One Day at Canton Forty Delegations Meet McKinley
Canton Ohio October 10 1900 Forty delegations from twelve states and four national groups arrive on special trains to honor Republican candidate William McKinley. He meets the Evangelical Association delegates at his home delivering remarks on public honor law and citizenship amid vast cheers.
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McKinley
Canton
Maj. McKinley
Meccs
Maj. McKinney
Hit
Republican Party
Board of Missions
Evangelical Association of the
United States
Political speech to laborers on November third policy
Maj McKinley thanks twenty car loads from Pennsylvania and Michigan for an early call, urging confidence, a strong tariff, and government solvency. He argues high tariffs protect American labor, finance proper expenditures, and restore economic confidence amid a three and a half year downturn.
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Pennsylvania
Michigan
Maj. McKinley
Therief
B McKinley
United States
Address by Maj. McSsinley to traveling salesmen
The second body of visitors, commercial travelers from New York, Ohio and Indiana, were greeted by Maj. McSsinley who warned that business cycles affect workers and urged support for political principles aiding prosperity. He noted factories idled, wheels of industry stalled, and unemployment rising since 1892.
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New York
Ohio
Indiana
Maj. McSsinley
McKinley Addresses Railroad Workers and Steel Workers
Major McKinley speaks to 300 Otis Steel workers and Cleveland railway employees about protecting American industry through a protective tariff and sound money. He stresses interwoven business, the need for employer profit to sustain jobs, and pledges prosperity if Republicans prevail.
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Maj. McIinley
Otis Steel Company
Cleveland
Otto Grabien
Maj. McMkinley
Republican Party
United States
McKinley
Major McKinley Addresses Maryland G A R Delegation
Major McKinley delivers an earnest address to Maryland G A R veterans in Canton praising the delegation from multiple states. He warns against silver expansion, defends the gold standard, urges a protective tariff, and asks Maryland and Baltimore for support in the November election.
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Major McKinley
Stark County Mines Help Rally for Protection Honest Money
A speech concludes with gratitude to supporters in Stark County praising mine-driven prosperity and urging continued victory for protection honest money and good government, followed by applause and well wishes for the afternoon.
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Stark County
The Circle Swings Around to Its Own Labor
Fragmentary lines praise continuous cheering and labor, asserting prosperity from plenty of labor and sound money. The speaker links wage adequacy to national prosperity and urges support for sound currency amid public fervor.
Miners hear McKinley rally for work and stable money
Maj. McKinley addresses about 300 Pennsylvania coal district workers praising labor and frugal savings. He argues for employment through mines and mills, defends gold standard and bimetallic currency, and condemns Democratic currency policy as dangerous to national credit.
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Pennsylvania
Maj. McKinley
W. P. Gregory
Maj. McIhinley
United States
Stark County
Chicago
Republican Party
Return to Prosperity Through Sound Money Policy
A political speaker promises renewed prosperity and stable currency, crediting the Republicans and Grover Cleveland’s administration. He recalls Lincoln’s era wealth of 16 billion and Harrison’s era 63 billion, criticizing postwar debt and urging continued fiscal restraint. Delegations applaud as he values the commercial traveler and Republican spirit.
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Republican Party
Grover Cleveland
Abraham Lincoln
Benjamin Harrison
McKinley Addresses West Virginia Potters and Iron Workers
Maj. McKinley speaks to West Virginia pottery and iron workers plus the Tariff Champions of Wheeling urging protectionist policy. He celebrates Republican unity, warns against free trade, and calls for American manufacturing to provide work and honest wages.
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West Virginia
Tariff Champions
Wheeling
Maj. McKinley
Protective and Sound Money Club
Potters
Iron and Steel
Riverside Mills
United States
Little Mountain
Republican Party
Iron Workers at the Front in McKinley Welcome
Cleveland tuneworkers march into Canton as Mr. McKinley greets them praising protection and prosperity. He applauds union, equal opportunity, and national labor wages, pledging support for American industry and labor under the Republican banner.
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Cleveland
McKinley
Canton
Republian Party
American Union
Bishop Bowman Introduces Bis Associates to Nominea
Bishop Thomas Bowman presents the missionary board of the Evangelical to Bis Associates and introduces new associates to the Nominea initiative.
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Thomas Bowman
Bis Associates
Nominea
Missionary Board of the Evangelical
Maine Congressman Boutelle Praises McKinley Speech
Congressman Boutelle of Maine joined Governor McKinley and a visiting delegation, hailing loyalty to McKinley and predicting a Maine victory of 50 000. He urged Ohio higher totals and proclaimed support for defeating free trade free silver and repudiation, calling for cheers for the next President.
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Congressman Boutelle
Maine
McKinley
Gev. McKinley
Boutelle
Gen. Boutelle
Blaine
William MelXinley
Ohio
Indiana
United States
THREE STATES ABREAST Delegations Gather Amid Street Cheers
Delegations from Illinois Iowa and Pennsylvania assemble on the lawn as crowds disperse then the Hardware Men's Sound Money club of Reading Pennsylvania arrives with railroad men and others. Continued on second page.
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Lllinois
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Hardware Men’s Sound Money Club
Reading
Railroad
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Employes of
Cleveland, Akron and Columbus Company
Cleveland, Akron and Columbus Railway Company
Sound Money Clubs
Akron
Sampsom
Veterans
Maryland
G. A. R. Club
Theodore I.’. Lang
Illinois
Kentucky
Old Dominion
Virginia
Tennessee
Democratic Party
Indianapolis
United Kingdom
Great Britain
France
MelXinley
Baltimore
Pottery and Iron Workers
Pek
Evangelical Mission Board
Missouri
Blaine and
Reed
Iron Workers
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