Democrats Attack Farmers Prosperity in 1900 Nomination Dispute
A Chicago Kansas City era comparison argues farm prices rose 45.8 percent for production items while farm consumption goods rose 19 percent between 1896 and 1900. It defends McKinley era gains, notes wheat price increases lag others, and cites Bureau of Statistics tables to rebut Democratic claims of farmer prosperity decline.
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Bryanism in West Crokerism in East
Cleveland's Comptroller calls for unity to kill Bryanism as a disruptive factor. The West opposes Bryan, admitting his decline since 1896, while victory hinges on gains in the Middle West and East. Pacific States, Dakotas, Wyoming, and Kansas likely oppose him.
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Proof of the Pudding in the Eating Thereof
A political column argues that four more years of hard times follow if the gold standard remains. It attacks Bryanism as dangerous to labor and the currency system, urging a McKinley victory and Democratic reform to purge Populism from the party. It warns that electing Bryan could uproot private contracts and disturb public order.
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On Foreign Trade Quote by William McKinley
A brief quotation stresses the need to know others demands before supply and to learn how to reach them efficiently to form advantageous business relations with them. The意item underscores practical economics and international exchange principles attributed to McKinley.
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