Alma Recorder presidential ticket page
The Alma Recorder prints a party slate listing national and state nominees. It presents McKinley and Hobart for President and Vice President, with Thomas Dunstas and Willa Wrench among state officers. Several congressional and senatorial candidates are named, reflecting a broad ticket for the era.
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Dar Governor State
Harks & Pingier
Iijesitenant Govecine
Thomas I Dunstas
Manel
Sint Washington
Fued Maynard
W. Simmoss
Wanna
Teron from Ton Defends McKinley Support in Journal
Teron from Ton Milo Campbell publishes in Prilay's Journal endorsing McKinley while rejecting the Populist and Bryan platforms. He supports Republican aims on protection and government, denounces Populist doctrines, and calls patriotic citizens to unite against Populism.
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Teron
Ton
Milo
Campbell
Prilay
Luce
McKinley
Dov
Luce Coali
Tim
Bevan
Silver syndicates fuel Bryan era campaign push
The report says silver mine owners and related interests, led by W A Clark and a slate of Western mine magnates, have contributed large sums to the Republican campaign fund. Clark reportedly gave 87000,000 with rumors of further substantial add ons by others aligned with Colorado and Montana mining interests.
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Bryan
Riet Qn
Thessa
Senator Jones
W. A. Clark
Montana Fine
William M. Stewart
Nevada
Henry M. Teller
Colorado
Gov Hanser
Montana
Clark
Thomas Patterson
Denver
Ike N. Stevens
Maj. Moulinnis
Helena
Montene
Tnt
Bryan and pensions in a tense election era
The article argues over Mr. Bryan's stance on pensions and the impact of his election on old soldiers and workers. It cites the Omaha World Herald critique, discusses pension financials, and questions whether Bryan would aid the iron industry and workingmen amid tariff and resource interests. It mentions the Lentz Lochren pension case and calls citizens to unite for national prosperity.
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United States Supreme Court
Dodge Loehren
Compissin
Lang
Michigen Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Bryan Jn
Wiliam Z. Brean
Northayest
Bryan
Everder for Probate Judge: Experienced, Honest, Proven Record
The candidate is a seasoned lawyer with a long career in probate matters and a clean past. The argument emphasizes trust in an experienced candidate over an untested newcomer, asserting strong suitability for the probate role.
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Mer. Everder
Inside Record metalie article stirs reader reaction
The Record's inner pages carried a silver article last week that contradicted the paper's views. Some readers claim they see capital in it, but others welcome the discussion as they consider the full paper.
Treasury totals and per capita figures cited in state report
The summary notes a monthly treasury total of 1,030,10 and a population figure of 71,645,000 with a per capita amount of 2145. It traces per capita over earlier years 1355 in 1800 and 1570 1700 IST4, mentions a 1880 figure 141 and refers to political fundraisers in Muncie Indiana where Bryan was helped by Republicans to raise funds for a rally. The Omaha World-Herald comments on Generals Alver Sickles Sigels Howard and Tanner as aging figures touring the nation. It urges voters to consider Stroug as a temperance, Republican candidate on election day.
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Henry
Omaha 8An
Generale Alver
Sickles
Sigels
Howard and Tanner
Bommers
Don’t Lose a Vote in Republican Ballot Vignette
A voter warning appears in the Republican column urging care at the polls on Tuesday November 3. The vignette reinforces the idea of preserving one’s ballot and integrity in the upcoming election.
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Aolumn
Republican Vignette Urges Straight Ticket Support
A campaign piece urges voters to back the Republican ticket, praising McKinley era prosperity and protectionist policy. It advises stamping the Republican vignette and ensuring four neighbors also vote Republican to secure prosperity.
Arkansas and Vermont Maine voting trends in 1896 era
The piece analyzes September election results in Arkansas Vermont and Maine showing Populist votes split with Democrats. It notes many Populists stayed home or defected, while Republicans gain, asserting McKinley prosperity through protection and moral appeal and quoting McKinley on money and honest toil.
Proof on Canadian import impact spurs tariff debate
A Detroit visit by farmers Darius Reed Jothan Allen and Edwin Meachan examined McKinley and Wilson tariff law effects. They warned Canadian farm products flood Detroit, diverting dollars from American farmers, and urged McKinley protection to restore markets against Canadian competition.
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Darius Reed
Arcada
Jothan Allen
Emerson
Edwin Meachan
Elba
Detroit
Custom House
Canada
Bryan
McKinley
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