Denver Letter Reveals Fierce Party Attacks in 1900s Debate
The piece, written as a Denver letter, reports on factional strife within Democratic and Silver Republican factions during a Colorado convention. It notes Judge Goddard's strong position influencing nominations, the Populists' move, and the use of slander and private agents as campaigns shift toward harsh political tactics amid governor and senator confrontations.
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Lodge
Silver Repubicans
Whit Libor
John Callerywoods
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Thomas M. Patterson
Catlerwood
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Welcott
Thomne
Bovator Wolcott
Thames
Calprate
Moonvelt
Teller
Colorado
Chleaen Brean
Utah
Nevada
Lothie Canpalen
Washington Letter on Bryan Defying Party Lines in 1900s Debate
Special correspondence discusses William Jennings Bryan and Democratic strategy, arguing Republicans and supporters face deception charges, Bryan’s stance on Cuban needs, and warnings against mixing foreign policy with Philippine issues. It notes Bryan’s influence in solidifying party unity and predicts shifts in voter alignment amid Populist and Republican influence, with scenes across states like Kansas, Nebraska, and the West.
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Gevolaudi
Yoko
Mer
Mralopmoente
Phopines
War Department
George Washington
Mantin
America
Mokme
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Manis
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Grosvenor
Obinho
Comberton
Renato
Wellington
Ealing
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Medicialiees
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Ani
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Echal
United Sintek
Marty Bovine
Marron
Howe
Taro
Wilver
Wharton
Linatine
Kansans
Stevenson
Wrater
Nebraska
Kansas
Etite Aflene
Oledt
Bryon
Spiro
Petrie
Stenson
Marty
North Carolina
M. Rupwert
Stewart
Berittienn
Fragmentary Democratic Platform Text From an Old Page
The readable fragments reference a Democratic platform with phrases like Old Republic and notes about 154 and 1886. The text is damaged and incomplete, offering glimpses rather than a coherent report of events or positions.
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Democraer
Protests From Tayieana Against Government Power
An extract from a dissident Louisianan protest against Thomas Jefferson’s influence on territorial governance. The piece critiques consent of the governed, citing Jefferson and Congress, noting a shift toward centralized executive power and a return to imperial precedent. References include Mary treaty interpretations, Louisiana’s reaction, and historical parallels with later administrations.
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Tayieana
Elvil Mbuety
Atourla
Chthnetia
Filiito Aguinet
Uniti Btoter
Porto Ricans
Aguinet
Det
Bryan
Louisianland
Thomas Jeffernant
Bryan Doge
Congress
John Ranolph
DSI
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Gongresa
Orlegae
Parte
Minon
Tri
Minmouri
Afr Biryan
William McKinkey
List of Western Democrats Breaking With Bryan for McKinley
A Republican publication lists dozens of Western Democrats and former allies who disavow Bryan’s antiwar and silver positions. Names include ex-senators, congressmen, governors, and state party leaders from Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, and beyond who will vote for McKinley/Hawksworth. This cross‑section signals shifting loyalties tied to war profits, loyalty to the party, and evolving policy stances.
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New York
Republican Nation
Prudnent Demdernia
Eric If
Sone
Bryan
Ledbery
Alty
Sounford
W. A. Potfar
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Dadmer
Bee Mantle
Abram & Hewitt Atel Congressmag
Sibley Lave
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Collowlrg
Charlie Denby
Lodinna
Mubuster
Bina
Philippine Commisafosioms
Congressian
George W. McDonald
Golf Democratic Committes
Soeditions
Euclid Martin
Nebrasks
Gustser
Ota
W. B. Hoxliah
Indiana
Imelish
Hapcork
Ruaning May
Felvilte K Tygale
Wie
Dintera
C. Wear
Misouri
Wehned Dalton
Chevelnnil
St. Louis
W. J. Stone
West Goodwin
Vifiter
Sedana Mussouri Hexoo
D. N. Melniore
Missouri
Byron B. Cook
Vient Montana, Volunteers
W. T. Sweet
Moptite
House of Representatives
H. Lauer
Ttnh
Great Campaten
Bryno Teargen
John Q. Cannon
Degeret Nova
Malcolim
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Kansas House of Representatives
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Colorado
Wyoming
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Wilson
Thwelhy Kinney
Rock Springs
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Sundance
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Jolt Beckwith
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Allas Guthete
Moorcroft
Willian Datey
Faheep Bushews
Rawre
Thomas Puinter
Evans
Bryan is weakest candidate ever nominated by the Democrats
The article argues Gary Bryan cannot win broad support outside the solid South sharing fears over imperial policy. It assesses electoral math, noting the South likely votes Democratic to block Bryan, while the North and West split, leaving 278 electoral votes as a near certainty for the Republican nominee.
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Eastern Asia
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Vermont Vote Analysis Reflects Shifts in Party Strength
The article reviews state and national election trends, noting Republican gains and Democratic declines from earlier years. It highlights contrasts with 1840s patterns, Maine influence, and the impact on governor and congressional races, including Allen’s statewide win and legislative outcomes.
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Cleveland
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Reid
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Fragmentary political remark on providence and votes
A partial, garbled line notes a political pledge or result involving a candidate and a southern support bloc. The text hints at a close vote and a claim of personal providence influencing the outcome, but the sentence is unclear and lacks verifiable details.
The Poet Reflects On Duties Of Labor Day And Government
The piece quotes a Labor Day message urging workers to demand fair treatment and honest governance. It laments political manipulation and praises substantial effort over empty rhetoric, urging citizens to support leaders who will protect workers and ensure prudent, principled government actions.
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