Bryan Accepts Nomination in Nebraska Silver Rally
William J Bryan arrived in Lincoln amid massive parades and night processions to celebrate his formal notification as the National Silver party candidate for president. He pledged to oppose the gold standard, praising the Silver party’s platform and recounting past Democratic diversity on silver, while addressing a crowd of thousands at the state capitol and a later 5,000-strong afternoon audience.
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Bryan Accepts Democratic Nomination in 1896 Letter
William J. Bryan declares in his acceptance letter that he will not seek reelection if elected and endorses the Democratic platform. He argues for a constitutional government with local self rule, warns against centralized power, supports tariff reform, arbitration, veterans’ care, and labor rights, and calls for currency reform toward a gold and silver standard. He stresses government accountability, constitutional defense, and equal rights for all citizens.
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Democratic State Convention Nominates Bryan Electors
New Jersey Democrats meet in Trexton to nominate presidential electors with strong support for William J. Bryan. Ex Congressman Samuel Fowler urges electors for Bryan as Augustus W. Cutler becomes temporary chairman advocating bimetallism amid strong applause. In Montana, Republican state convention at Helena, with full county representation and contested delegations from Silver Bow, McKinley and Silver factions, McKinley likely to gain edge as Senator Mantis presides temporarily.
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Greene Replies to Cady and Krarngy Debating Money Question
Sept 10. Greene replies to Cady acceptance of his challenge. Cady wants debates on Chicago and St. Louis Republican platforms while Greene will debate only the money question and aligns with the St. Louis Populist platform, rejecting Chicago tariff views.
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Local Health Advice Warns Against Early Medical Tests
The writer argues many women are overtreated by physicians and local examinations. Hesitation to seek other options gives disease a stronger foothold. The piece contends local treatment and examinations are often unnecessary until other methods fail.
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McElree’s Wine of Cardui for Women’s Health
A vintage tonic advertised to relieve menstrual pain irregularities fatigue and organ weakness. Claims include aiding girls entering womanhood and women at menopause with a home cure framed as a panacea for feminine health concerns.
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