Parker Campaign Ties Bryan to Wall Street Interests
A detailed analysis argues that Bryan's support of Parker is driven by party regularity and that Parker's backing by Wall Street financiers would jeopardize the Supreme Court. It cites John Brisbane Walker and a Parker National League letterhead endorsing prominent financiers and editors. The piece warns that a Parker nomination could place judges allied with financial interests on the high court and threaten reform.
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Bryan
John B. Stoll
Indiana
Parker
Parker Ticket
Mr. Bryan
The
Commoner
John Brisbane Walker
Casmopolitan
New York
Kunden
Bughid
Wall Street
United States
Hembicane
Cleveland
Jtdge Parker
Judge Parker
Mr. Cleveland
Parker National League
Folsom Building
Broadway
New York City
A. Henry Browne
League
August Belmont
August Belmont & Co
Bankers
David B. Hill
P. N. McCarren
Brooklyn
Thomas Taggart
Sentinel
Indianapolis
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
St. Clair McKelway
Brooklyn Eagle
Norman E. Mack
Times
Buffalo
N. Y
St. Louis
Belmont
Parker Boom
Democratic Party
Secnre
Parker and Belmont
Cooper Union
Melsearkeee
Cleveland di
Hulmes
Ywell
Supreme Court
House
Senate
Judye Parker
Supreme
Shadow of
Genth
Eurpa
Was Democracy Insane A Critique Of Cleveland And Bryan
The piece questions Grover Cleveland’s claim that democracy has returned to sanity and mocks his attacks on William Jennings Bryan. It notes Cleveland’s shifting stance toward Parker and Bryan, argues Bryanites face slander from their own leader, and suggests Cleveland’s support may reveal inner splits in the Democratic camp.
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Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Bryan
St. Louis
Buzzard’s Bay
Mr. Bryan
Indiana
Illinois
Nebraska
Parker
Hill, Sheehan
Bryanites
Watsons Views on Independent Side Show and Candidates
Thomas E. Watson of the People's party mocks the independent side-show, praises Roosevelt for clarity and courage, and criticizes Parker as weak while questioning the Democratic pledge record. He argues Democrats lack unity and accuses them of breaking many pledges.
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Thomas E. Watson
People’s Party
Roosevelt
Parker
National Democracy
The Enemy's Reenforcement Incident at Birney Homestead
Lieutenant Clarence Birney drives the Union guns under heavy fire to push back Confederate re enforcements at the Birney homestead. Amid battle he learns his wife has just delivered a son, pleading to see them before accepting arrest. The general later orders praise for Birney while lamenting war's horrors.
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Birney
Birnes
Hell
Clarence Birney
Mitchel
The Hot Blast A-Tight Florence Stove Ad Claim
Advertisement touts a jointless leg bottom and base with full radiation and a large ash pan claimed to be unmatched in stove history. It asserts airtight under the grate and calls the Florence model a perfect floor heater heating twice as much space at half the cost, with all features patented for eighteen years.
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Florence
The Hot Blast Air Tight Florence Stove Claim
Advertising copy touts The Hot Blast Air Tight Florence stove as burning soft coal slack and all smoke and gases with no soot buildup in stove pipe or flue. It claims to burn hard coal wood and sawdust and produce fewer ashes than any other stove with any fuel.
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Panker
America
Mr. Belmont
Watson
Sullivan County
Sullivan
Ind