a Democrat and former pension commissioner, urged support for McKinley in a campaign rally at the Illinois capital. He defended his anti Chicago platform stance, praised national prosperity, and argued for continuing war policies in the Philippines while urging unity across parties.

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Destiny of a greater America speech at Christian convention

A historical clipping reports a keynote at a national Christian convention in Dallas about Americas destiny. The address links Bryan and Bryanism to a broader political mission for the twentieth century, mentions critics and supporters, and quotes editor W. Holmes and others on faith and policy.

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Prosperity of Farmers Reports Nine Crop Gains and Livestock Rise

The Department of Agriculture shows nine principal crops and livestock up this year with total farm value at $1.212 billion. Wheat, cotton, corn, and potatoes lead gains. open mills and cotton demand lift earnings. Farmers credit Republican prosperity for higher incomes and bread affordability, urging continued McKinley Roosevelt leadership over Bryan Stevenson.

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Prose Fragments Attack National Issues and Freedom

An editorial letter questions trust power and free trade, recalling figure Jones D B and past political fights. It argues that America must redefine its role in the new century with Gospel duty, government enterprise, and the peril of greed, urging sober national action.

Future of the Century Based on Free People’s Faith

A fragmentary quotation from the Globe Democrat argues that the next century should be guided by Christianity. It envisions an era with fewer strikes, no wars, and an end to cruelty, praising the American spirit, sobriety, and broad enterprise as the genuine path forward.

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A Georgian Voices For McKinley And Roosevelt

Alexander Kr Lawton of Favoma Georgia writes in support of McKinley and Roosevelt. He urges unity and loyalty, condemns currency reform proposals, and hopes the South will back McKinley to keep the solid region allied. He asks whether the candidate will treat Southern voters fairly and urges persistent effort.

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Colorado voters face choice on tariffs and irrigation

In a heated political scene Colorado Springs Gazette outlines a contest between Republicans favoring protective tariffs, rail and irrigation funding, and Democrats opposing protectionism. It frames state issues as economic growth versus financial stability and questions party plans for trade and development.

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Do Labor Men Save Hoytiing of Your Earnings, Bryan Asked

The New York Sun reports Mr Bryan challenged the laboring class question, noting savings deposits and depositors figures from the comptroller of the currency. It highlights a claim of rising prosperity for plutocrats while laborers grow poorer, and suggests 2.4 billion in wealth creation contrasts with worker savings.

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Look Out for It A Great Democratic Roarback Warned

A cautious forecast warns that a major Democratic roarback is expected soon. The note urges skepticism toward any forthcoming charge or forgery, suggesting it could target Republicans or prominent figures. Do not be misled by unverified accusations, whether tied to McKinney Roosevelt or other names.

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Bryan's Photographs Capture Rural Life and Campaigns

A series of photographs depicts William J. driving a team through fields, plowing and harvesting, with scenes of farmers, a waving field, and a well dressed farmer in a blue jumper. The images capture rural work, farm life, and a former candidate raising voices amid crops and trees, reflecting agricultural community themes.

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Bosses and the Mark Hanon menace in New York politics

A neighbor reports a haunting figure named Mark Hanon as a symbol of corrupt power. The article links Hanon to Boss Croker and Boss Crozier, accusing them of using labor and federal offices to influence New York politics for Bryan. It condemns Tweed as a moral precedent and urges attention to the Salt Lake satire.

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Paramount Humbug in Bryan Campaign Says Inter-Ocean

The Chicago Inter-Ocean accuses William Jennings Bryan of overemphasizing the “paramount” issue to distract voters. It says his recent speeches reduce to a tirade against endless publicity, mocks his free silver stance, and attacks opponents with envy and malice while urging men to vote for him for president.

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Colorado in Congress with Hoge and Donynge

A garbled historic note reports Colorado will again be represented in Congress with Hoge and Donynge. It references national prominence and a ceremonial turnout, alluding to a Vermont Gazette style legacy and potential debates on state representation.

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