Free Silver Debate Outlook Boosts Ohio Republicans
Columbus dispatch notes Republican gains across Ohio as the state party highlights leadership, organization, and the candidacy of Charles Kinney for secretary of state. It argues free silver would hurt workers, cites wage and price concerns from wartime currency, and claims Hamilton County supports a large GOP majority.
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Minney
Republicans
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George B. Cox
Cox
McKinley
Traction
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Populist Convention Faces Ballot Clash in Ohio
In Columbus Hugh Cavanaugh urged the secretary of state to suppress the fusion ticket under the Populist emblem, effectively removing the party from the Australian ballot. P. J. Fishback pushes for William F. Barr of Franklin County to be listed on the ballot to preserve Populist presence. Bishop Walker Elected to Western New York Episcopate
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Hugh Cavanaugh
P. J. Fishback
William F. Barr
Franklin County
Archbishop Ireland on Silver Question and National Union
Archbishop Ireland denounces the Chicago convention's secessionist tone and calls the silver issue secondary. He warns against federal overreach, court curtailment, and socialist rhetoric, urging loyalty to national unity and free institutions amid the 1896 political campaign.
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Labor in Mexico report by Chicago committee on wages and living
Chicago Oct 12 The Special Committee Maas and Enright from the Chicago Trades and Labor Assembly returned and submitted their report on Mexican labor conditions. They describe El Paso and Jaurez contrasts, note extreme squalor and low wages for Mexican laborers, and compare with American workers. Wages cited include rail and freight jobs, with Mexicans earning far less than Americans. The report urges American workers to gauge conditions carefully and act without bias. The narrative also notes Leon leather goods crafts and low pay for shoemaking and house servants. Governor Hastings criticizes Bryan and mockingly predicts a March 4 power transition in Washington.
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Ingersoll Praises Gold Standard at Chicago Rally
Colonel Robert G Ingersoll addressed a large Chicago audience supporting McKinley. He argued gold remains valuable through history, criticized fiat money, and recalled his Cooper Union 1876 speech advocating honest money backed by gold or silver. He cited Nevada Senators Jones and Stewart approving gold standards then, noting their later shifts.
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Robert G Ingersoll
McKinley
Julius Gmsar
Rome
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Senate
Stewart
Cooper Union
New York
If You Did Not Read TNE Republican Last Evening
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Columbus Ry Schedule In Effect May 17 1896
A new north bound schedule for the Columbus Railway goes into effect May 17 1896. Transit times and stop adjustments are included, with service changes affecting weekday and weekend runs.
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Columbus
Travel fare notice for Cleveland routes detailed
A fragmentary rail fare notice lists adult pricing from Cleveland to Columbus 25 cents, to intermediate stations 60 cents, and to Cincinnati via intermedate stops. It directs readers to contact C F Daly, General Passenger Agent, Cleveland for more information.
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