Political Ticket Listing Missouri State Officials
National President William McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt named for national leadership with state positions including Congressman at Large Galussia Grow Oberth Foerderer Auditor General K B Hardenbergt County Congress William Connel d Judge George M Watson Treasurer A Scranton District Attorney William J Lewis Prothonotary Own Copeland Clerk of Courts Thomas P Daniels Commissioner Edward B Sturges with partial party and office listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galussia A
Grow, Oberth, Foerderer
K. B. Hardenbergts
Congress
William Conneld
George M. Watson
Bluoit
Joan He. Fellows
A. Scranton
Atorney
William Jt. Lewis
Copeland
Thomas P. Daniels Rees
Eree Py
A—W. OK
Edward B. Sturges
Bryan Attacks Gold Standard in 1896 Speech
In Knoxville on September 16, 1896 William Jennings Bryan warned voters against supporting the gold standard, promising it would not endure while he could remove it. The remark echoes his 1896 party position on money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Knoxville, Tenn
Zanesville, O
McKinley Victory Requires Unified Congress
The article argues McKinley must win reelection and have a cooperative Congress to implement his policies. It criticizes electing members by district as localized and urges voters to consider national impact beyond local interests and avoid personal attacks that undermine party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McKinley
McKinley
Congress
United States
Presidentaal
Washington
Political Advice on Voting for the Future
A clipped editorial urges voters to consult common sense over prejudice and weighs past administrations. It contrasts Republican success with Democratic failures and counsels judging the future by history to guide the democracy.
Independent tin plate plants oppose the trust in Scranton
The local organ urges scrutiny of three independent tin plate facilities outside the Amerton Tin Plate trust. It points to a six mill plant at Washington Pennsylvania run by Tyler Charcoal Iron Mills, a two mill plant at Avonmore operated by Alconia Company of Pittsburgh, and notes a Muskegon connection as part of the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hag
Amertony Tin Plate Company
Tin Plate “Trust
the Times
Washington, Pa
Tyler Charcoal Iron Mills
Avonmore
Alconia Company
Pittsburg
Times
Muskegon
Tin plate plants lift hopes amid political worry
The piece argues Champion Iron and Steel runs a fair fours mill in independence from American Tin Plate and notes a Sharon Pa plant under construction aims to spur local tin plate capacity. It links Democratic fears of business harm to tin plate industry profitability and questions Bryan’s election impact.
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Hich
Champion Iron and Steel Company
American Tin Piato Company
Tvent
Sharon
Bryan
United States
Consolidated Company
Kruger Press Bureau Closure Redraws Attention
President Kruger failed to extend his press bureau leaving Dom Paul largely ignored by correspondents and messenger boys who once cheered him on to battle, despite his past determined resistance against heavy odds.
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Kruger
Dom Paul
John Sherman career praised in tribute piece
A lengthy obituary summarizes John Sherman’s public service from youth through Congress and cabinet roles. It highlights his insistence on detachment from personal feelings, his role in specie redemption, and his enduring influence as a disciplined, industrious public servant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sherman
Mansfield, O
Zachary Taylor
Baltimore
Winfield Scott
Mansfield
Congress
Fremont
Kansas
Cleveland
Cuba
Gallatin
Hamilton
Bryan's Revolutionary Threats and Bryanism Exposed
A critical look at Bryan as 1896 candidate who vowed to use irregular powers to shift from gold to silver. The piece cites speeches in Chicago Philadelphia Ottumwa and Madison Square arguing he would override law and court rulings to repudiate the gold standard and rally the people to seize power. It warns that such revolutionary ideas threaten constitutional order and bondholder obligations.
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Gage
Bryan
Philadelphia
Mr. Bryan
Ottumwa
Chicago
Madison Square
America
Supreme Court
Bonis
Question prompts local political ethics for Christy Boland
The line asks why top local politicians should be scrutinized for personal gain involving Christy Boland. It frames ethics and accountability concerns in a public affairs context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christy Boland
Democratic Talk Versus Republican Deeds in Trust War
The piece contrasts Democratic agitation with Republican restraint, praising the Sherman Anti Trust Act as a check on combines. It cites Supreme Court action against the Joint Traffic Association and notes Democratic probes into trusts during the Fiftieth Congress led by Wilson Breckinridge Bynum and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selven
Mussea
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Republian
Benjamin Harrison
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Joint
Congress
House Committee On Manufactures
Wilson
West Virginia
Breckinridge
Arkansas
Bynum
Indiana
United States
Leo
Grant
Posen
Trusts and Monopolies Debate Shapes Democratic Platform
Article reviews historic trust legislation attempts and party positions. It cites figures like I A Haremeyer Claus Sprockela and Augustus Van Wyck, links Kansas City platform to Tammany Hall, and notes Republican labor protection laws and wage trends under trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
I. A. Haremeyer
Claus Sprockela
Wimar Fame
Tockefeller
Flagler
Standard Oil Company
Tammany Oanes
Tammany Bhooses
Kansas City
J. K. Jones
Arkansas
Jones
Finance Committee
United States Senate
Suger Trust
Senate
United States
National Treasury
Porto Rico
Republican Senate
Richardson
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Cuba
Ways and Means
House
Uie Sugar Trust
Republican Party
Ins and Outs of Civil War era Labor Legislation
A fragmentary historical record lists multiple 19th century labor related acts and votes. Items mention Allen Contract Labor, National Trades Union incorporation, Por Diem payments, convict labor systems, and the Department of Labor with dates ranging 1840 to 1888 including Senate and House actions and party alignments.
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House
Senate
United States
Board of Arbitration
Hour of Labor
Paseed
Department of Labor
Macedt
AL Velow
Local store invites friends to visit and share experiences
The proprietor expresses pride in the store and invites friends to speak for them, inviting all to call and see the business for themselves.
Fancy Silks for Weaists in New Lace Jackets
Gant line offers new silks featuring rich designs and delicate lace jackets. Readily advertised as stylish fabric choices for wearables.
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Scrantor
Tribune Ee
Livy & Richand
F. Byxbee
Buenos
Naneau Ft. 8
Waheland
Rolo
Scranton
Rewlaton
Bcranton
Theodore Roosevelt
Thomas J. Reynolds
Joan Scheuer
Edward James
P. A. Philbin
Adlai Stevenson
Pennsylvania
Conry
Old Glory
Niled
Republiana of
Lackawanna County
Schadt
Gieclg
THE
Philadelphia Threat
Traute
Ryan
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
United States Department of Labor
J. W. Jenks
Cornell University
United States Industrial Commission
Missouri
National
South Dakota
Banka
National Sabeae Tas
Feeaneeane Nan
Sts National Randem
Ee Aera
Eeusenee
Edwin C. Burt
Lewis& Reilly
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming Avenue
SAS
Finley
Lackawanna Avenue
Reynolds Bros Stationers and Engravers
Jermyn
Associated Press
Cargenten
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