Fusion Boosts Democratic Populist Backing In Ohio
A letter from Marion details Republican fears as Democratic and Populist factions fuse their efforts in Hocking County. J. E. Brown and W. H. Taskins join the Democratic Executive Committee and will actively support campaigns. The piece listsUpcoming rallies across Ohio towns with Bryan Silver Quartette performances and speeches by Wilson, Pettit, and Wright, highlighting party enthusiasm and local reactions.
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Missshi
J. E. Brown
W. OH. Taskins
Democratic Executive Committee
Hocking
Marion
No. OG Echo House
Wilson
E. O. Pettit
Bryan Silver
Murray City
Hon. Wei, Fink, Jr
Togin Bryan Silver
Gore Oo
Act
Wilton
V. Wright
Routh Perry
Tlovbore
A. Wilson
Pettit d. Bo Wajon
Vv. Wright
Bryan Billver
Fusion politics in Hocking County sparks salary debate
A heated dialogue in Hocking County outlines fusion between Populist and Democratic committees. Discussion centers on salaries for county offices, chiefly the commissioner and coroner, and the political maneuvering around resignations, endorsements, and expected electoral majorities in Laurel township. The piece defends the value of deputy salaries and patronage while questioning rival claims and party loyalty.
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Meduarnds
McKay
Biler
Hocking County
Thaus
McLain
Hosking
Holt
Democratic Committee
Ilott
AH. Wilson
J. D. McLain
W. MH. Haskins
D. TL. Lappen
Nelson Armstrong
Brother McKay
Commissioners
John W. Smith
John Smith
Laurel
willLingke
Ite
Laurel Township
George Ine
George Tucoby
McKayanys
Lili
Lyoin
Jonas
Demonetization and Silver Value Hit American Farmers
An 1870s era tract argues silver demonetization hurts farmers, miners, and American industry. It contrasts silver and gold coinage, cites prices and exchange effects, and claims restoring silver coinage would raise prices and revive manufacturing. It alleges Wall Street and English influence cripple U.S. producers and calls for policy reversal.
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Europe
Milver Ab
Wivernuslng
India
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United States
England
United Stated
Wall Street
Coercion in Campaign Drives at Chicago 1896
A Chicago based report details widespread employer pressure to vote for McKinley in 1896. Railroads and major firms allegedly threaten job loss and reduced hours to force employees toward Hanna’s campaign, with testimonies from workers and union officials describing coercive tactics and intimidation in the workplace.
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National Democratic and Flyer
Chicago
Mark Hanna
Brynn
Logan
Tanna
McKinley
Railronda
Namin
Milwanker & St Paol
Railway Men’s McKinley Club
Blin
Hubbell
Bomet
Phe Hoek Talon
Regan Fe Certer
Crane Manufacturing Company
Powter Company
Featherstone Company
Silver Elk
Typorgaphient Union
Mc Crane
Hye Heepenberg
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