Political Campaign Tensions and Silver Drive Across States
Regular correspondent notes Republican corporate backing for McKinley and Democratic reform aims under Bryan. Reports Faulkner and leaders forecast battles in New York and New Jersey, fusion failures, and strong minor party movements. Includes Ohio and Iowa sentiments, a Wisconsin League fiasco, and rising demand for free silver documents while mining prospects at Banner Elk attract capital.
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Biz
McKinley
Bryan
Western Union Telegraph Company
Tom Watson
Faulkner
Alabama
Arkansas
Wisconsin
R. C. Hine
Washington
Republican League of Clubs
Milwaukea
Populists to nominate Butler for President in 1900
Maj. H. L. Grant says the Populists will nominate Butler for president in 1900, and he will win unless McKinley and the Republicans fix silver legislation to improve times. Grant asserts McKinley will fix silver so the policy remains dead if his party wins.
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News and Observer
Maj. H. L. Grant
Butler
McKinley
Maj. Grane
Fix
Ram's Horn Blass: Quotes on God and Virtue in School Life
A collection of aphorisms on piety, character, and moral conduct. It touches on respecting God, judging by heart, giving to the Lord, child protection, and the value of a contented spirit over wealth. It emphasizes daily righteous deeds and the impact of faith on others.
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Chenan
Christ
Remedy for mouth scandal cure with gossip humor
A humorous cure for a terrible disorder of the mouth called scandal advises mixing good nature, mind your business, charity, and keep your tongue between your teeth. The remedy claims to cure itching and urges repeating the dose for relapse. Cham berlain's Cough Remedy is praised as a Godsend. sold by druggists.
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Chamberlain
The
Democrat
Carolton
Now Do It Now The Secret To Getting It Done
A short exhortation on seizing the moment and tackling tasks immediately. It urges starting with the first available duty and marching through tasks in order like disciplined troops to gain momentum. The quote attributes success to action and the word Now. The author attributes the lesson to Lutheran sentiment.
Cleveland’s political fate after his controversial legacy
A friend questions why an editorial was not written about Cleveland endorsing Pal mer and Buckner. The piece argues Cleveland harmed his party by courting trusts and gold interests, then faced repudiation as principles outweighed his influence. It notes Democrats neither wanted nor trusted his approach ahead of March.
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Cleveland
Palmer
Buckner
Bryan
No tide in affairs of men and Lytle Elixir ad
An old saying is cited about tides in human affairs and the piece urges having Dr. Lytle's Elixir for Diarrhoea on hand to ensure timely administration when the opportunity arises.
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Profit
Wheeler and Wheeler
Colorado
Proffit
Rocky Mountains
Uirine
Tenn
N.C
Ainitiation Fe
Otters
Campaigner Bryan heads to victory in rally chant
A spirited verse proclaims Bryan as a coming winner with rallying calls. The poem invites cheers for Billy Bryan and mentions the line of march and the breeze and pines while crediting Jonnx Morris Kennedy.
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Bryan
Billy Bryan
Jonnx Morris Kennedy
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Indianapolis
Indiananohs
Mr. Cleveland
A. J. Warner
Ohio
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Sewall
Towa
Mr. Bryan
Capitol Building
Germany
Jacob Exsbenson
Chicago Lumber Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Old Country
Banner Elk
Banner's Elk
Thomas Vroffit
WF. Benjamin
Spectator
Rushford
N. Y
Dexter
Lowa
Jong Cag
East Auburn
Dullas
Cordovan
Ona Millon
L. Douglas
Etyle
Meir
William R. Lovill
Attorney AT Law
J. M. Hogshead
Panner’s Elk.n
W. B. Councill, JR
W. B. Councill
M. D. Boone
King Street
Post
J. F Morphew
LAW
Marion,n.c
Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell
McDown
Jaime
GP. LovaLi
J.C. Mletcher
Wovill
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