What Bryans Election Means 7G Labor
A political tract arguing Bryan’s election would end protective tariffs and bring free trade. It links his record to 1890s tariff debates, Wilson Bill support, and party platforms, urging laborers and farmers to study his past votes and proposals before voting.
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Bryan
LABOR
Isa
Wilson
Senate
Jos. Bailey
Texas
Troy
W. L. Wilson
West Virginia
Seaboard
West
Middle West
Bry
Jesus City
Congress
Democratic Party
Sioux Falls
Kansas City
Howe
Myr
Jimmie
Boonsville
Simon
Ares
McWinley
Labor views on tariff and Bryan in 1900 speech
Grosvenor argues the tariff law benefits laborers now and contrasts with Bryan. He claims present prices and jobs favor workers compared with 1806, urging laborers to support the current administration to maintain prosperity. Athens, Ohio hosts the comment from Sept. 17, 1900.
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Treasury Department
United States
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Tlire
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Grosvenos Athens
Ohio
Bryan warns workers over prosperity as campaign theme
Text portrays Bryan urging the unemployed to focus on industrial distress. He cites a New Haven dock layoff and falling pig iron and cotton mill wages to argue that prosperity is not reaching workers. The speech frames imperialism as secondary to workers’ immediate concerns and links this to a political appeal.
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Bryan
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Ube
Aguinaldo
India
Simon Grey
Joe Warrington
Cynthia
Simon
Mexico
Harrington
Boonsville
Jimmie
Bryan’s Many Sided Hopes and Fears
A critical portrait of Bryan as he campaigns in 1900, arguing for constitutional expansion and free silver while facing opposition from Democrats and Populists. The piece warns voters that his platform blends imperialism, silver policies, and party betrayals.
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Bryan
United States
Democratic Party
Ife
West
Aguinaldo
Thirty Tons of Pennies Saved by Children
Chicago Penny Savings Society reports a year ending June 30 shows deposits by children totaling thirty tons of pennies, with per child and per capita figures across Chicago school districts. The exhibit underscores rising savings and links to prosperity during the McKinley era.
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William C. Hollister
Chicago Penny Savings Society
Schiller
Chicago
Chicagoa
McKinley
Vinnie Grey paves path amid McKinley era tensions
Vinnie Grey, now County Superintendent, faces family and local election fallout as McKinley’s victory triggers economic shifts. Simon debates markets, bet losses, and the morality of politics while Vinnie contemplates Calves sale and debt. The story tracks rural life under a changing national climate.
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Simon
McKinley
Cynthia
Harrington
Mexico
India
Ohio
United States
Vinnie Grey
Warble County
Winnie
Boonsville
Glen Harrington
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Repub- Mcan
Mr. Grey
England
Ezra
Qezra
Jezra
Grey
Warrington
Fang
Ness
Bob Wright
Joe Waington
Ice Riley
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