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Weiser Signal

Location

Weiser, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1900

Page

5

Wage scale ends long mill shutdown tied to McKinley era politics

The strike at the mills ends after negotiation with New Castle managers and a wage scale signed. Republican campaign concerns influence talks as Tin Trust protection cited. Mark Hanna's envoy notes campaign damage unless mills restart. Tin Trust price increases follow, burden shifting to the public after the vote.

Republica Newcastle Tin Trust Mark Hanna Republican Campaign Fund

Mr Bryans oat crop figures spur debate on farming profits

The article quotes Mr. Bryan refuting a New York Republican claim that his Lincoln farm oats earned 1400 dollars on 120 acres. He notes the farm has only 30 acres, with five acres in oats, likely producing under 40 bushels an acre and low net returns after costs, challenging Republican portrayals of farm prosperity. It also covers partisan digs, Boise papers, and Towne's remarks on party betrayal and imperialism.

Mr. Bryan New York Republican Bryan Lincoln Nebraska Chicago

Lincoln to Hanna echoes of prophecy in a political clash

A historical-feeling piece argues that modern Republican rhetoric mirrors Lincoln era warnings about self government and subjugation. It cites the 1900 Republican platform and Lincoln’s 1858 speech to claim dangerous continuities in rhetoric across ages and races.

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Military Madness and Labor Woes Stir Chicago

The piece notes wage cuts in Chicago and Joliet plant slowdowns amid labor discontent. It recalls Roosevelt’s Labor Day reception, Bryan’s reception, and critiques the push for a larger standing army to police domestic labor and fund future conflicts. It argues interests behind McKinley favor a big army and foreign conquests to fund it.

McKinley Republican Congress

Bryan Proves Honest Conviction for Presidential Qualities

William Jennings Bryan stands by strong principles showing honesty and steadfast convictions as qualities desirable in a president.

William Jennings Bryan

Not the Party of Labor Says AFL on Republicans

The New York News charges the Republican congress betrayed workers by burying labor bills in both chambers and serving trusts instead. The AFL legislative committee warns white laborers that Republicans will never aid their interests and labor groups should not expect pro labor action from a Republican president or Congress.

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