Maryland Democrats comment on Bryan and campaign issues
Prominent Maryland Democrats express opposition to William Jennings Bryan, arguing his free silver stance threatens the gold standard and national credit. They warn his policies would harm industry, labor, and the country’s financial system, urging support for McKinley and Roosevelt instead.
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SLSO Against Bryan
Baltimore hotel owner George E. McGaw reports anti Bryan sentiment among Maryland and neighboring states. He argues Bryan is not a true Democrat and would seize power as president by appealing to diverse reform factions.
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Democratic letters on campaign fund and McKinley support
Baltimore banker Bartlett S. Johnson writes against contributing to the Democratic campaign fund and backs McKinley. He criticizes the party’s current course, currency issues, and imperialism while predicting progress under McKinley. Frank T. Redwood of the Honest Honey League rejects Bryan and endorses the Republican-Populist stance and reform.
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McKinley
Democratic Party
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Honest Honey League
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Nelson Sends Refusal Letter to Vandiver Case
John M. Nelson mails a refusal letter to Chairesnc Vandiver. Murry Vandiver, of the state committee, is cited in connection with the case as details remain unclear.
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John M. Nelson
Louis Muller Voices Doubt on Candidate in Coming Election
Louis Muller, a prominent Democratic business man, says he cannot vote for any candidate who indulges in vagaries or lacks executive experience. He warns political passion will run high next winter and questions entrusting national welfare to Congress.
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Louis Muller
Congress
Imperialism versus sound money in the coming election
Mr. Lloyd L. Jackson Jr argues that imperialism dominates the presidential race for Sound Money Democrats who backed the Republican ticket in 1896. He asserts the Kansas City platform ties money policy to imperial concerns and that gold standard supporters should favor sound money as the crucial issue.
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Lloyd L. Jackson, Jr
Chicago
Kansas City
Election views and health notes in Maryland ads
Edward H. Gans argues Bryan’s victory would boost free silver and threaten sound money, urging Maryland Democrats to back McKinley to protect state progress. The piece predicts electoral outcomes and economic impact for Maryland. Also quoted are musings on longevity from Virchow and a plug for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy sold by A L Pearre.
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Grotesque street scenes and oddities from 1886 papers
A garbled collage of social behavior, clothing fetishes, and sensational teasers described in 19th century press style. It mentions people in grotesque trousers, large pearl buttons, and street sales, alongside brief quotes from Detroit Free Press and New York Press, ending with an advertisement for Halls Catarrh Cure from Toledo.
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