Two Points of View on Silver Question by Dugald Crawford
Dugald Crawford explains his harsh dismissal of twelve employees tied to silver advocacy then recounts repenting and reinstating them. He states he never coerced votes, describes his office supervision, and notes the shift in workers' silence toward the McKinley ticket amid free silver sentiment and ensuing business concerns.
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Louis
Costeforill
McMihiey
Wien
Vieia
Miyseif
Madero
McKinley
Canada
Snes
Beran
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A fragmented account discusses economic pressures and labor issues, focusing on a deposed boss’s reflections on fired workers, falling wages, and families facing hardship. It notes distrust, political concerns, and the impact of unemployment on communities and individuals.
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Cartiak
Keeers Senate Ln
Mares
Ataris
Belfon
Tim
Roy
War report highlights balloon and signal experiments
Washington reports to the secretary of war detail General Greet and the chief alonist overseeing balloon and signal line trials. The document notes increased bombardment and the use of tethered balloons and field instruments to establish communication along a coastal operation and to test aerial warfare techniques.
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Washington
Secretary of War
Aljen
Serhan
Marx
Peruita
Gan Prancivco Bay
Colimars
Gremsy
SheGla
sHil Ba
Enmels
Gresiey Stenka
Ieraat
Gonsd
Leavenworth Excursion and On Sale October 19
An estate offer outlines a Santa Fe route excursion with one fare for a round trip, valid through October. The notice promotes easy installments on purchases and advertises a local furniture and home goods shop. It also mentions health products and a medical advertiser in St. Gigary.
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Thin
Otober Uy
Tate
Bank Robbery Ends in Double Killings at Meeker
Meeker Cro Oct 15. Bank cashiers and a clerk were forced at gunpoint by three robbers who seized money and fled with the loot. Two assailants, Jones and Harris, were killed by pursuing citizens in the street. a third was mortally wounded and died later. Four bystanders wounded. a game warden and others aided the injured. Authorities pursued the robbers but bodies of the killed were identified as Jones and Harris. the surviving robber was shot through the lungs and died within hours. The raid occurred during broad daylight with the town surrounding the scene and telegraph lines reported from Denver.
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Culties
Azure Wingloves
Abe Rables
Chantes Jones
Willan Smith
Meat Valley
Harris
W. H. Clark
Victor Efi
Mhot Throwsh Farm
Etitien
Denver
Marker
Cal
Pemrest
Nefatithius
Theuina McCarthy
Ouahles Jones
Hamlet
Rother
George Harhtis
Rober
W. HM. Clark
Vieter Dikeman
A. Routh
Hotrek
Joe Roonky
Bard
Doratet
F. W. Fineus
Binvid Smith
Lésere
David Sielthi
Bank oMolals
W. E. Clark
Charlts Jones
Clark
Jonés
Stietl
Aulstugeering
Ls- Quest
Justitute Romisiie
Merey
Jones
Trent
Helehie
Hanna and Bryan spar over free silver strategy in campaign
Chicago dispatch reports Hanna defending fall of free silver as Bryan plans visits across states. He notes Bryan's trip unlikely to sway votes, while Republicans rally to gold and reciprocity, hoping to carry Illinois California Washington and Oregon.
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Chicago
Honoe
Col Win HB. Hahn
Hanna
Free Silver Democrats
Duynocrata
Bryan
Fred
Hann
Wm. J. Bryan
Minas
Republicko
Aay
Xia
Twinela
Hiryan
Air Hunta
Hanneils
Speakers’ Bureau
Tempaign
Nat
Hansulls
Lancolm
TN. Jamieson
National Republic
Coun Eumenitteeman
Hinds
Bryan Cat
Samieson
McKinley
WCTG Convention Sparks Turmoil Over Death of Infant
At the state convention of the WCTG Mrs Mary Seue a prominent member grew agitated and tore at her bonnet as delegates reacted with hysteria during a scene of penitence. The event drew sharp personal comments about sacrifice and mercy toward children amid the tumult.
