Voting Advice Urges Straight McKinley Ticket in Ballot
The article warns voters that the ballot is large and easily confused. It instructs marking the circle at the top of the Republican column and avoiding any other marks to ensure the vote counts for McKinley and the GOP ticket. It cautions against scratching to prevent spoiling the ballot. It notes speeches at the McKinley home in Canton and urges support with protective tariff policy.
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McKinley Appeal Urges Vote for GOP Ticket
The writer argues that no Popocrat has a chance in the county and that Republicans should not aid Democrats or Popocrats. He urges voting for McKinley and the entire Republican ticket to protect party principles and future welfare.
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Vote for Bryan for a cheaper dollar that still buys little
The speaker argues any workingman or farmer who feels a dollar buys too much should vote for Bryan and a cheap dollar, noting it will take as many hours of work to earn the cheaper dollar as it does today to earn the dollar the Popocrat financiers claim has too much purchasing power.
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Ballot Advice Urges Straight Republican Ticket
The notice tells voters to mark an X in the circle at the head of the Republican column, the first on the ballot, to cast a straight Republican vote for McKinley and Hobart, warning that selecting individual candidates may cause confusion.
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Republicans Urge Straight Ticket to Avoid Ballot Mistakes
The official ballot is unusually large with many parties. Republicans are urged to place an X in the circle at the head of the Republican column to vote the straight ticket and prevent vote errors.
McKinley Seen Winning Georgia Vote Says GOP Chair
Georgia Republicans express strong support for McKinley with Buck, the state chairman, declaring the state will cast its ballot for McKinley in a straight vote. The assertion reflects confident party sentiment and expectations.
Tariff Dead Issue Amid Treasury Deficit Reminder
The article notes the tariff is a dead issue with the Popocrats while a Treasury deficit of 5 740 000 dollars for the first half of October keeps revenue needs in focus.
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McKinley Hobart Victory Seen as Inevitable
The passage celebrates McKinley and Hobart, urging all true Americans to vote and shout for victory. It credits good crops and prices for ending the Greenback movement and foresees the death of free silver through this political momentum, with other factors aiding the outcome.
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McKinley
Hobart
McKinley Favored by Herald Forecast in National Vote
The New York Herald predicts McKinley will win the presidency on November 3 with a large electoral lead, listing Republican gains in 19 states and calling California Kansas Minnesota Nebraska North Carolina Oregon South Dakota Washington and Wyoming doubtful. It forecasts a 248 to 134 electoral split with a strong House and Senate for sound money. A Chicago dispatch notes Hanna’s claim of 33 of 45 states for Republicans.
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Judge C H Noyes Endorses McKinley and Hobart Letter
A Warren News letter from Judge C H Noyes renounces Bryanism and free silver and endorses McKinley and Hobart as well as Congressman Stone. He urges Democrats to unite, rejects repudiation, and says he will vote for McKinley and Hobart, and for the current representative in Congress.
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Public record of William J. Bryan as Nebraska politician
A summary notes Bryan’s rise in Nebraska politics since 1890 with Populist support, his reelection in 1892, a failed 1894 Senate bid, and his early fame as a House speaker favoring free trade. It mentions a Lincoln elevator plaque attributing its placing to his efforts and his controversial Chicago campaign speech to a hostile mob.
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Flag Day clash stirs party flag displays next Saturday
The report notes Hanna designates October 31 as Republican flag day, with Jones of the Bryan party urging supporters to display flags too. Most groups plan flag displays, while some parties and minority groups are not participating. Republicans may distinguish their flags by adding McKinley’s portrait.
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Democrats Split Over Palmer Buckner Support In Warren News
Chns Dinsmoor urges Democrats to back Palmer and Buckner following Judge Noyes, who plans to vote for McKinley and Stone. Charles Schimelfeng champions Palmer over Bryan while Charles Chase argues Democrats should vote Bryan and defends free silver and other notions.
