Parker Telegram Reflections on Gold Standard Debate
The piece argues Judge Parker faced pressure from eastern papers to declare for a permanent gold standard. It cites The New York Times urging a sound money stance to counter the defection of free silver. It warns that Parker must declare gold standard permanence to salvage the party and his reputation, even if defeat seems likely. The Times allegedly would push for a decisive defeat if Parker errs again.
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Parker
Judge Parker
New York Times
Bryan
Judge Walker
St. Louis
Chicago
Kansas City
Democratic Party
Bryan Attacks Parker Tactics In Lincoln Speech
Prepared remarks published from Lincoln July 12 quote Bryan accusing Parker supporters of deception to win J udge Parker’s nomination. He claims New York platform vague, delegates misled, and gold plank defeated. asserts nomination achieved by crooked methods and concealment. A St Louis follow up defends expressing opinions before convention adjourned and before voters vote.
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Bryan
Lincoln
Parker
New York
Judge Marker
St. Louis
Grieg
Republican Prosperity Cited In Commercial Outlook
The piece argues that July shows improved industry and a hopeful fall outlook. It cites rising savings deposits in New York State, steadier iron and steel markets, growing dry goods demand, and unprecedented wool trading. Railroads show higher earnings. the Bureau of Labor bulletin signals rising purchasing power. optimism about harvests and fall business grows. It also notes gambling as a negative moral force and defends Mayor Groven against local critics.
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New York State
Iron and Steel
House ‘of Representatives
Bureau of Labor
Enat
The Presidents Position on Tariff Readjustment
The article critiques the presidents stance on tariff readjustment, arguing changes must protect the protective principle. It notes Western Democrats clash with Hill and Wall Street over Walker, warns against personal campaigns, and mentions Vice Presidential Candidate Davis reportedly withholding campaign fund subscriptions.
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Hill and
Wall Street
Walker
Davis
Once in a while bright skies bloom in verse and town notes
A Burlington Gazette piece interweaves a reflective poem about rare uplift with local notices and town chatter. It mentions Estherville seeking fall entertainment, campaign speakers Dolliver Shaw and Wilson, a Denver wreck rumor, a former Kossuth sheriff dieing, crop fears, brick and tile factory hopes, Rice Lake drainage talk, Armstrong band plans, and rural mail carrier stats.
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Vindicator
Republican
Tnordatoriand Republican CO
Incorporated
Wumchard Jn
Sprford
Presa
Treas
A. Scrols
W. 8
Ashford
Faltor
Itu
A. Nichols
Estherville
Iowa
Trerphone
Emmet
Grovar Bk
Pattraron
Thersby
Finmet
Cair Halvorson
Elers
District Court
Emmet County
Alo. Bergeron
Joan Amoldson
Reeneder
Samcel Coldlins
Emmpet County
M Ow Kendall
Roosevelt
Bryan ON
Cedar Rapids
Aheet
Thin City
Groven
Keepig
Ton Taggart
The
Nation( A
Belmont
Paradise
Burlington Gazette
Plano
Dolliver
Shaw
Wilson
Port Arthur
Kossuth County
J. G. Graham
Colorado
Bancroft
Kossuth
Mr.Graham
Denver
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Graham
Dea Moines
Mr. Graham
Toronto
Canada
Harry B. Graham
Burt
Royal Baking
Fowderman
W& Business
Winnebago County
Rice Lake
Armstront
Armstrong Feto
CG EK
F. W. Ebred
T. W. Doughty
Iowa Savings Bank
Matherville
Haman
Legal
Colon
Commercial Natal Bank
Merchants National Bank
Hank Yubuque
Peopis'a Savings Bank
Kioux City
Kounte Bros
Sweet American National
Ft. Dodge
Billie
Due Clearing House
Burplus Fund
Tate
Mack J. Groves
Frank P. Woods
Ts Asseta
Mack J. Grovga
Fane P. Woops
Mack J. Grovis
Frank Oodathia
Newsry
O. C. Stover
E. E. Hartung
P. 5
Converse
Terris
United States
Post Office Department
Ste
Iowa State
Vuh
Des Moines
Rock Island
Towa
Cranshky, Glendelson & Co
Aitkin
Itaska
Minnesota
M. H. Schloeman
Byron M. Cygon
Coon Block
6Th Street
Bennie’ Bakery
Jay Johnston & Co
Patterson & Patterson
Hocking
Trenton
Johnson & Willy
Apolis
Mini Edwards
Wood
Omaha
Fifth and Robert Sts
ST. Paul, Mini
Lraenat Advances
Duluth
Winnipeg Jrrannhatian
Ques Vane Savings Bank
Estherville, I
J. C. Rygg
Suis. S
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