Conservatism Leaders in a National Platform Debate
The article argues that extremism weakens nations and praises conservative virtue in politics. It discusses party platforms, free silver debates, and the 1896 platform as a baseline, urging unity for the Democratic Party ahead of the Kansas City convention on July 4. It highlights Southern manufacturing value and names Bryan as the Democratic choice for president with VP prospects under discussion. It notes Cuban school visits and US-China and imperial policy themes shaping the era.
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Republican
Democratic Party
Republican Party
American Republic
United States
Kanuna City
Kansas City
Pacific
Orient
To Avoid Great Faults Beware of Small Ones
A testimonial notes serious diseases begin with small issues in the body. A pimple or mild stomach distress can numb the hands and side and stop work. Hood's Sarsaparilla is claimed to restore health.
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Hood
Fred V
Wrathful General and the Lesson of History
A legendary general recounts a minor leg wound that becomes a symbol of glory. In a visit, a young man mocks his limp, prompting the aging figure to lash out and urge him to read the history of his country for understanding.
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Jame
David B Hill Emerges as Leading VP Candidate in 1908 Dialog
Atlanta Georgia June 2 Politicians discuss the Democratic vice presidential pick with David B Hill of New York seen as a likely nominee. Governors and delegates weigh Hill against rivals as the Chicago platform is favored for reaffirmation and Kansas City preparations begin.
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New York
Chicago
Senatora Haena
Clay Pavor Hilt
Atlanta
Bryan
David B. Hill
Candler
Roosevelt
David F. Hull
Arthur Gorman
Maryland
Hill
Decrata
Tam
Clay
Beacon
Georgia
Kansas City
Kanana City
Tribune Wins Injunction in Augusta Typographical Case
Judge Brinson grants a permanent injunction in The Tribune versus the Typographical Union, restraining boycott threats against the paper. The decision, noted as the first of its kind in Georgia, will be appealed to the state supreme court by the union.
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Goebel
Augusta
Gia
Brinson
Caw
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Tribune
the Typographical Union
Typographical Union
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Georgia
Supreme Court
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