Election Vote Totals and Fake Popular Vote Table
The best available figures show 13 732 498 votes cast, up 1 582 224 from the prior election. McKinley leads Bryan by 592 666, with total votes 18 782 498 and McKinley’s plurality not the largest but below Grant and Lincoln figures. A New York World table of the popular vote is exposed as a fake with numerous state errors and fabricated Palmer votes. Official results will be proclaimed January 1 with little change expected.
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McKinley
Bryan
Grant
Lincoln
Buchanan
Palmer
Levering
Bentley
Matchett
New York World
South Carolina
South Dakota
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
Fourteen Words of The World on Bryan’s Vote and Future Victory
The New York World notes Bryan won 46 percent of the national vote and argues that this slim margin prevented anarchy repudiation and ruin. It asserts time favors the defeated party, while the banner of freedom rises again as supporters grow toward eventual victory.
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New York World
Bryan
Thia
Sons of Freedom
Cleveland Faces Fresh Congressional Scrutiny on Monetary Talks
The Republican Congress again engages with Cleveland over international monetary conference plans. A Senate caucus session revived the monetary conference issue and passed a resolution urging legislation to support another conference.
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International Monetary Conference
Bryan's Candid Remark on Cleveland's Message
The quotation notes Bryan stating he had not read Cleveland's message when asked for his opinion, illustrating his prudence and commitment to truth in the matter.
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Bryan
Cleveland
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Nerve Power and Vitality
Advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as pure blood food that strengthens nerves and prevents prostration. It claims the tonic builds the whole system and presents Hood's Pills as an easy family cathartic.
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Hood
All Subscribers Warned By The Newspaper Law
The notice outlines subscriber duties including continued payments and handling mail when moving. It warns of fraud implications for not receiving or paying for papers and mentions arrest risks under new postal laws. It then advertises dry goods at EB Rein hart Co and medicines from Chamberlain's line via W A Brown in Iowa.
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W. F. Benjamin
the Spectator
Rushford
N. Z. Rays
Chamberlain
Dexter
Lowa
Iowa
W. A. Brown
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