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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1900
Page
5
A speaker argues that a loud demagogue disrespects western industry, asserting that honest farmers and working men should vote Republican. He claims it is impossible for a man to herd sheep and retain self respect, prompting questions about the demagogue’s regard for western labor.
The piece analyzes Bryan's outlook with heavy emphasis on trust money, poll shifts in New York Indiana Ohio and Kentucky, and expected swings from McKinley and Bryan voters. It notes dramatic gains for Bryan in Ohio and a Democratic tour by Hunt and Basher boosting votes while condemning Roosevelt-related violence in Victor Colorado.
The text cites Mark Henri and J. Pierpont Morgan as financiers behind the gold bond schemes, urging the coal strike's end to aid the gold standard agenda. It warns of penny-pinching miners’ prices, campaign barrells, and a GOP shift from expanding money to imperial ambitions to seize colonies and prepare military power, echoing 1896 reactions.
A condensed editorial urging support for Bryan, arguing he leads, upholds principle over finance, defends equal rights, opposes imperialism, and warns that unchecked expansion risks corruption and a disintegrated republic. Cites Topeka speech and Bryan’s acceptance letter as core foundations.
A Bryan cabinet would pick able American jurists rather than party loyalists. The piece argues Hanna would appoint pro trusts and tax favors, while Bryan would seek independent interpreters of the constitution, possibly approving an income tax. It urges workers to consider the stakes.
Anson Phelps Stokes a Gold Democrat, banker with wealth near 90 million, denounces McKinley and imperialism in a letter to E C Hughes of the Greater New York Association of Anti Imperialist Clubs. He warns against a prestige emperor or imperial president and endorses strong anti imperial stances in the election.
Odd catalog style note describes baby bonnets and boys caps at Mrs Sharai's. Mentions indigestion claims for a product TC Dreynention tied to remedy stomach troubles and heart conditions, with odd misprints and marketing tone attributed to E Williams.
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