Evidences of Prosperity in Iowa Farm Trade
Farmer Brown narrates how Iowa farm prices rose from 1896 to 1900, citing Sage reports and state papers. He argues prosperity grows despite higher costs, highlighting corn and hog price increases, rivaling Democratic years while stressing farmers’ gains in real value of crops.
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Lesnat
John
Anpfer
Farmer ‘Brown
Drake University
Seige
Iowa
Cobh
Sage
Des Moines
Chicago
Omaha
Aldrich
Towa
Weet
Omaha Bee
Shelstock
Bee
Tam
Waa
Idwa
Bulletin
National Department of Siddi
Carroll D. Wright
Dan McKay
Louisa
McKinley
McKay
van" Buren
Ito
Inal
Sian
Yan
Buren County
German Leader's Letter Cautions on Free Silver Debate
A reader writes to the Republican editor discussing an article in the New York Journal of Commerce about free silver. The letter argues that even before Bryan could win, the nation would face repudiation of the gold standard if silver payments were pursued, and cites J. H. Wekels's warning of adverse governance and financial consequences.
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Pavepport
The
Republican
New York
Journal of Com Merce
Tha
the Treasury
Bryan
United States
J.H. ‘Wekels
Chicago Times-Herald
Grand Army Encampment Parade in Chicago Draws Crowds
Chicago August 28 The 34th Grand Army encampment marched veterans of sea and land forces with cheering crowds along ancestral routes. William J Bryan declined to attend, citing McKinley’s absence. Navy and land veterans welcomed Six Prisoners of War, with large contingents from many states arriving by rail as preparations for the parade and state reunions intensified.
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Chicago
William J. Bryan
McKinley
Wiliam H. Harper
Thirty Fourth Grand Army
Navy
Warragut
Dupont
Porter
Atlantic
Gulf
Mississippi River
Montejo
Manila Bay
Cervera
Saatingo Harbor
Association of ‘Six-Prisoners of War
Mantor Winnebago
Farragut
Mobile Bay
B.D. Woodrutt
Rockford
J. R. Lynn
Andit
Republic
Lake Michigan
Walle
Prigor Rs
Naval Veterans
MO. A
Grand. Army
Salt Lake
Denver
Battle in Peking Amid Chinese and Russian Losses
A Moscow to Washington dispatch notes 1800 Russian deaths in fierce Peking battles as Chinese fortifications shell allied forces. Reports from Shanghai and London describe western advances west of Peking and Li HungChang seeking talks with the empress dowager. U.S. cables report boxers attacking supply lines near Tien Tsin and General Chalfee’s Sixth Cavalry engagement near Tien Tsin with American casualties.
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Paria
St.etersburg
St. Petersburg
Peking
London
Shanghai
Li Hung Chang
Helan Fu
Prince Tuan
Feking
Thie Standard
Yang Lu
Tuan
Wiioy
Hong Kong
The
Daily Mail
United States
Philippines
America
Shanghai Magiies
Daily News
Amoy
Russia
New Chiang
Moscow
Standard
China
William
Rusela
Manchuria
Washington
Tien Tain
Ibe
Conger
Cangér
Taku
Btaie
Tsung-Lyamen
Imperial Palace
Aneh
Imay
Japan
Qhalfee
Tien Teln
Cglopel Wint
Esty
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Schoo
Milly
Fred Welnz
G. A.B
Nation
Carnahan
Detroit
Janes’ R. Carnahan
Ttenth
Bank Knights of Pythian
Harford
Moore
W.R
Topeka
Gof Sansan
A.J. Kronsbein
Malvern
Geo. Palmer & Co
Sr Coal
Acme
Louisville
Homeseekers
MC Iine
Nebraska
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Leadville
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Deadwood
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Micro-Germi
Modern Remedy Co
W. D. Wilson
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