Prelate's Counsel Opposes Bryanism in Chicago Platform Debate
A letter from Archbishop Walsh criticizes the Chicago convention platform as a threat to social order and national unity. It argues for the supremacy of the Supreme Court and warns against populist labor appeals while urging caution at the polls. The piece surveys monetary policy, national debt, and the need for confidence to restore prosperity.
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Forged Lincoln Quote Circulates Amid Bryan Attacks
The text claims a Bryanite forgery quotes Lincoln alleging war profits corrupted top power and wealth. Nicolay disputes the quotation as unauthentic while noting his access to Lincoln’s writings and addressing alleged misrepresentation. Philadelphia sources discuss the controversy and question of attribution.
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Canton rally speech urged united support for Republicans
The speaker from Ohio urged unity behind Republican principles, praising protective tariffs, a strong national government, and honest dollars. Major McKinley praised Missouri and St Louis, stressing a bipartisan national duty and a sweeping party victory this year amid patriotic fervor.
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Cleveland and St. Louis traveling men present to McKinley
A delegation of commercial travelers from Cleveland and St. Louis visited Gov. McKinley aboard an able space stand to discuss matters of interest to their networks. They conveyed concerns and sought support for issues affecting merchants and transport in the era.
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Rise in Wheat and Fall of Silver Stirs Farmers
A historical analysis argues that wheat’s price surge and silver’s drop reflect natural demand and market forces rather than political manipulation. It notes heavy wheat exports, rising European steamship demand, and skepticism toward free silver advocacy, with prices fluctuating around 70 cents to under 5 cents for silver and strong wheat import needs.
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Aladdins Lamp Outdone by Vast Agricultural Rise
A Timee-Herald report notes a sweeping rise in American farm product values over the last ninety days. It estimates hundreds of millions added to national wealth as cereals, butter, cheese, beans, and other staples surge in price, with strong demand overseas and mills and ships moving to meet the increased output.
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Silver Trust and Political Rhetoric Dominate Campaign Sheet
The article rails against a silver mine owners trust, accusing them of price manipulation and fraud to rob the public. It cites New York World commentary, claims profits from silver mining, and alleges multi millionaires use political influence to keep prices high, harming workers and creditors.
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