Editorial: Populists back McKinley amid discord in St Louis
An editorial notes Populists favor McKinley while deriding St Louis negotiating and Bryan tactics. It cites Canton and Columbus events, talks of fusion plans, statements by Thurston and Wolcott, and reactions to silver debates across Illinois and Colorado. The piece references McKinley Hobart support and warns against Populist electoral strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
8. W. Williams
Vincennes
Sewall Or Watson
McKinley on currency and tariffs echoes in rally
The speech defends sound currency and parity with major nations, condemns free trade and free silver, and urges voters to consider collateral security for promises. Republicans claim prosperity under protection, while criticizing Bryan and the four year tariff shift. McKinley warns against sailing into unknown seas of free silver.
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Pennsnsylvania
McKinley
Republican Party
Congress
United States
Cleveland
Bryan
Thurston
Madison, Wis
W. J. Bryan
William J. Bryan
Facts For Farmers in Coshocton County
This note argues for a pro tariff stance urging voters to back McKinley and McClure, noting Wool protective duties require both a Republican President and Congress. It contrasts Bryan and McDowell opposing wool protection with McKinley and McClure in support. The call targets district voters in favor of tariff protection.
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Bryan
McDowell
McKinley
McClure
Political coinage views shape 1896 race in dispatch excerpt
The Chicago Dispatch notes that supporters split on the single gold standard versus bimetallism. It predicts McKinley voters largely favor a bimetallic approach linked to international parity, while Bryan attracts those favoring free silver. Also mentions a Pennsylvania Lines excursion sale for centennial celebration and a Republican subscription pitch.
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McKinley
Bryan
Chicago Dispatch
Qeveland World
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Lines
Inaugural Day Schedule for Centennial Celebration
The county commissioners publish the inaugural day program set for August 5 with Central Standard Time at 6 a.m. Events include a sunrise national salute, a parade forming on Market Street, a review on the square, afternoon exercises with an invocation and address, a city band concert, and a grand fireworks display at 8 p.m. Also noted are commemorative exhibits, committee meetings, and historical items such as a log cabin relic collection drawing thousands of visitors.
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Court House
Market
Ohio House
Ecoonter
Square
Liberty
Bealle Ave
Bowman
Columbus Ave
Forbes Alcock
W. C. Myers
J. R. Zimmerman
H. McClarran, Sr
J. G. George
al. Scobey
Taggart
McClure
Will Gerlach
Spavely
Harry Branstatter
Irvin Lantzenhizer
Barrett
Public Square
M. L. Smyser
City Band
Lemuel Jeffries
Rette
John McSweeney
James Coe
Weoman
Centennial Commission
Board of Education
Samuel Taylor
W. O. Beeber
Taylors
Cleveland
McKinley
Wooster
Canton
Chicago Record
Wayne County
Congress
Ohio
Michigan
Detroit
Indiana
Anelica
Ilnois
Cook
Watson and Bryan as political figures referenced in Akron press
The Akron Press notes comments about Tom Watson and Bill Bryan describing them as extreme oratorical figures. The report also mentions Mrs. B. L. Mead and her daughter leaving 114 Euclid Avenue for a three week trip to Wooster and Toledo.
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New York
Mantener
Bill Bryan
Tom Watson
T. E.W
Windy Bill
T. E. W. Kong
Nebraska
Areil
Akron Press
B. L. Mead
Euclid Avenue
Wooster
Toledo
Free Coinage Debate Warns of Higher Taxes and Wages
A citizen argues that free coinage would raise prices for farmers but also living costs, wages, and taxes, benefiting silver miners and speculators first while farmers get skimmed milk. Reports cover China drowning 4000 and Cleveland labor unrest with shootings and renewed strikes at Brown Hoisting works.
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Canaan Township
Tre Reryshican
Tree Silver
Cleveland
Brown
State Board of Arbitration
W. Buckingham
Distinctly Democratic Definition and Silver Coinage Views
From the Holmes County Farmar, free coinage of silver means minting not government purchases. Silver advocates oppose buying silver and aim to coin it as bullion. Ashland Times notes H H Cooper and family of Wooster visiting Hayesville. Rowsbury letter mentions Hoover and wife visiting West Salem and others in Wooster, with W Hl. Eberhart visiting James Faddis.
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Holmes County Farmar
Ashland
H.H. Cooper
Wooster
E Mmer McKinley
Suney
Hayesville
Rowsbury
K Hoover
West Salem
Z. Emery
George McDougal
Mre. Eberhart
New Pitts
James Faddis
Wite
Wooster Defeats Ashland In Tight Saturday Ball Rise
Wooster whipped Ashland and the Spot Cash Nine fell to Lotat players in a closely contested regional tilt. Cal ly Wilhelm pitched brilliantly after a shaky first third inning, holding Ashland to few clean hits as Wooster’s defense steadied. The Republican had warned against changing lineups, and yesterday’s result shows a consistent, well executed game could boost attendance enough to cover expenses.
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Wooster
Ashland
Herbrand
South Paw
Millersburg Boys
Keereeeerrer
Welker
Wilhelm
Garver If
Gillam
U. Smith
Asbland
P.O
Jones
Richards
Mercer
Herbell
Grosjean
Galionites
Gadion
Ball Park
North Lawrence
Wips
Galion
Minglewoods
Anderson
Gallon
Minglewood
Pollock
McCarty
Aes Evans
Deeeense Fisher U
Voeed
Mingle Woods
Edrups
Erson
Baumgartner
Wigley
Alion
Cassel
France
Hagerty
Wililama
All Rail Route to the Sea to Atlantic City via Pennsylvania Lines
The open Delaware River Bridge makes Pennsylvania Lines the only all rail route to Atlantic City and the seashore. Passengers avoid transferring at Philadelphia and Camden as seashore trains depart Broad Street Station. Through trains from Chicago Indianapolis Columbus Cincinnati Pittsburgh connect with sea shore trains. Contact the nearest Pennsylvania Line ticket agent Wong for DAILY REPUBLICAN subscribers.
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Atlantic City
Pennsylvania
Delaware River
Seashore
Philadelphia
Market Street Ferry
Camden
Broadstreet Station
Pennsylvaniia
Chicago
Indianapolis
Caiumbus
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Dm Waug
Louisville
League of
Remarkable Relics Attract Pioneers In County Exhibition
Centen nial committee members Beebe Swarts toured Dalton to secure relics for a Centennial display. Promises of rare items from C B Wertz Thos Reed and W C Scott include a sugarcreek township grist mill artefacts, coins, battle axes, and 1840s to present badges. D K Hamilton recounted frontier life, hazards, prices, and a meteor-like shower, while plans note tours and special excursion fares August 9–10 for the League of American Riders event.
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W. (. Beebe
T. S Swarts
Dalton
Wertz
Sugarcreek Township
W.C. Scott
Dalton Gazette
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