Bryan Sewall Cutler Barber Bowers Flummerefelt Slate
A fragmented ticket listing William J. Bryan for president with running mate Arthur Sewall, Augustus W. Cutler for Congress from Morris County, Isaac Barber for senator, and William K. Bowers and Alfred L. Flummerefelt as assessors, all in an eastern state ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bryan
Abe Nabenskne
Arthur J. Sewall
Maine
Augustus W. Cutler
Morris County
Isaac Barber
Political clashes over Mahlon Pitney and party lines
The piece attacks Republicans in New Jersey for opposing Mahlon Pitney and supporting McKinley era trusts. It condemns wealth influence and the free school movement while arguing Pitney’s vote against the river and harbor bill and party leaders’ actions reflect broader corruption and political maneuvering. It questions Pitney’s impact and notes local figures like Hanna and McKinley within a charged national debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Mahlon Pitney
Congress
Segan
Don- Rrasaman
McKinley
Mark Hanna
Cain
Bryan
Tammany Hall
New Yorke
Machinley
Meliiley
Jimany
Palmer
Bucknar
Mahlon
Pitney
Washington
Political rancor and silver debate in party halls
The piece rants at Sen Hill and Mr Cutler, blasting party foes and urging critic against Bryan era silver policy. It cites the New York organization’s blunder, pension disputes for veterans, and court opinions on taxation, while railing at McKinley opponents and urging sterling money reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Hill
New York
Harlan
Jackson
Congress
Justice White
Gold standard debate and crude insult mar public talk
The text critiques German money theorist Avendt and American advocates of free coinage, noting praise from Whitney and others while lampooning their forecasts of universal prosperity. It touches on political figures like Mahlon Pitney and Augusty, and a Q&A on economics and currency, ending with an advertisement for Brenton's Arnica Salve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Otto-Arent
Gold Standard
Avendt
Germany
Europe
Brewis
Gabler
Notice to voters on county election in Waton County
Public notice from Charles Warts County Clerk of Waton County Nanforse announcing the general election and registration requirements. It lists polling dates and places for districts and urges voters to register before October 27. The text is garbled OCR but centers on voter registration and election details for the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Waton
Nan
Atiorotdock
Sonia
Penelope
Parrish
Meg
Charles Warts
New Dress Fabrics and Carpet Stock Displayed At Auction
An auction preview touts a full dress fabrics and carpet department with a well lit show room. It promises a wide range from cheapest to best coverings, including new designs and modern style trends to attract buyers.
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Stayner
Evtron
Prommeyon
grRaeRirrtans Payahle
Electons
Tony
CaRnen
Asserptyn
William K. Bowers
Alfred L. Flummerefelt
Elias J. Mackey
Joseph
Hilgert
Michael. Kinney
Trusta
Ontler
Blake
Free Schoole
Onanthina
Aince
Barre
Hanna
States Senate
Hariosk
Ind
Senate
Garret A. Hobart
Cutler
Ron Iedie
Uhory
Tong Ont
Blackburn
Pennsylvania
Gangrese
Mexico
Turkey
Brygnesus
SS Ee
Saya
Republican - Wational
Trindis
India
Ohio
Mark Hartim
William McKinley
Pitty-frint
North American Review
Treasury
Unite States
Afteen
Lst
Tle
Henry George
Middle West
Mee Kinley
KH Exglisis
Mel
Benjamin Folsom
Claveland
United States
Shefield
Adda
Mulsom
Wm. J. Bryan
Nedall
Republican
Qutter
Soma Meni
Gressman Qutler
High Bridge Gazette
J. BR
Smith
Domovmts
Mir
Brynn
Thora
Atlage
Hunterden Democrat
Renzo
Augusty
Pulitzer
New York World
Hearat Equita
Deust
Journal
Hearst Hygien
Brerton
Eures
F. N. Jenkins
Warren County
Dr. Three
Notige
Ofo Bays Baal Gan Rabes
Elso
Binuketa
Mergenssorinsert
Balvidere Ave
Guarinte
GASTON & CL _ A
Warren
Stay
Ston
John
Gaston
Ware
Elle
Hto
Drake's Jewelry Store
Easton, PA
Pblic Saver
Bowse
Aurtigics
D B Laubach
D. Washington Ave
Mesa Paneer
Aveonni
Tiatila
Eigatci
Opus
Hs Santos
Beata
Rune
Cmt
Alan Fuely
Dora
Bytho
Mc Gallor
Walters
Philpsbura
Biven
Pitno
Wille
Artoway
Avery
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