Democratic Convention at Chicago Declares Free Coinage Platform
The Chicago convention opened with prayer and proceeded to debate the platform. A minority report favored a substitute aligning with recent Democratic views, while the main body endorsed a platform calling for free coinage of silver, federal support for internal improvements, pension integrity, and opposition to a third presidential term.
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Supreme Court ruling on tax power sparks landmark debate
A fragmented report outlines a Supreme Court decision challenging the scope of constitutional authority over taxation. It notes concerns about revenue loss and potential shifts in state power, with emphasis on the long arc of judicial policy shaping government finance and property rights.
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Notable Figures in Late 19th Century Europe and Americas
Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland and G G Jovakovitch linked to summer society rumors. M Thibault appointed first secretary of the French legation in Washington. Joseph Merrill of Amesbury, Massachusetts, contests for a literary prize. Mile Linipyetia Titus, first woman admitted to a New York club, marries Degar. Count James Portales, Colorado mining figure, touted as expert metallurgist. French presidents Carnot statues planned in Solay Nice Fontainebleau Angouleme Caseria Charon-sur-Saone Beanne Nancy Lyons.
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Cracker English and Oddities From British Isles to Dixie
An uneven, fragmented excerpt surveys cracker English usage and dialect quirks across the United States and Britain. It notes phrases like fielding and dangenous, cites Shakespearean echoes, mentions Kentucky and Georgia Alabama usage, and briefly describes birds near Wimblehurst Park Lake and rose gold fashion items.
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