Fraud Claims in 1800s Elections Debated Across States
The article argues against fraud charges by Senator Allen and General Altgeld, using census and voting data from 1800s elections. It compares state gains in population to votes cast, disputes alleged excess votes in Ohio Indiana Illinois and others, and notes suppression of Black voters in the South through educational tests and ballot-box practices. It includes tables of population gains and vote changes by state and discusses turnout trends and regional patterns.
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Mipola
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
California
Maryland
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Mississippi Valley
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Chicago
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Secapencon
Panene
Abe
Alten
Pennsylvania
P Bvania
Montana
Uoa
Mr. Allen
Dakota
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Carolina
West Virginia
Tennessee
Wyoming
Missouri
Florida
Mississippi
Kentucky
Idaho
McKinley
South
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Arkansas
Louisiana
United
Carolins
Canvass of 1906 Preserves McKinley Victory Narrative
A detailed review of the 1906 presidential canvass contrasts McKinley and Bryan showing McKinley winning the popular and electoral votes, with discussion of party shifts and the McKinley tariff impact. The piece also sketches McKinley’s career from congressman to president, and notes Mrs. McKinley and Vice President Hobart as central figures.
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McKinley
Bryan
Watson
Missouri
St. Joseph
Democracy and Populism: No Coalition for Democrats
The piece argues that Democrats and Populists cannot cooperate, comparing their differences to oil and water. It predicts Populist forces will control the next Democratic convention, shaping the platform and candidates. Sound money Democrats are depicted as a shrinking minority with limited influence, likely aiding Republicans in the bid to unite factions.
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Ains
Ai. Ae
Din Sane Party
High Grade German Butter Made From Sterilized Milk
In Germany a high grade butter is produced from sterilized milk by adding pure cultures of the proper bacteria to cause coagulation. The method aims to ensure quality and safety in the dairy product.
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Germany
Veterans’ enduring spirit praised in Indianap lis Journal
The Indianapolis Journal extols veterans who, despite initial hardships after returning home, displayed soldierly qualities and service to country and fellow citizens. It notes their ongoing significance as an epoch marked by their brave acts and enduring esteem, urging continued recognition as years pass.
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Hobart
New Jersey
McKinsley
Indianepalis Journal
Per Capita Currency Rise Broad Across Nations
The Treasury monthly report shows February first circulation at 1 665 977 688, up 257 081 from a year earlier. Per capita circulation near 23.05 dollars, likely the highest among leading nations except France, with gold in circulation at 645 568 492. This rise reflects a balance favoring the U S and explains idle cash in banks and lower costs to buy goods, suggesting the public can prosper with less money.
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France
Formorry
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