Silver men and Populists rally for Bryan and Sewall at St Louis
The article argues leading Silver men and Populists will nominate or endorse Bryan and Sewall at St Louis on July 22. It claims the double endorsement would ensure victory, contrasts gold and silver camps, and portrays Bryan as a fearless challenger likely to debate McKinley. It cites independent sentiment as a nationwide force and urges voters to express will at the ballot box.
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Bryan
Sewall
St. Louis
Nevada
Wm.j. Bryan
McKinley
Hanna
Cicero
Bryan Victory Sparks Free Coinage Debate
The election of Bryan signals a shift toward free coinage of American metal and opens the question of free coinage of silver at American mints, reflecting a push for monetary policy changes with broad economic implications.
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Bryan
Republican Friends Align With Bryan For President
Letters from California Republican supporters report they joined the ghost dancers and will back William J. Bryan in the presidential race.
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California
Ghost Dancers
William J. Bryan
Bryan Plans New York Campaign Stop to Promote His Cause
Bryan intends to invade New York during the campaign to speak on behalf of the cause he leads, aiming to bolster his political position and rally supporters in the state.
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Bryan
New York
Stork
Elect Bryan and the nation’s president is praised
The message urges voters to elect Bryan and asserts no true American will scoff at the mention of the nation’s president, presenting a bold partisan stance.
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Bryan
Campaign watchword echoes refrain of thorn and crown
A brief line repeats the campaign motto No crown of thorns. No cross of gold signaling a stance against religious symbolism in the political contest. The phrase frames the promotional message and public discourse.
Bryan is Warned Of the Fight to Support William J. Bryan
A partisan call declares the fight on and urges voters to back William J. Bryan in the November election. It attacks gold standard advocates and praises Bryan as a fearless leader, claiming his victory would place him beside Washington and Lincoln in history. The piece presses patriots to march to the ballot box and vote for Bryan.
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Mark Hanna
Europe
America
Bryan
William J. Bryan
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Webster
Clay
Lincoln
J. P. Morgans
Skelheimers
Gang of Gold Blood Suckers
Independence Voice Critiques Third Party Movements
The Ogden Standard cites Utah politics and Nevada’s Silver party as evidence that independent or third party efforts faltered. It credits Senator Jones for amending the Dingley bill with a free coinage provision, fueling national money debates and revitalizing party-defying independence in four years.
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Enquirer
Provo
Utah
Stewart
Jones
Nevada
Senate
Ogden Standard
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