Bryan and McKinley contested by wealth and ethics
The piece argues Bryan as defender of honest wealth against McKinley Hanna rule. It cites Bryan’s single mindedness for reform balance over party pressure, his integrity refusing corporate payoffs, and his stance against imperial ventures. It echoes New York Journal editorial urging readers to compare Bryan’s record with McKinley’s.
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Bryan Draws Massive Crowds In New Jersey Rally Tour
Democratic candidate William Jennings Bryan toured New Jersey in a rain soaked campaign across Dover Trenton Elizabeth Hoboken and Princeton Junction drawing tens of thousands. He pressed anti Republican themes attacking bank notes and monopolies while urging farmers to back a strong populist platform.
Tragic death of aged Broadway resident Leila Lewis
Aged Broadway woman Leila Lewis, 74, died after hanging herself from a bed post in her home. Neighbors reported prior threats and distress over family, money, and home life. Fire and medical staff failed to revive her. husband Marcus Lewis and three sons and three daughters survive. The article also describes a community fair at St. Joseph's and a Democratic meeting with local speakers and political discussion.
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Bryan Victory Hopes Across States in 1900 Election
A New York Journal analysis argues William Jennings Bryan could win without New York, totaling 233 electoral votes with New York and other doubtful states. The piece notes Ohio Indiana Illinois and Washington Prohibitionists as influential, recounting a temperance meeting in Belvidere with Rev. Dixon and local clergy praising Bryan's prospects and critiquing McKinley.
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A Musical Treat at Thanksgiving Night in Washington
A concert at Printbyteria church to aid the whole Tand features Dr. Ian A. Jackson famed tenor of New York City and arranger work. Dr Jackson and Prof Kananas of Easton lead a program with local and foreign talent. Organist Kananas, choir instructor, helps present the program aimed as the best concert ever in Washington and Pennsylvania.
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Aged Solilar Drops Dead Near Asbbry Road
An elderly man about 75 years old living with his brother Josaph Gross fell from his chambers on Monday morning near Asbbry on the back road to the Kearney Soldiers' Home and died almost instantly. He had been an inmate of Morris Plaza Hospital at times and was long regarded as demented. De G. M. Williams and Justice W. G. Creveling were summoned. the coroner ruled death by apoplexy.
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