Roosevelt Draws Crowds at Chicago Campaign Stops
Governor Roosevelt spoke to packed crowds at the Coliseum and Siret duisap regiment armory in Chicago, after delays and a late arrival. He defended McKinley’s Philippines policy against critics, insisting on American commitments and urging support amid political controversy.
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Chicago
Roceivelt
New York
Coliseum
Siret Duisap Regiment
Roosevelt
Wabanhavenue
Tan
Hanna
Cullom
Chard Yates
Republican Club
Judge Yates
McKinley
Republican National Committee
Hamilton Club
Banks
Chtaganiata
Gaelr Pub Hc
Agarich Te Saith Opent Dietitians
Philippines
Burke Qockran
Nor
Bryan
Pape
Sami Wuss
Tarrant
Hayes
Sclurs
Italy
Fryan
Leavenworth Tribune backs Republicans over fusion Germans
The Leavenworth Tribune, a German daily, endorsed Republican state and national tickets after previously backing Millivan. The move surprised Fusion leaders as the paper cited Governor Stanley’s liberal handling of Leavenworth affairs and praised his administration, while criticizing Breidenthal for Prohibition ties and promising.
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Leavenworth Tribune
Democrata
Leavenworth
Kansas
W. J. Bryan
Tritone
Millivan
Breidenthal
Turner Hall
la Lista
Ranik
Partiee
Indlangpolls Journal
Cockran Speaks on Imperialism at Topeka Meeting
In a crowded Topeka auditorium 4490 seats filled as Bourke Cochran argued against imperialism and for constitutional liberty, contrasting expansion with promotion of human progress. He tied prosperity to justice, warned against governing Philippines without consent, and called for Bryan’s election while criticizing Republican trusts and welfare.
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Bourke Cochran
Dermoerata
Ni Inaschon
Bistaceon
Totaur
Cochran
Hanns
Spposins Canal
McKinley
Dr. Bryan
Republican Party
Cookran
Hoarsenusa
Warani
Steimberg
America
Dixie
John W. Leedy
Dera
Sryan
Stevenson
Ae W
Breidenthal
Democratic Party
Weber
Mr.Cockran
Cockran
Philippines
Bryan
Sim
Pepublican
Dorma
Dempscratio
Alwas
Canada
Spain
Louisiane
New Orleans
Jefferson
Ieee Fons Mckinsey
Ieaersiaa
Ead Power
Philips Ices
Aeta
Philies
Amainildo
United States
Philippine
Aguinaldo
Santo
Aguitaldo
Br. Cochran
Byondantes
Aratch
Bourke Cockran
W. Bourke Cockran
New York City
Topeka
Mr. Bryan
Sataroy
Pullman
Seria
Campaign chatter and voter apathy amid Bryan McKinley talk
A Kansas City reporter quotes diverse voices on the 1896 race, noting voter apathy and the clash of Bryan and McKinley images. The article covers party loyalties, concerns about policy, and anticipated campaign dynamics with Cockran and Bryan tour plans.
Cockran Plans Rest After City Visit and Church Call
Bourke Cockran traveled through the city amid a peated drive and church visit, staying at the Hotel Throop with a restful plan. Despite a sore throat, he considered long distance calls to governors and committees, and anticipated further stops in Topeka and Kansas City for medical attention.
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Cockran
Audi Forium
Throop
Mr. Cockran
Topeka
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Schura
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Jenirn
Hong Kong
Briege
Theodore Sandico
Sandico
Manila
Hiego
Paippine Palley
China
Pekin
Republic
Chaffee
Bia
Speeg
Isa
Kansas City
Bourke
Helmad Fos State Journal
Ater i - Vanoes
Eee
Lancer
Larg
Delieve
Wall
Broade
Sbutt
Gage
Cockris
Alto
Cockren
Webster Devik
Thie
Erotic National Committee
J.C. Elliott
Sprat
Kansas Ave
Kodaks
John F. Strickrott
Kansas Avenue
E. G. Kinley
Jackson St
TEL
Wm. Schick
T. A. Beck
East 6Th Ave
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