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Ae Ally
Ingerton Walternate
New
Ralph R
York City
Various 1900s political buzz and quotes on money power and elections
The piece compiles assorted remarks from newspapers and figures about money creation, unemployment in New York, Bryan and Sewall in the Democratic race, Mark Hanna’s campaign money, and echoes of McKinley and reformers. It notes shifts in party loyalties and election talk across states with several quoted opinions.
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Alexandria Gazette
Gray
Delaware
Boltera
New York
Bryan
Sewall
National Democratic Party
Trade talk on tariff gains amid export growth
The article urges Republicans to consider current export gains under existing tariffs. It notes July 1896 exports at 45.402 million vs 29.444 million in 1895 and seven months total at 61.394 million, a rise of over 18 million, arguing protection advocates should weigh these figures.
Army of Unemployed Grows Across Major Cities
The Labor World cites rising unemployed numbers from Boston to San Francisco, with Boston 10 000 Worcester 7000 New Haven 7000 Providence 9690 New York 100 000 Utica 16000 Paterson nearly one third idle Philadelphia 15000 Baltimore 30000 Wheeling 3000 Cincinnati 6000 Cleveland 8000 Columbus 4000 Indianapolis 6000 Terre Haute 2600 Chicago 200000 Detroit 28000 Milwaukee 20000 Minneapolis 6000 St Louis 60000 St Joseph 2090 Omaha 2000 Butte City 5000 San Francisco 16000 The piece questions gold standard and urges financial policy change ahead of Bryan and Sewall election outcomes.
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Boston
Worcester
New Haven
Providence
New York City
Utica
Paterson
N. J
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Wheeling
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
iChicago
Detroit
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Omaha
Butte Clty
Mont
San Francisco
Atlanta Constitution
Bryan
Sewall
Spain has no U S claims under Alabama settlement say papers
English newspapers misinterpret the Alabama settlement claiming U S liability to Spain for damages from privateers. Geneva found England responsible for allowing privateering against U S commerce, not the United States. No evidence shows U S authorities aided or ignored such expeditions, so Spain has no valid claims against the United States.
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Alabama
United States
Spain
England
Intensified Pressure Reported on Northern Mills
Despite denials the policy of coercing factory workers persists. Circulars from the Republican National Committee urge Holyoke mill owners to form McKinley battalions with a personal note from Mark Hanna urging immediate action. Lincoln Paper Company, employing hundreds, sent supervisors to urge workers to organize.
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Holyoke
Mass
Republican National Committee
Mark Hanna
National Committee
Lincoln Paper Company
Indignation over employer driven voting in McKinley era
The paper notes workers signed pro McKinley inducements but intend to vote as they please at the polls. It cites Western factory owners sending out ballots and fear of losing jobs if they oppose their employers. Despite coercion, many plan to vote freely when ballots are cast.
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New Orleans
Tom Watson
Georgia
Kansas
Tom
Linden Paper Company
McKinley and
Hobart
Mll
West
McKinley
Bryan
Notable political sweep and urban development notes
The piece notes a Republican primaries sweep by Platt faction in New York and cites London’s carriageways with three quarters asphalt and one quarter wood. It also mentions a bicycling couple in Augusta Maine and eight female colonels in the German Army, plus imperial names and royal figures.
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New York
London
Augusta
New England
Frederick Charles
Holland
Saxe- Coburg
Victoria
Notable Personal Notices and Memorials Across New York
In New York Mrs Henry EB Abbey gets one third of her husband’s 10000 annual salary during a limited divorce action. Olivia Susan Clemens daughter of Samuel L Clemens dies in Hartford at 24. Sir Richard Burton’s Arabian Nights translation sold out in ten days for 80000 and funded the Burtons for years. Newton Hurst a 44 year old Buffalo clerk earns 54 weekly. He invented a car coupler and has an offer of 90000 cash plus royalties. he has not yet decided and still receives 5 weekly meanwhile.
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New York
Henry EB. Abbey
Olivia Susan Clemens
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Hartford
Conn
Sir Richard Burton
Time to Just and Quiet Dawn Over War-Torn World
A poem fragment recalls sunrise over fields as humanity endures after wars. It evokes ocean spray and Triton imagery while urging open windows to greet a world marked by shattered systems and solemn pity. The voice speaks of time and divine mercy at dawn.
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Triton
Grorge Cabot Lodge
Scribner's
Bryan Visitors Delight Upper Red Hook As He Welcomes Voters
The Bryan campaign charm unfolds in Upper Red Hook as William Jennings Bryan and his secretary greet hundreds on the village lawn. Farmers from Pine Meadow arrive to shake hands and hear him speak while Mrs Bryan joins in friendly exchanges with locals and children.
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New York
Wally Nofe
Bryans
Upper Hed Hook
Simvilely
White House
Edward (. Perrine
Bryan
Urvan
Lrvan
Jua
Pine Minin
Mr. Bryan
Martin Lagher
Sertin Yander
Perrine
Martin
Uncle Martin
Viele Martin
Dutchess County
Ary
Uigver
Red Hook
Mira Eh
Villace
Ol Tudiggee Kenseffer
Toeat
Ryan
Raedee
Jong Sero
Bryan Button
Bose
Bryan at Twin Lakes Fishing Party Delights Local Fans
The article describes Mr. Bryan drawing warm welcome from locals, signing autographs on ecards for fans nationwide, and posing for photos. He enjoys a pure pleasure trip with Mrs. Bryan and Mr. Arvin, sharing stories and Nebraska politics amid a brief thunderstorm.
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Twin Lakes
Veles
Mr. Arvin
Nebraska
Cantons Napoleon and McKinley Replies in The News
A collage of editorials and remarks from newspapers debating McKinley’s speaking habits and political stance. It covers remarks from the Norfolk Virginian and other papers, notes on Kinley speaking access, and references to anarchist writings and Bourke Cockran’s Madison Square speech.
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Hinckburn
Washington Post
Ton. J. c. Blackburn
Se ‘Ucky
Kenna
Washington
Bourke Cockran
Aryan
Madison Square
Stock Relief Unloading Sale Promises Deep Price Cuts
The notice touts Marvelous Reductions with deep cuts on finer grades to clear stock. It emphasizes now is the optimal moment to buy as the purchasing power of money is higher. apparel may be carried over and converted into cash as part of the sale.
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ArcKinley
Indianapolis Journal
McKkinley
Major McKinley
San Francisco Examiner
Manna
Kansas City Times
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