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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1896
Page
2
A scanned 1900s style dispatch shows William Jennings Bryan urging voters to back the gold standard and criticizing silver policies. The piece cites speeches in Boston and Covington, notes party rhetoric, and highlights tensions between Republicans and Democrats over monetary policy and voter persuasion strategies.
A raucous Bryan gathering drew a large crowd as Bryan addressed the audience amid tense moments. Speakers urged restraint and enforcement of law while opposing factions debated public order and political aims. The event featured police presence and remarks on unity, with attendees reacting to calls for due process and constitutional authority.
The article asserts there was no assassination attempt on Bryan in Wheeling, noting the earlier report was unfounded and produced no credible details. It references confusion and misattribution surrounding the sensational claim.
Readers note dog wardrobes now feature warm coats and decorative outfits. Prices show dresses and gowns up to five dollars with winter wear and rainproof items among the listed accessories.
The speech rails at the Chicago Platform labeling it revolutionary, urging return to past prosperity. It extols tariff defense, free labor, steady money and public works while attacking opponents and promising work, price stability, and a stronger economy for workers, farmers, bankers, and merchants.
A testimonial from Mrs Laure Wroo Ernsts praises Dr Miles Heart Cure for reviving her health after years of palpitations oppression and weakness. She says after starting the remedy she felt the good effects quickly and recovered to regain strength and appetite, declaring the world should know what it did.
The Dun & Co weekly review reports a surprisingly large pile of failures for the quarter ending Wednesday. Totals show liabilities near 90 thousand with a 9 percent ratio to solvent business, plus significant increases in western states and manufacturing. Wheat prices rise amid short crops and strong demand, with Atlantic exports lifted by higher prices and cautious consumer demand.
Reports describe horrific loss of life and widespread destruction across Cedar Falls and nearby towns. Officials warn of continued dangers as rescue and recovery efforts begin. Local authorities urge calm while surveying damaged areas and securing essential resources.
The Journal reports Watson avoided answering whether he or Sewall’s withdrawal affects the proposition. Det. d Mn Watson appeared at Meboniugh yesterday and did not address the main issue, nor confirm or deny any involvement. The piece notes no reference to certain details in his speech.
A terse Missouri item notes Butler declined to comment on Watsons editorial about conflict between populists and democrats amid a disputed contest. Correspondence reportedly occurred as Watson supported the policy, while Butler avoided taking a direct position. Also a Missouri railroad book offer is advertised with photos of South Missouri scenery.
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