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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1896
Page
2
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A Bryan address critiques ministers pursuing profits over souls and contrasts old and new yellow fever. He argues honest workers should not rely on employers for votes, warns against confidence men, and laments financiers profiting while soldiers faced depreciated pay.
The article notes a business peculiarity: every manufactured American article exported to Europe is sold there from fifty to one hundred percent cheaper than in the United States. It calls for an explanation of this price gap and its implications for domestic markets.
Dispatches say Hanna grows uneasy as the silver movement expands. He warns Mark that by November the 3rd his miserly old body will groan.
The passage attacks McKinley for offering worn protection that does not fit the working man. It declares the old shield is too tatty and soiled to defend labor, and asserts voters will not be fooled again.
A political pamphlet argues that voting for McKinley would bring bondage unrest and poverty by favoring protection for plutocrats and monopolies.
In the public arena William McKinley faces the silver issue but Mark Hanna is framed as having already buried his chances. The remark suggests skepticism about McKinley’s strategy and hints at Hanna's influence in shaping political outcomes.
A dramatic forecast declares a rising silver wave on November 3 that will sweep the country and bring a high tide of prosperity. It criticizes gold bugs protection as sugar coated, arguing the people will pursue silver coated prosperity rather than hollow promises.
A fragmented Press summary notes the purity of elections bill from the last legislature aims to revolutionize politics, with strict aspirant restrictions that may deter candidates. Also mentions Nevada ore transport plans and Hood's Sarsaparilla endorsements, local store ads, water shutoff notices, a Winnemucca saloon for sale, and a Florida testimonial for Chamberlain's remedy.
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