Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-23


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5maral tnp1,y jn,ua, j.
change In Allegheny county, where
there are about 1. 900 miners. Mckinley
received 5.466 votes In 1885 and Bryan
iS.91i, q majority OF 1856. In 1897 the
republican candidate received 4,615 and
the democratic 3.1b1. The Germans
Scotch and Welsh miners are republic
ans: the Irish, Hunsarians and Poles
are democrats Polls have been taken
in several of the largest manufacturing
establishments In the state and show
that the employees are going to vote
pretty nearly as they did four years
ago In one, where ZOO hands are en-
ployed, Mckinley ran seven votes short
of the poll made of the men on Oct. 16
1895; in another. where 1.152 hands are
employed, Mckinley gained two over
the poll of 1896. There have been very
few changes in these factories during
the last four years. The greatest gains
for Bryan are reported from the farm
ing counties. where the line demo-
Gratis live, and among the Catholic pop.
ulaton of Baltimore.
The average membership of the old
soldiers home at Leavenworth, Kas.
is $500. and the average age is 60 years
which John Sherman perfected and
which is most referred to in the pres-
.ent era is the Sherman anti-trust law,
which goes as far as our constitution
viii permit in suppressing hurtful
trusts.
Here is one OF organs latest declara-
tons for free silver at is to L. i stand
today where Mckinley stood before he
bowed to the dictation OF Wall street
and If you defend him for changing his
opinion | will defend myself for MOI
changing mine. Our platform contains
our principles. The republican party
stood for bimetallism, but now it is fol
the gold standard William j. Bryan
to Cornell students at Ithaca Friday.
more friendly feeling between Goa
operators and miners in PENNSYLVANIA
leads To the belief that the strike viii
soon end. More of the operators have
been posting notices of the concessions
offered
All over Texas a scarcity OF labor il
reported Wages are high and the de.
Imand for help exceeds the supply.
Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock
who has been carefully studying the
political situation, says he regards the
presidents reelection by a majority
larger than he received four years age
as now absolutely assured and thai
Mr.. Rryan's visit To New York did the
republicans much good by showing
how thoroughly he was controlled b,
Tammany, which is one of the largesl
trusts in the country OF the Outlook
~ MISSOURI, ms own state. MIR. Hitch.
cock said: From all tina can un.
.derstand the gold democrats will ignore
Organism and vote the republicar
ticket. We will certainly gain on. rem.
fesensatlNe from Missouri and possibl,
iWo-that is, If the people are allowed
10 vote the republican ticket for vo,
know a law was passed in Missonr
Las, year similar "a; rho C;oehe, lac. 4,
of The de nocrat;c a,ac,;on otaa,a1s /,
MANY republican vo,ars 49,. n, e..
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Missouri will "a 4. NH Iie. s ~,
smonth .,
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rat be,i,,p II
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This is$tf, he way. III 9. "a ynnaion; i, y,-as
Virginia strikes an inttljlpant =, -, =.
Mr. George NJ Thedi...k ,sho l. na,. I,
wa shinpton a ~ nn, Z, Z "a rn,e, ~,
i hay.. fnllowed i 10 "a :, ,,,;.,,, 4,
state ye,v closely and helie,.e ,,.,
When The votes are counted yyss, Nh.
seinia Viii give Mckiniev nd Rnosa,.a al
between $4,000 and 20 600 ,nain,.i,v !, !,
that Senator F.ik;ns viii, he re.ela.,.,,