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Columbus
WCTG
Mary Cseue
Bryan 15 Election Pact Alters Ligonier Match
A bizarre story from Ligonier Indiana reports a local match between Mies Grace Dawes of La Crates county and W. EL Kener of Mil Tihlker. They allegedly signed a written agreement promising wedlock if Bryan 15 is elected, otherwise the engagement ends and they vow not to marry unless the candidate wins, with detailed stipulations about vows and future plans.
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Ligonier
Ind
Mies Grace Dawes
la Crates
Do Exrpund
W. EL Kener
Mil Tihlker
Pyramid Pile Cure Claims Rapid Relief for Hemorrhoids
None need fear it Pyramid Pile Cure promises quick relief from hemorrhoids including itching and inflammation. Manufactured by Pyramid Drug Co Albany sold by agents at 50 cents a box. Also notes Apple Carnival at Leavenworth with Carnival dates October 14 and 1.
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Pyramid Pub
Leavenworth
Bryan Campaign in Michigan and Iron Mountain Crowd
Michigan October coverage describes Bryan supporters in Iron Mountain and Norway, with crowds cheering as he arrives. The speech defends silver, criticizes trusts, and urges voters to judge the candidate by policy, not personality, amid heated campaign activity and Republican interruptions.
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Margistre
Mich
Bryan
Iron Mountain
Hernander
Inferigies
Uran
Mes
Tittle
Norway
Powers
Escanada
Perimeta
Tale
Uut
Str
Hrvan
Ciizen
McKinley
Rovern
Furhien
Thaire
Ehpemiie
Holten
Gardiner
Brea
Timothy Tarnssey
Republican Clube
Turner
Hiss Sala
McKinley Club
Negay
Marquatte
Marquette
Janos Russell
Defining a Financial System and Honest Money
The speaker argues for free coinage and unlimited coinage at the present ratio without foreign consent. They contrast this with opponents who merely oppose without offering a plan, defend homes and futures, and claim gold money is the standard, while the speaker advocates a system they deem honest and protective of the people.
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Tem
Increased Postal Work Report From Washington Highlighting Costs
Washington reports the annual post office review shows a deficit of 4.13 million dollars despite a 13 percent rise in special delivery and 7 percent up in second class mail. It notes higher costs from subsidized Pacific railroads and details on letters, registered mail, and proposed rebates for registered letters.
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Washington
Pacifc
Ao News
Totel
Teneain
Railroads to restrict advertising tickets to standard papers
Chicago reports a western passenger inspection committee recommending no free or reduced transportation for advertising in organizations, associations, or catalogs. It calls for tickets only for regularly published standard newspapers and general periodicals. The measure is expected to be adopted by the agency holding a meeting this week.
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Chicago
A Party From Kansas To Visit McHinley On Saturday
A Kansas party is scheduled to visit McHinley on Saturday. The itinerary lists visiting locations, student groups, and attendees from Kentucky and Missouri areas. Venezuelan commission updates appear, with travel promotions to Chicago and St Louis via the Burlington Route.
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McHinley
Canton
Néy
Tariff debate fuels rally as Cleveland workers suffer injuries
In Canton Ohio on October 15 seven Cleveland City Street Railway Company workers were injured while protesting tariff reform. Major Mecklenney urged support for protection against free trade, arguing tariffs safeguard national prosperity and labor. Two hundred Cumberland miners and merchants arrived later, expressing solidarity with the stance. Train service updates between Cleveland, New York, and Chicago were announced as part of ongoing transportation changes.
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Cleveland City Steel Healiway Company
Mullinsey
Mekiely
Rome
Cleveliend
Ini
United States
Fomda
wWeeer
Elyea
Merenante
Michantes
Cumberland
Cumberland, Sta, Aid Vie Dintty
Selock
McKihiey
Peiret
Thomas Spyder
Whultmat
Allerheny County
Major Meacinney
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