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Chas. Chase
Gold imports surge as demand for American goods rises
Over seventy million dollars in gold has entered the country driven by foreign demand for American wheat and other products. The figure surpasses the total gold imports of the prior four years by about ten million. The piece argues for protecting home industry to keep wealth from flowing abroad.
Political endorsements and campaign notes from several papers
Across editorials and remarks from San Francisco Bulletin to Buffalo Express, papers cite Republican gains, McKinley favorability, and warnings on silver coinage. Commentators urge individual votes, expose party tactics, and contrast Republican progress with Democratic budgets and deficits.
Morrill Re-elected Senator From Vermont at 87
The Vermont Legislature re-elected Justin S. Morrill to the United States Senate. Born in 1810, he will be about 87 when the new term begins, yet remains vigorous and alert. He has 42 years of continuous service at the Capitol, including 12 in the House, and surpasses earlier long-serving figures like Benton and Sherman in longevity.
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Senator Quay's Prophecy at Pittsburg Meeting
At a Pittsburg gathering Senator Quay warned that electing McKinley would push bi metallism into international action within ten months and tariff reforms lasting for years would follow, freeing focus for higher questions of legitimate statecraft.
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Europe
Bet on McKinley Bets Woman and Home in Elkhart Bet
William Corbus of Elkhart county Indiana wagers that if McKinley is elected his wife will become George W Barnell’s wife and Barnell will deed a $5,000 house and lot to Corbus if he loses the bet Mrs Corbus mother to many children and Barnell must provide for them if victorious Papers are drafted and election returns awaited.
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Wm. Corbus
Elkhart County
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Popocrats push cheaper dollar critiqued by voters
The piece quotes critics challenging the idea that the gold dollar is too valuable and would buy too much. It asserts voters in Warren County should rebuke such claims at the upcoming poll, arguing Americans deserve better.
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Popocrats
Warren County
Temperance Message Hits Home in Local Poem Night
A local temperance speaker visits a poetry event to illustrate temperance in drinking, eating, and talking. The piece mentions a small drinking house that all can close, with its door described as just beneath the nose.
Dress Culture Club of Brooklyn Sets Ground Hue Fashion Rule
Fifty prominent Brooklyn ladies form a Dress Culture Club pledging to wear dresses three inches from the ground in fair weather and six inches on wet days. The party laments Bryan speeches as wheat prices rise and silver falls. The death of ex Speaker Crisp shocks the Democracy as it mourns one of its ablest leaders.
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Warren County Election Notice for 189 Third Day of November
I D M Howard high sheriff issues public notice to Warren County electors about the general election to be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 189, from 7 pm to 7 pm at all districts. Voters will elect four electors at large, 28 district electors, several Representatives and county officials. Nominees for offices listed follow.
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McKinley and Hobart Campaign Electors Listed in full
A complete slate of presidential electors and officials is named including McKinley for president and Hobart for vice president. The list features electors such as Joseph Wharton Alexander Patton William Witherow and others with additional posts across representation at large in Congress General Assembly and county offices. It includes Galusha Grow Charles Stone Z T Weaver and multiple county roles like District Attorney and Jury Commissioner among trustees and auditors.
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Joseph Wharton
Philadelphia
Alexander E. Patton
Clearfield
William Witherow
Allegheny
Peter L. Kimberly
Mercer
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Pearson
Henry C. Prevost
Allen B. Rorke
I. B. Brown
Frank B. Hendley
Fred H. Eaton
Wm. M. Taggart
C. Brown Miller
Leonard I. Myers
R. H. Shindell
Joseph H. Huddel
George T. Swank
William F. Soley
A.C. White
John Fritz
Wm. N. Randolph
Henry L. Johnson
E. Wertheimer
John H. Landis
Josiah Speer
Everett Warren
Edward E. Abrams
B. W. Wilde
Isador Sobel
Harrison Ball
William Schour
D. W. Miller
Joseph C. Campbell
Mckinley
Hobart
John 8. Pearson
Frank P. Hendley
William M. Taggart
Leonard Myers
Joseph H. Huddell
William F. Solly
Rlder
Wellington Wild
David W. Miller
Johns
Rider Wellington Wild
James V. Brown
Frederick H. Eaton
George Barron Miller
Reuben
Presidential electors list names Bryan Sewall and associates
A historical notice lists Bryan and Sewall as presidential electors with numerous names following, including Mark 32 Thomas Sterrett Lewis N Ireland Alexander H Coffroth Thomas G Delahunty John H Keenan and others, alongside positions such as Associate Judge Samuel E Eldred and County Auditor R E Geer.
