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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1900

Page

16

Expansion divides Washington voters over Bryan and McKinley

A list of Washington figures endorsing expansionist policies backs McKinley while denouncing Bryan. Notables include Colonel Frank Wilkeson, ex New York Sun editor, and numerous state politicians, bankers, merchants, and farmers from Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, and rural counties, all showing varied party ties yet united on tariff and trade aims. The compilation notes individuals by town, role, and alignment, signaling a regional shift toward protectionism and expansionism.

Frank Wilkeson State of Washington Theew York Sun Bryan Philippine Asell Asia Washington Austraia Pacific Mississippi Valley Pacific Coast Hiram Hammer State Republican Party John H. Slipper Hamilton Wash Upper Skagit Valley M. B. Mattice Sedro Woolley Pras A. Lyons Burlington EB. Bingham Sedro- Woolley C. BE. Bingham & Co Henry Thompson Birdsview N. W Holbrook Sedro-Woolley Thomas W. B. Thomson Skagit Louis *Kirkby W. HE. Schricker la Conner Skagit County Adam Huff Bayview M. O. Pease Anacortes Col. Geo. G. Lyon Seattle Republican Territorial Committee J. E. Yeend Walla Walla State Senate Br. G. V. Calhoun J. C. McCrimmon North Yakima Hay Wilbur Lincoln County Repblican Committee Our State Senate J. C. House Port Townsend Idaho Republican Territorial Committee Jefferson

Voter Sentiments Split Over McKinley Support in Oriskany Area

A flood of letters from Oriskany and nearby Clark Mills reveal varied stances on the 1896 presidential race. Voters from Parkhurst, Millington, and surrounding towns express shifts toward McKinley or continued Democratic loyalty, citing prosperity, policy, and distrust of Bryan. Some note party refashioning, others defend expansion and anti trust positions, reflecting a community weighing change versus continuity.

A. Parkhurst Oriskany N. Y John F. Malloy McKinley Holman Haviinal McKinsey Clawson Repubs L G Millington Clark Mills Larles Lorraine Platt J. Lorraine W. Dennison H. B. Harrison Croker Saratoga Coler W. Copeland Andurar Wright Lewis Farmer Cleveland Bryan H. E. Palmer Bridgewater

Michigan McKinley Converts Rally Support Across Counties

A long list of Michigan voters from towns such as Perrinton Kingsley Marion Reed City and St. Ignace express support for McKinley and the gold standard. Prominent professionals farmers and businesspeople note better times prosperity and changed minds on silver. Several fear Bryan and praise Republican pledges while others call for expansion and national policy unity.

H. B. Stuckey Sethton J. Howe Perrinton John W. Travis Traverse City James O. Crozser Kingsley Joseph Garko Anton Mickles Paul Wieneskie East Lake Cristopher Clark Marion J. Warren Scoville A. J. Montgomery Reed City James 33 Booth J. C. Corbin Duncan Frank C. Miller Ionia Democratic County Committee Edwin A. Murphy Albert B. Shelley Belding C. C. Reeves O. S. Shaw James Lampson Otto Tacy Covert L. P. Parkhurst M.D Middleville B. W. Stickney Hartford Michael Holman Hesperia Cassius Potter Lattin Samuel Frees R. R. Gale Hart Carson City William Richardson Albert Grover McIivor Louis Boley McIvor John Jones Hetherton William Hunt Hillman David Moore Atlanta R. Stickney John Mackey South Haven Charles Rosevelt Keeler Paul Sachs Lumberman Republican Party Charles Bradley Farmer McBain Bryan Lawrence Dahoney Henry Coopman Falmouth John J. Sweetland Mottville George W. Nihart Petoskey St. Joseph County A. W. Maring Mendon F. L. Burdick Sturgis Robt. McDougall Harbor Springs John B. Whitney Hillsdale B. E. Sheldon Justice Peace A. Sheperd Frederick Chester Camden O. W. Halstead Mason F. W. Webb John Dean Cc. G. Huntington Better Times Thomas Sarrow L. B. Smith Webberville S. L Kilbourne Lansing Edward Wood Geo. Wood, Jr Richland Charles Grover Geo. Galitly Newell Barber Cressey James Calthrop Prairieville William Amell Beaverton W. W. E Funter Alphonso Otte James A. Leisen Menominee Senate John M. Knox C. N. Bliss C. Vining Boyne City J. Milo Eaton Charlevoix Prosperity H. Marsh Boyne Falls BE. J. Peaberthy Houghton Martin Newland Leroy Wm. Bonesteel Ewart Haybarker Orono D. C St. Louis Richard B. Hughes S. P. Tuttle Edward Crick Forest Hill Frank Platt Rogers City Henry Hanson Eee Adrian Ss. L. Kilbourne Union City W. M. Gow

Wisconsin Democrats abandon Bryan in state shift

Wisconsin figures including Charles H. Schweizer and John Johnston reveal a wave of Democratic defections toward McKinley and Roosevelt. The report lists Milwaukee bankers Alfred James and the Marine National Bank leadership, Green Bay official Sylvester Hartmann, and numerous German American supporters who view Bryan as harmful to the nation’s economy and trade. A Wisconsin educator, Prof. J. T. Sims, enters the Republican race for county schools superintendent.

