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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1896

Page

2

Labor Demonstration in Support of Bryan at Clermont

York Sept 4 A labor rally backed Wilkes Bryan amid protests against interference in elections. Speakers denounced capital and praised Bryan while pledging united labor support and condemning recent court and party actions. The crowd filled the venue as Bryan addressed supporters and pledged to fight for the common people.

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Bryan Invokes Lincoln Planks Against Opponents

In a fiery speech, the speaker contrasts today’s platform with Abraham Lincoln’s Republican plank. He praises Lincoln’s legacy while criticizing critics of the Supreme Court and stressing enforcement of laws. He cites Tilden on corporate power and argues for independents against moneyed interests.

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Bryan closes East meeting with open air address

After a long program at the academy, Bryan spoke for an hour and a half, receiving prolonged applause and cries of support. A brief outdoor address followed inside the hall as Senator Blackburn was introduced amid enthusiastic reception and sharp attacks on Democratic leaders.

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Doors at Academy of Music Crowd in Brooklyn

A large crowd packed the Academy of Music in Brooklyn forcing doors shut after a Bryan Sewall event. The audience, many women, cheered and waved flags to The Star Spangled Banner with a brass band playing patriotic airs. Prominent Democrats attended amid a wave of excitement as 5,000 fought for space. speakers included Hugh McLaughlin and county officials. A later rush closed all exits, creating a climactic crush of thousands.

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Women Form Free Silver Club Banner Event

Women of the city form the Women’s Free Liver club with a big meeting at Hamilton hall Friday night. Captain Joe Waters and ex Senator John Martin will speak. A banner costing 17 dollars, bearing Bryan and Leedy lectures, will be presented to the Bryan Leedy Free Silver Flambeau club for the Dragon of Ages parade next Thursday night.

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Tammany's Battle in New York for Straight Ticket

In New York on September 24 Tammany politicians debated a threat from an interview with James Cae about loyalty. They insist no member can stay if not voting the straight national and state ticket in November. Sheehan predicts changes in Tammany hall personnel as several longtime leaders refuse Bryan Sewall Chicago platform and Tammany will mount a stronger campaign than rivals expect.

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Ex-Consul to Madagascar Lectures in Chicago

John I. Waller ex consul to Madagascar lectured to a small audience at Quinn Chapel Twentieth and Wabash avenue. Introduced by George G. Jones who carried the petition that prompted inquiry into the case of the ex consular mission. He argued his imprisonment stemmed from prejudice tied to protecting American merchant interests in Madagascar, while admitting he violated French military postal regulations during the island war. The audience of colored people appeared sympathetic.

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Pacific Reunion Excursion Trains From Coffeyville and Osawatomie

The Bois souri Pacific announces special trains on Tuesday September 2% from Coffeyville to Topeka via Chatta pa Pluteburg Fort Scott and Garnett and on Thursday October 1 from Cowell Grove and Osawatomie to Topeka timing 410 am. Also travel ads for De Witt s Little Early Risers and Burlington Route through trains from Missouri River points to the north with day and night services and observation sleepers.

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McKinley Praises Women and Warns Voters in Canton Speech

Canton Ohio September 24 Major McKinley appeals to Wood county delegation praising women's role in progress and urging first time voters to understand citizenship. He recalls casting his first vote for Lincoln in 1860, calling it a priceless memory and stressing duty, courage, and public honesty in voting.

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Wealth through labor and factories proclaims revival

A spirited civic speech urges industry as the path to prosperity, arguing that higher wages or more money won’t by themselves raise output. The speaker contends factories must run full blast, American machinery employed, and labor, confidence, and enterprise will restore wealth, jobs, and better markets.

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