14 Nov 1896
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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1896
Page
1
A sprawling, garbled account recalls Bryan versus McKinley campaigns with references to Prosperity and gold standards, Major Hanna, railroad labor, and vast campaign spending. It notes party dynamics, voter blocs, and hoped cabinet roles amid turbulent 1890s politics.
Fragmented OCR sports a muddy account of Kentucky politics with mentions of Bryan’s supporters, McKinley’s near ties, and Hardy leading in districts. It notes Greene County backing for Bryan and hints at a Republican push in the state’s race for United States Senator, with references to Burgess and Perkins.
A chaotic draft details officials and agencies affected by a sweeping purge. It notes dismissals, cabinet friction, and removed personnel from the Treasury and other departments as part of a broader government shakeup. Names and dates are partially obscured in the OCR.
Report recounts a Saturday gathering where locals celebrated the Republican victory and mocked opponents. Phrases describe cheers, political chatter, and the uneasy mood as speakers, including Figures like Jackson and Wasuddy, faced off on stage while theatergoers reacted with mixed enthusiasm and tension.
A fragmentary Indiana political column extols McKinley and warns Democrats about party shifts. The Tribune notes Republicans in the county claim strength while Democrats accuse pressure and sound money factions. A Port Republican reminder features wood artifacts as political tokens during the campaign.
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