Charles H. Schweizer LaCrosse Wis Democratic City Committee Bryan McKinley Roosevelt John Johnston Marine National Bank of Milwaukee Wisconsin Marine Bank West Alfred James Northwestern National Fire Insurance Company Wisconsin Democracy Messrs. Johnston James Johnston Chicago Sylvester Hartmann Green Bay Hartmann Old Country Mr. Hartmann United States Wisconsin Europe Manitowoc Port Washington R. Winkler Scott P. O Chris Bammel Adell P. CO Gottlieb Saengler Adell P. O Robt. Schultz Fred Melcher Random Lake Fred Dannes Ernst Sider Gottlieb Hilger Henry Capelle John Goetsch Robt Viersig Adell Claire B. Bird Wausau Republican Party George Schweizer American Bank J. T. Sims Mosinee Sims

Iowa Democrats Split Over Free Silver Policy

E G Graham of Stuart announces support for McKinley and the Republican ticket, denouncing fusion and free silver. Other Iowa figures including W A Duckworth and numerous Des Moines and Burlington politicians declare opposition to free silver, praising gold standard and protective tariffs.

Iowa E. G. Graham Stuart Bryan McKinley W. W. Witmer Des Moines L. M. Martin B. F. Tillinghast Davenport M. Ricker Waterloo J. P. Kieffer W. J. Knight Dubuque W. J. Cantillon George H. Otis Monona J. Sullivan Elkader G. L. Gilbert George Scofield Strawberry Point E. Hagenan Burlington Jacob Epstein H. A. Mathes G. H. Prenzler

Voters in Bridgewater and beyond weigh party loyalties

A compilation of local and regional voters from Bridgewater and nearby towns voicing their party preferences for the upcoming election. Statements cover Republican and Democratic leanings, a few independents, and commentary on current issues and leaders.

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County Republican Co. S. Courter Silver Republican State Central Committee Richard Gowan W. M. Ridpath Spokane Indiana House of Representatives George Turner W. H. Plummer J. J. Weisenberger Whatcom Fusion Washington Regiment Philippines Washington State National Guard D. G. Haight Aberdeen J. J. Tolkas Mark Payette I. C. Crowtherx H. L. Blanchard Chimacum Jefferson County Board County Commissioners State Dairy Association R. J. Chard Charles Pink A. N. Godfrey J. C. Pringle W. A. Peters N. J. Craig Everett John McRae A. W. Criswell Harry Knowles Snohomish J Holden Orting People's Party James Caplan Henry Beckett Pierce County H. P. Bulger Tacoma People’s Party M. B. Harben King County Michigan Isaac Toll William Dimmer Copper Falls J. J. Gagner Gladstone W. H. McDonald Fred Falkins John Malloy Alex. Marker James Davis Mt. Pleasant John Battner Caldwell John C. Wood James Forquer Fred Fehl Glenhaven Samuel B. Owen Elk Rapids Archibald Cameron, Sr Central Lake George J. Noteware Bellaire Charles L. Cleveland I. G. Nobles Oxford Burdick D. G. Tillotson J. H. Edsall Greenville W. J. Roberts Maple Rapids Isaac Wolf Luther G. W. Barringer James Kanane Dowagiac John A. Elwell Chas. J. Pailthorp Petosey M. W. Stevens Niles L. H. Beeson Charles A. Johnson Dr. Henderson Buchanan Charles F. Howe Allen B. Morse Supreme R. A. Montgomery William Walter Fennyille William H. Porter Marshall Chas. W. Gale Owosso William Smith Amadon Monroe Morrow Benton Harbor Robi. Henderson Frank Parsons Grand Ledge R. S. Whelpley John Corvin Eaton Rapids C. Murphy Remus Timothy Nester Munising Upper Peninsula Edward Skidmore Westaburgh James B. McCrea Roscommon O. P. Dickinson Houghton Lake James H.sly David Burleson Bert J. Morrison Josiah Reynolds Old Soldier A. B. Elise Sturgeon Bay L. A. King Christian Pontius Frank W. M. Cook George E. S. Cook George Burrows Eugene Ferguson Democrats W. A. Duckworth Keosauqua John Sullivan Barnard Gagan G. L. Randall C. N. Neal William H. Barron Brownell Byron Rose Sauquoit Utica Do. L. Bowen Charles J. Bonaparte Baltimore Mad Nest Harvier Luident Democracy Mrsan III W. J. Puckett Denver Colo Aguinaldo A. A. Ames Minneapolis Il Am W. A. Dobbyn Minn E. C. Benedict Greenwich Conn Democratic Campaign Confnccius
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