Republican vigilance urged as Democrats stronger in organization
Des Moines Oct 15. James A. Gilmore of Stuart urges Republicans to stay vigilant after noting Democrats have built a stronger statewide organization with steady fundraising and clubs. He warns that a reduced Republican majority in Iowa could embolden Bryanites and fusionists, risking losses in Congress and state races.
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Growth of Domestic Manufacturing and Imports in 1895 to 1900
The article notes that imports of crude articles used for manufacturing rose from 191 million dollars in 1895 to 302 million in 1900, arguing that rising manufacturing boosts others like wheat and livestock. It also mentions Louisiana populists deciding to support the Republican party, citing a planter based rationale.
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Gains for Farmers Prosperity of This Industry
A midwestern glass industry report notes it as a leading employer in Indiana Illinois Missouri and other states. Thomas B Obear of St. Louis urges citizens to aid reelection of the president and supports wage earners and farmers. He heads the Obears Nester Glass Co and is a major labor employer.
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Striking at Prosperity and the Call for Reform
A political party failing to earn profits from its operations is condemned as unfit to handle public funds. The text argues that continued losses require asset reserves and method changes or risk bankruptcy, with calls to replace managers and end the party's career to prevent further fiscal damage.
Farmers Prosperity Under Republican Policy Cited
The piece argues that after the Wilson tariff and Democratic rule wages fell and costs rose, while under McKinley and Roosevelt wages rose and production expanded. It cites increased farm values, higher crop and livestock wealth, and greater cash income for farmers, portraying Republican governance as stabilizing prices and expanding markets both at home and abroad. The report touts farm wealth gains, higher prices for wheat corn cotton oats barley rye and livestock, and calls for continued Republican leadership.
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Fragmented OCR shows 1890s cotton mill and political notes
The readable fragments discuss Ten Cent Cotton and mills in the 1890 era, Southwestern and Southern trade, taxes and tariffs, and political alignments around expansionist debates. Mentions Lenox/Leniefits and Democratic votes, with references to voters and the 1900 issue.
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