Bryan's Talk on Money and Prosperity in Republican Rally
A Bryan speech in Tod ia attacks Republican financial policy. He claims money soon becomes non legal tender and accuses contributors to the GOP of funding corruption to secure four more years of power. He asks readers to trace money sources to reveal who profits and who is prospering under the current administration.
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Mir
Bryan
Todi
Mantas
St. Louis
Hognes
Chovelin da Ud
Meginley
W.P. Cary
Clinton, Allegheny Co
Orator Colonel Ingersoll questioned on silver crusade
The text portrays Colonel Ingersoll amid a heated debate over silver demonetization and debt relief. It describes sermons by a leader named Tagertoll and argues the speaker shifts from hellfire fears to silver restoration while accusing labor and merchants of greed.
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Revert Changersoll
United States
Tagertoll
Hoorn
Cam' Pest
Colonel Ingersoll
Money He Declains From The Stamp Against His Convictions
A terse remark questions a figure who proclaims piety yet acts contrary to stated beliefs. The line suggests hypocrisy in public professions versus private conduct, highlighting earned praise contrasted with alleged deceit.
Nevada voters rally behind Bryan in gold standard clash
Nevada residents pledge to back Bryan and free coinage, argue gold standard harms prosperity and property values. They condemn McKinley and the gold trust, praise local legislators for promoting silver and reform, and urge election of Francis Nowlands, Jones in Senate, and Nevada representatives.
How They Should Lincoln And Bryan Compared
A historical reflection notes that New York press echoed harshly at Lincoln in 1860 as it does at Bryan, citing May 19, 1860 when the New York Herald described Abraham Lincoln as a third-rate Western lawyer and poorer than Pierce, remarking on Republican convention conduct.
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Seward
Chase
Books
New York
Chicago
Herald
Lincoln
Htis
Bryan
Jackson
North
New York Press
New York Herald
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
United States
Pierce
Senator June Explains Silver Dollar Value At Opera House
In a persuasive speech at the Opera House Senator June argued against the 13 cent silver dollar hoax. He contrasted 412% grains of silver with stamped government coin, showing stamped silver becomes highly desired while unstamped silver remains mainly for utensils and hard to sell. He warned that open mints would not yield 83 cent dollars due to limited circulation and bullion owners exchanging for popular government coins.
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June
Opera House
Lanna
Multiple World Events Tangle In A Week Note
San Francisco reports on Artillery troops moved to Angel Island leaving Presidio defenses undermanned after a three million dollar investment. Pekin notes Li Hung Chang appointed Foreign Minister and punished for entering the Summer Palace ruins. Copombo reports steamer foundered killing about 20 whites and 27 natives. Eldridge, former congressman from Fono pov Lao, dies after long illness. An advertised salve claim offers money back if unsatisfied, priced at 25 cents.
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San Francisco
Eoening Post
Angel Island
Presidio
Pekin
Li Hung Chang
Li Hong Chang named foreign minister and other notes
Telegraphic notes report Li Hong Chang appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs by the Chinese government. A Farmers National Congress meeting is urged in Indianapolis on November 10. December wheat closed in Chicago at 69 4 cents. A dynamite works explosion near Hulton PA kills two. Train collision near Spring Park Missouri involved G A R members. Crew of the Wolesley steamer report fire at sea while bound for Harve. Cyclone and windstorm strike Santa Rosa CA. Chicago Pacific elevator fire kills several. Crop fears in India attract attention in London. Lieutenant Binns resigns from the Second Infantry. Crown Prince of Italy wedding in Rome. Bryan speaks in Illinois defending votes for workers. Public notices include tax roll figures for 1896 and education and railway comments.
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Farmer's National Congress
Tndianapolis
New York
Antone C. Nanea
Joseph Soza
Battle Creek
Tehama County
California
Chicago
India
Acme Dynamite Works
Hulton
Pennsylvania
Speaker Reed
Kansas
Wolesley
New Orleans
Harve
France
Santa Rosa
Forestville
Victor Lampert
Pacific
London
Bombay
Joseph J. Binns
Second Unitedtates Infantry
War Department
Italy
Helena of
Montenegro
Quirinal
Rome
Santa Marie Degli
Bryan
Buda
Lllinois
Harrison
Ingalls
Letter Extrapolates Ohio Vote Toward Bryan in 1908
A.C. Caner reports strong Bryan sentiment across Ohio with surface indicators favoring a statewide win. He cites goldbugs poll results suggesting a silver tidal wave, while Republicans typically win Ohio by large margins, and notes a statewide swing toward Bryan if trends hold. Advertisements and a post office list of uncalled letters follow, including Mrs Winslow’s Syrup claim and a straw vote at the Rags House showing Bevan ahead of McKinley.
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C. Mack
Covinn
Ohio
A.C. Caner
Mra. Winslow
Mylion
Oncos
Mrs. Winslow
Winslow
United States
Ars
Joly
James Sullivan
Rags House
Bevan
McKinley
Nevada Vote Purchase Plot Exposed By San Francisco Paper
A scheme to swing Nevada’s electoral vote for McKinley is exposed by the San Francisco press. Hanna allies allegedly offered gold to secure votes, while fear of lynching hindered action. The report names donors and methods, detailing a national corruption concern tied to a syndicate’s influence over a candidate. Meanwhile at the High School, Friday’s exercises showcased strong rhetoric and music, with praise for student performances and mentions of local figures.
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Hanna
Nevada
San Francisco
McKinley
Party of
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