The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-13
Bryan's Address to the Women
of Minneapolis
Received With Frequent Cheers
and Applause.
FINANCIAL QUESTION
Explained to the Women I'm
Easy Phrase.
Appeals to the Sympathies of
Women.


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audience made up exclusively of women
and presided over by woman. There
were 1000 women present and Mrs
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ladies arose en- masse. waved lnelr
handkerchiefs and flags. clapped their
hands and called mis- narna-in fact did
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cepl give three cheets ana d lsel-
Mr. Bryan said.
Ladies. This is q novel experience.
Not only ,ev- il mar ann rnacc11s-
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have TO compete against another 'Nqy
orator daughter and applause. When
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felt that If / Wer Judge Would award
him the prize / believe this is the first
political meeting iii which a candidate
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5An1iense5 Ana win fell YOU why.
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sure 10 have the husband before the
campaign is over and If only nave the
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think this campaign has enjoyed. She
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without gold. you can find one whom
you can convert. because while the gold
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hearts of the American people and the
gold standard appeals only TO the
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