Bryan at Canton on Stop amid War Talk and Cannon Motto
At Canton, Mayor Jones and ex Attorney General Mon Bett joined Bryan as the train departed Akron. Bryan praised Canton as a future home of an ex president, reflected on war and republican ideals, and cited the war cannon motto Miris ultima ratio regum as a symbol. He argued for restraint in war and stressed republican principles over imperialism while noting not to disrupt his itinerary for a five minute stop.
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To- Jedo
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Roth
New York
Akron Sta- SA Ry
Brian
Iowa
Charles Sumner
Boston
Philippines
Republican Party
Ollie
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Fragmentary Politician Rally Speech Questions Party Loyalty
A damaged passage notes a speaker naming Republicans as special men and urging listeners to consider whether certain policies fit the party, inviting self-reflection on party alignment. The text shows scrutiny of policy compatibility and party loyalty without clear outcomes.
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Republican Party
Ralleles Hie
Hearsts
Monett for Bryan at Columbus meeting
About 1200 people gathered at the Columbus Auditorium for a speech by Frank M. Monett former Ohio attorney general. He pledged support for Bryan and attacked trusts noting prosecutions he pursued as attorney general including over twenty four suits against monopolies and combinations.
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Columbus
Columbus Auditorium
Frank 5. Monett
Ohio
J. R. Sovereign
Knights of Tabor
Val Fitzpatricker
Order of Railway Conductors
Black Novelty Dreas Goods in Tastiest Brocades
A compact note highlights Black novelty items featuring rich brocade fabrics. The brief mentions Dreas Goods as a supplier of ornate textiles with emphasis on vibrant textures and craftsmanship.
Lawsuits and anti trust talk echo in old court room
The speaker denounces monopolies and trusts as violators of private property rights and calls for strong enforcement of the Sherman anti trust act. He recounts opposition by Republican leaders and press, praising federal action and court decisions while detailing prosecutions against major trusts and the need to regulate railroads and tariffs.
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United States
Salt Trust
Pomeroy
Mavet
Anti trust battle praised as Republicans face election
Speaker rebukes McKinley Griggs and administration for allegedly crippling enforcement of the Sherman act. He cites 12 suits with three begun under the current admin, including cases against Anderson and G and O Fuel, claiming a "magnificent record" for nullifying the act and urging voters to oppose Republican electors. He praises William Bryan as honest and urges a chosen side in the pivotal issue.
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Congress
United States
Anderson
United States Conselors’ Association
United States Versue G
Fuel Company
Supreme Court
Momett
William McKinney
John W. Griggs
William J. Bryan
Sherman
William
Kaiser’s Mother Health Bulletins Begin to Appear
Hamburg October bulletin reports Empress Frederick suffers neuralgic pains exhausting the heart and lung catarrh with rising temperature and rapid pulses. No present danger, but recurrence could be perilous. Patient declined medical updates. Burdock Blood Bitters offered as cure and regulator.
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Heath
Hamburg
Frederick
Stevenson Begins 12 Hour Tour of Southern New Jersey
Democratic vice presidential candidate Admiral Stevenson arrived in this city from Wilmington to launch a 12 hour stamp ing tour of southern New Jersey. He was met by Camden Bridgeton Millville and Woodbury Democrats and a state committee delegation at the Pennsylvania railroad station. The party traveled by carriage to Market Street ferry and then to Camden where a train carried them onward to Millville.
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Philadelphia
Stev ‘Enson
Wilmington
Del
Delaware River
Cambers
Pennsylvania Railroad
Camden
Bridgeton Millville
Woodbury
Ales
Market Street
Milvidle
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