Populist Countys Race Sparks Late County Conventions
The article reviews a county populist contest amid a Republican silver party surge. It notes two state slates in contention for judge of probate and mythic reform, plus a wave of sentiment about silver, with Medway and Medway-like centers cited. The piece tracks party patience, a wave of organizing, and a pro silver avalanche feared by the populists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trantlé
Laty
Quah
Styeriit
Evans
Hue
Michiana
Beth of
Des Porthis
Gratht
Lori
Divi Bowie
Anita Medway
Basante
Honda
Melon for McKinsey in a Tish letter
A formed Saginawian living in Lake Charles La. sends a self explanatory letter published in the Avetin News. The letter describes a 2 pound watermelon grown by AO HL Richinson, sent to Hon. William McKinley in Canton Ohio, packed in hay and Tex wool, with rawhide fastener and Mexico silver dollar payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Charles
Avetin
Anethi
Tex
William MaKinley
Canton
AO HL Richinson
Bryan
Georgia
Mexico
Rio Granite River
Ed, Anderson
Southern Republican
The Dems Replace Reform with New Slogans
A traveling man recalls how from 1874 the Democratic party used reform as a campaign buzzword, then shifted to free trade, free silver, and even predictions of free soup. He jokes that the party will soon push free love, echoing Barnum’s remark that Americans like to be humbugged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Journal
Democratic Party
Crey
Barnom
America
It Is Not the Demonetization of River Markets
Ex Governor Foraker in Columbus declares demonetization of markets, not money, harmed farmers. He cites tariff shifts from McKinley to Wilson, drops in agricultural exports, factory closures, unemployment, and reduced home markets as evidence of Democratic policy hurting farmers, with imports rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foraker
Ohio
Columbus
Aiiver
Cleveland
Wilson Tech
Canada
Europe
United States
Rae Bas
Nessa
Maurice
Soltan
Ody
Republian
Campaign appeals for individual outreach in wartime tone
The writer argues this campaign requires beyond party lines and elite rhetoric. He urges practical steps by intelligent businessmen and workers to persuade neighbors with sound money and tariff facts, warning voters are unsettled. Persistent, targeted ads should reach districts, stores, and polling places, appealing to common sense and patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupvass Tt
Firesite
Pountey
Debate on Money and Free Coinage in 1890s America
An extended political editorial argues against opening the U S mints to foreign silver and advocates continued protection and reciprocity to spur American business. It cites inflation fears, money supply myths, and quotes Edward Atkinson while warning Republicans in Michigan to oppose Bryan and silver monetization as a threat to national stability and tariff policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite States
Pita
Bryan
Beluly
Republicanan
Nue
Michigan
Milne
Oregon
Ted Li
Sewall
Tey
Repubican
Andre Quitriotisu
Republican County Convention Menaces Local Race Plans
A Republican county convention is described with fragmented text outlining dates in September and various township wards and officers. The piece mentions county officers including treasurer and surveys, with names and places scrambled. The readable elements imply preparations for a party gathering and candidate selections across wards.
Awada Township Republicans to Hold Caucus Meeting
The Republican caucus of Awada township will meet Friday afternoon at 20 week standard time on the first floor of Birwutin’s building to nominate delegates for the county convention. Committee chairpersons urge timely attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hee Vilage
Lhoea
Lho
Wihoork
Howie
Warde
Avenida
Hentiitime
Wiener
Newark
Cilmernn
Seong
Awada
Priday
Birwutin
Letters Praise Chamberlain Medicines in Iowa and New York
A letter to Spectator editor W F Bonjurin from Rushford New York extols Chamberlain medicines. It notes high local esteem and cites a Dexter Iowa resident requesting their availability before a move. Mentions Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Pain Pain Balm Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bonjurin
The
Spectator
Rushford
N.Y
Chamberlain
Dexter
Iowa
Towa
Silo
Bes
Matas
Return Excursion Rates Announced by State Rail Lines
State railway announces excursion rates for round trip travel aboard Grand Holiday special. Adult round trip fare listed with cents added for applicable ages. Return limit stated, with dates in September, likely offering reduced fares for children under twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AW. M
OL & N
Employment Ad Listing for Reaper Travel Position
An ad seeking a position titled side established house in Michigan offers salary 780 payable weekly 15 with expenses. The reference asks to enclose a self addressed stamped envelope and directs to The National Stas Building Chicago with a vague date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Reaper
Michigan
National
Stas
Chicago
Eleventh Anstuag Otto Excursion Announced
Announcement for the eleventh Otto excursion during the autumn week, noting the round trip rate and the limited seats. Details on price and booking to follow, with the event to be held at Arbor.
Farmers Offer for Full Blooded Bulls Near Alina
Farmers urged to call at Nathan Banos farm two and three quarters miles southeast of Alina for access to a full blooded Obin Poland Ching boor or a full blooded Short Horn Durham bull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Alina
Nathan Banos
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alma Record
Go. F. Brown
Chevion
William McKinley
Garret A. Hobard
New Jersey
Aes Tema
Wematica
Tetelh
Lipnovanshiner
Hapoel
Tira
Sontyrary
Altfatt
Hank An
Oviatie
Wasik
Peverly Springer
Tell
Congressional
Heidi
Betelie
Stanerbaeh
Melon
McKinsey
Edward Atkinson
Boston
Senator Daniels
Virginia
Mir Daniel
Gall
Thrrough Myrottee
India
China
Jiapan
Bana
Moitel
Asia
Ashi
Major McKinley
New
York Tribune
London
Elronia- Juan
Miladelphia
Nowhies
Republican County Connection
Republican Caucus
Cambric
Silesia
Cambrrc
DR. Strong
Gage
Ske
Vermeulen
Filma
Old Teytai
Sloman
Alma Meat Market
Saginaw
Tuscola ST
Mich
Munsey
Frank A. Munsey
Fifth Ave
New York
Ted
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!