Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-10-18
MICHIGAN HAS MANY
MCKINLEY CONVERTS

VIM. Bonesteel, liveryman, Evart.
Foreign policy.
w. e. Haybarker, merchant,
Orono.
d. c. Thompson, sawyer, Ashton.
Samuel Peasley, produce dealer,
Hersey.
Frank Proctor, merchant, Hersey.
Prosperity.
Herbert Richards. Menominee.
Dewitt Brown, Stephenson.
John Fisher, Cassopolis. Expan-
sion.
Frank J. Kneeland, st. Louis,
real estate. Satisfied with present
conditions.
James A. Burgess, prominent
stock buyer, st. Louis. Wants pres
ent conditions to continue.
Richard E. Hughes, st. Louis.
Satisfied with present conditions.
DR.. S. p. futile, st. Louis.
Edward Crick. Forest Hill.
Frank Platz, Rogers City. Tariff.
Henry Hanson, Rogers City. Con-
WINGED on all national questions.
Ernest Adrian,i .srs City. Same
as above.
S. L. Kilbourne, Union City.
Money question.
w. M. Cow, Cadillac.
j. e. Henderson, Cadillac, court
stenographer.
olof johnson. Swedish merchant,
Cadillac.
j. Fl. Bearss, Yuma, lumber man
ufacturer. ..-.
Ed. Wilson, hardware dealer,
Sherman.
Henry Bull. ex-alderman. Petos-
key.
Isaac Toll, ex-village president.
Petoskey.
William DINNER, Copper Falls.
j. ]. Gagner, insurance agent,
Gladstone. Better times.
w. H. Mcdonald, hotel keeper,
Gladstone. Better times.
Fred Falkins, stationery engineer,
Gladstone. Better times.
John Malloy, city marshal, Glad
stone. Better times.
Alex. Murker, Gladstone. Better
times:
James Davis, Mt. Pleasant.
John Battner, Caldwell.
John C. Wood, Caldwell.
James Forquer, Caldwell.
Fred Fchlafiey. Caldwell.
F. c. Dingman, Caldwell.
Alex. Worden, ex-alderman, Pc
toskey.
]. ]. Reycraft, former Democratic
candidate for mayor Of Petoskey.
John Litney, Suttons Bay.
George Steinel, Jr., Suttons Bay.
Cannot go free silver.
DIR. r. P. Burke, Empire. Cannot
go free silver.
NJ. oberlin, Bingham. Cannot 60
free silver.
d. H. Day. Glenhaven. Cannot go
free silver
Samuel B. Owen, Elk Rapids.
Archibald Cameron, ST., Central
Lake.
George ]. Noteware, Bellaire.
Charles l.. Cleveland. Bellaire, I.
G. Mobiles, Oxford. and Robt. Bur-
dick, Oxford. Are satisfied that they
were wrong as to free silver.
ID. G. Tillotson, Charlevoix.
J. H. Edsall. Greenville.
w. ]. Roberts, Maple Rapids.
Isaac Wolf, Luther.
G. w. Barringer, Leroy.
James Kanane, powagiac. Party
has abandoned cardinal doctrines of
Democracy.
Col. John A. Elwell, st. Louis.
Judge Chas. J. Pailthorp, Petos-
key.
M. w. Stevens, Niles.
l.. H. Beeson, Niles.
Thorlac Jahnsan NiIao
DR.. Henderson, Buchanan.
Charles F. Howe, Buchanan.
Allen b. Morse, Ionia, ex-supreme
judge, was Democratic candidate for
governor in 1892. Money question.
Hon. r. A. Montgomery, promi-
nent attorney, Lansing. Money
question.
William Walter, Fennville. Money
question.
Hon. William II. Porter, Marshall.
Money question.
Chas. w. Gale, Owosso. Our only
safety Is to vote for Mckinley.
William Smith, Amadon, promi-
nent farmer. Money question.
=. Monroe Morrow, Benton Harbor.
Says country Is prosperous; he
wants no change.
DIR. Robt. Henderson, Buchanan.
Frank Parsons, Grand Ledge.
Afraid Of Bryan on silver question.
r. s. Whelpley, Grand Ledge.
Afraid of Bryan on silver question.
John Corbin, Eaton Rapids.
Afraid of Bryan on silver question.
G. Murphy, Remus, prominent
business man. Says free silver
would be disastrous.
Timothy hester, Munising, for
years leader of Upper Peninsula
Democracy.
Edward Skidmore, Vestaburgh.
Disguised with the silver party.
James b. McCrea, supervisor,
Roscommon. Don't believe In free
silver and believes in expansion.
o. p. Dickinson, ex-supervisor,
Houghton Lake. Can't go Bryan.
Mckinley did as he promised and
We have good times.
James II. Sly, ex-eounty treasurer,
Roscommon. Is for gold standard.
David Burleson, leading farmer,
Roscommon. Has had enough of
the Democratic party.
Bert j. Morrison, Benton Harbor.
Does not believe in free silver.
Charles f. Howe, Buchanan.
Josiah Reynolds, old soldier, ANA
don. Is for expansion.
A. B. Klise, lifelong Democrat,
Sturgeon Bay. VIII vote for Nc
Kinley because business is so much
better.
l.. A. King. Harbor Springs. Good
times.