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Newspaper

Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1896

Page

4

County Ticket Nominating Meeting in Ottumwa

For Auditor Frank Fisk For Clerk A Matters For Recorder and Supervisor John T Winters in Ottumwa on August 18 at 11 am to nominate a congressional candidate. Delegates from Davis Mahaska Jasper Monroe Keokuk Wapello Poweshiek as in the Republican State Convention call, by order of the Republican Congressional Committee Ottumwa Iowa May 1 Chairman zanewineeee.

Vention Ottumwa Davis Mahaska Jasper Monroe Keokuk Wapello Powesblek Republican Congressic Committee Zanewineeee Towa May Jasper County Lacey Ottumwa August Ltd County Central Committee M.A. McCord

McKinley Answers the Chicago Platform in Key Speech

Major McKinley, addressing supporters in Cleveland last Saturday, condemned the Chicago platform and urged a united Republican stance. He argued the nation faces a crisis of credit and currency value, insisting a sound policy will mobilize idle money into productive enterprise, restore employment, and lift wages and confidence.

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Our Belief in Honest Dollars and Foreign Markets

The passage opposes free trade and depreciated currency, condemning policies that ruin business and labor. It argues for a stable national credit, honest dollar, and reciprocity to expand foreign markets. The text asserts support for a sober American platform prioritizing labor, home preservation, and revenue government.

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Elector Count and Party Turns in the 1900 Election

The article analyzes early election projections for McKinley and Bryan, listing states likely to vote Republican or Democrat and estimating total electoral votes. It cites figures for Missouri Massachusetts Texas Indiana Michigan and others, noting possible paths to a McKinley majority and Bryan’s challenge. It also discusses party dynamics, silver coinage debates, and regional support, with commentary on Republican unity and Populist influence.

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Gold standard debate and Democratic stance in 1896 era

A compact view of political positions and figures amid gold standard discourse. John Irish criticizes Chicago platform as reckless. References to McKinley campaign songs, Lacey silver speech, and party leaders like N Townsend and M Palmer frame a broader argument for maintaining stable money. The piece argues for parity between gold and silver money and criticizes debtors advocating cheap money.

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