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Bryan and Watson
Alexander H. Coffroth
Thomas Sterritt
Lewis N. Ireland
Thomas G. Delahunty
John H. Keenan
John J. Taylor
Thos. McCullough
Robert A. Thompson
Chas
D. Kaier
Jos
Sartain
Albert M. Hicks
John Hagan
James J. King
John B. Storm
Thos
E. Haak
Alexander H Coffroth
Thomas Sterrett
Lewis N Ireland
Thomas G Delahunty
John H Keenan
Albert M Hicks
John J Taylor
Thomas McCullough
Robert A Thompson
James J King
John B Storm
Thomas E Haak
Charlies F Rengier, Jr
Charles H Schadt
Thomas R Phillips
Charles D Kater
Notable Individuals Listed in Public Notice
A long list of names appears in a public notice segment including William H Musk Clement J Cassidy Charles W Ricker George G Anton Edward Kuppinger Theodore Gey Abraham Levin Max Keller Gustave Zeglin Theodore Rickert Ernest Duering William Feinhals Herman Kreimer Henry Broegger Martin W Held Brooklyn B Levengood EbenezeriC Howarth John H Lewis Thomas Grundy James Cooke Adam Kuttenberger Anthony Beckers Simmon Segal John H Dreher John Shmeleskey Micah Bogan John G Smith John Lentz Charles F Englert William H Thomas Michael Klemann Josiah W Burrows Emil Guwang Fred W Long.
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William H Musk
Clement J Cassidy
Charles W Ricker
George G Anton
Edward Kuppinger
Theodore Gey
Abraham Levin
Max Keller
Herman Kreimer
Henry Broegger
Martin W Held
Brooklyn
Levengood
Ebenezeric Howarth
John H Lewis
Thomas Grundy
James Cooke
Adam Kuttenberger
Anthony Beckers
Simmon Segal
John H Dreher
John Shmeleskey
Micah Bogan
John G Smith
John Lentz
Charles F Englert
William H Thomas
Michael Klemann
Josiah W Burrows
Names of numerous individuals listed in historical notice
A dated OCR portion lists many full names including J Acker Guss William Cooper Robert Cameron James Dodds William F Boyd Jacob Reese Samuel B Luckie Clement L Burtnell Albert T Sharpley Isaac D Johnson Isaiah C Landes Joseph Kift Jr T Howard Webb Daniel M Weidman Francis P Willits Samuel E Horner Chester R Drown Clayton G F Miller Charles W Van Bickle Joseph T Phillips John W Ballard Davis Yarnall Joshua E Hannum Francis W Hicks Hanson P Passmore Charles Gerner Alva C Brosius William A Matter William H Farley Elmer E Gregory James H Alcorn John Dennis.
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William Cooper
Robert Cameron
James Dodds
William F Boyd
Jacob Reese
Samuel B Luckie
Clement L Burtnell
Albert T Sharpley
Isaac D Johnson
Isaiah C Landes
Joseph Kift, Jr
T Howard Webb
Daniel M Weidman
Francis P Willits
Samuel E Horner
Chester R Drown
Clayton G F Miller
Charles W van Bickle
Joseph T Phillips
John W Ballard
Davis Yarnall
Joshua E Hannum
Francis W Hicks
Hanson P Passmore
Charles Gerner
Alva C Brosius
William A Matter
William H Farley
Elmer E Gregory
James H Alcorn
John Dennis
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