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A compilation of scattered excerpts from various papers mocks politics and social attitudes. It references John Temperance Graves and Will Watson with election timing, a Nebraska campaign tale, a silver party farmer cow, and humorous or moralizing quotes about girls and crime.
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John Temperance Graves
Watson
Tom
Richland Paper
Nebraska
Atute
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Boab
John Temple
Benjamin
Enterprise Gazette
Georgia
Alex Carr
Ben Osborn
Atlanta
Peculiar Money Habits Of Honest Debtors Reported
A New York Times interview quotes a businessman describing why some reliable men avoid paying small debts promptly. One man keeps large bills to delay change, another pays with checks, and another settles grocery bills only once a year, illustrating varied approaches to settling accounts.
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New York Times
Populists Face Choice Between Watson McKinley Vote
The piece notes populist leaders threaten to sulk or back McKinley after Watson loss. It questions patriotism and principle if a voter rejects their man for spite and may abstain or support McKinley. The tone critiques office seekers and predicts likely voter behavior.
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Watson
McKinley
Huntera
Fusion proposal sparks clash at populist state meeting
A populist state executive meeting last week issued a manifesto proposing a seven seven split of Democrats and Populists with all thirteen electors instructed to back Bryan and Watson. The Democratic committee met Tuesday and refused fusion, denouncing the idea as unprecedented and insulting.
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Democratic Party
Watbon
Bryan
Sewall
Democrats
Watson
Democratic Committee
The Duty of Patriots Speech Warns Against Money Power
A historical political piece argues that the money power and England-linked interests seek to control the United States via elections. It condemns one political party for aiding this scheme and urges citizens to oppose it and speak out in the upcoming November vote.
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America
England
Living Advertisement of Kindness Trade Offer
A brief passage promotes a dubious trade bargain promising kindness to persuade people to surrender their trade in exchange for cheap goods. The text frames the offer as harmless while urging immediate participation and long term savings.
Vote Against It Patriotic Call to Oppose Power
A patriotic appeal denounces political ferment and urges voters to stand against the money power. It warns that revolt could drive prices down and widen class poverty, urging turnout to protect the people’s interests. The passage includes a brief comic exchange about returning to the country and informing a servant.
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