Weiser Signal reports on McKinley and Oregonian critique
The Weiser Signal recounts a New York World paragraph critiquing the gold standard and labor conditions, contrasting Western and Southern views, and urging unity among Weiser farmers. It notes Oregonian commentary on McKinley and a legal note about the Wright act and Ross decision affecting water rights and public water use. The piece advocates Western self-reliance and local control of water resources.
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New York World
Wright
Preston
Witer
California
Idaho
Quidwell
Nile
Hue
Weiser
Heim
The Oregonian's Political Rant and Population Theories
A fragmentary critique targets The Portland Oregonian's coverage and tone, mocking presidential talk and party bias. The text haphazardly discusses McKinley Bryan rhetoric, population estimates, and political opinions with scattered, satirical remarks.
From Whence Came They The Nationwide Vote Debacle
A garbled Rocky Monnixin News item reviews 1900s election returns with claims of inflated tallies and inconsistent figures. It cites McKinley Bryan Palmer and Prohibition votes, noting Cleveland and Harrison figures and Prohibition entries, while questioning total counts and voter reach in multiple states. The piece hints at irregularities in early census and election tallies across several years.
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Portland Orwgenian
Oregonian
Kinley
Wabert
Bryan
Kinsem
Phebe
Wuahhpornan Divb Wey
Alan Tre
Anil Eest
Wunhiver
Les Rebel
Wwelers
Cove
Iowa
Allvnf
McKining
Palmer
Lowe
Clare- Vand
Harrison
Weaver
Chiveland
Cleveland
al Id
Kown Heavis
McKinley
Uarrison
AMS
Pyrealdent Wim
Haren
Prohibition
Grivien
Gleveland
Jertos
Vumiex
McKinley Wurl
Oregon
Megan
Palme
Wendamit
Wenvyge
Cheegan
Inafure Milli
MeKusl
Haremon
Ine Dani
Levering
Beatles
Soeinlint Abbor
Yon
Clevelind
P. Sibitian
Harejon
Prohibician
Union Labor
Sie McKinney
aPan Arykha
Goel
Boon Geen
Mr. Bryan
Woowever
Ohio
Russell
Moryan
Horrigan
Kentucky
Bevan
Mort
Hatriko
Emma
Sue
McKinley Leads in Wide-Eyed Vote Totals Across States
The article catalogues presidential voting tallies from multiple states, noting McKinley's strong performance and Bryan's high vote counts. It outlines historical comparisons, including Ohio and Kentucky figures, and mentions Prohibition and Populist influences, highlighting shifts and the scale of support in the 1890s era.
Martyrdom and health elixirs in scarce aged ad
A fragmented 19th century advertisement row touts stomach bitters to ease dyspepsia and biliousness, claims life with better appetite and tranquil digestion, then shifts to assorted local sale pitches for salmon, flannels, wells, and tonics. It mentions Cast Leon Store and De Witt's Sarsaparitia as remedies and advertises job offers in Idaho.
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Louis Sommer
Evichy Thunsday WY H Kh
Lockwood
Ihue
Swhnenberg
Hortorg Alningen
Leva
Osbern
Neler
Hope
Peumine
elviHiaathin
Marhals
Fnto
Ule
Lee
Wiis
New England
Manny Ower
Portland
Thelin
Wales
United
Winkler
Himits Evetso
Multoomaly
Brein
Brien
Snake River
Ahab
B. Puller
Jenny
Cast Leon
Hixon, Treas
Washington Co
Data
Wolwe
Ifr
David
Tan
United States
Extension Ditch Co
Busle ‘Tions
Welner
Idatio
Snotee
Henglon Ditch Company
Savaneamaute
Appoalte Ventures
Chase Poteet Ponce
Lannees
Shure
Warton Itrow
Dimnee
West Aisinve
Werden
Nphiy
Py Dawaan
al Los
Weber
Horwinnk P
Atenston P.P, Dawson
Secritary
Weiner
Notios
Culberson
Thos
P Harber
John Mulloy
Weiser Milling Co
Nawlitie
Tolatio
Dama Company
Omalin Big
Chinage
Hildestanly
Harvard
Mt Weiser
Pa Q
Ntauram
Short Order
Tie
Ascend Lanl
Monty Vickers
G W, Thompson
A. Kimmie
M. McGregor
Frank Ekorup
Temperance Billiard Hall
Good & Poe
Mra
M. Wanking
Tannela
Jenney & Waterhouse
Iy Weoiser
Weiser and
Indian Valley
Garrién
Comfort
Avcomoda
Gerry Snow
Propr
Kange
Collin Seit
Aire
Pthuste
Ats
Mats
Fitsteline
Loweat
Thos. BE. Kelly
R. R. Depat
Plonme Furniture
Whilingto Coumntys
A. Sears
SHARS
O.ren
Washington
Palouse
Coeur
Diteey Raut
OR & N
Ouean Stramers
San Francisco
Addrean
Aurilbury
Porsland
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