Big Show to Name Democratic Presidential Nominee at Baltimore
Read articles describe the Democratic national convention in Baltimore with delegates from across the nation arriving for next Tuesday's vote. It notes five leading candidates Clark Wilson Harmon Underwood and Marshal and recalls past dark horses and pivotal ballots. It highlights the convention managers and key staff preparing for coverage and operations.
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Altimore
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Andrew Jackson
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Judgen Harmon
Ohio
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
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Silas Wright
van Buren
George M. Dallas
Pennsylvania
Franklin Pierce
New Hampshire
Pierce
Caleb Cushing
Benjamin F. Butler
New England
Fifth Regiment
Norman Eslack
Polithelan
Bryan
Cleveland
Buffalo
John J. Martin
Urey Woelson
National Committee
Kentucky
Thomas Tageart
Indianapolis
The Silver Dollar’s Surprising Design Changes Across History
The article traces the evolving silver dollar from its 1794 circulation start through the 19th century. It notes changes in portraiture from a gale-haired young woman to ribbon tied hair, star counts, and the later introduction of the motto In God We Trust in 184. It mentions the trade dollar era beginning in 1873 and the Wherry dollar of 1878 featuring Miss Anna W. Williams as the portrait sitter.
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Washington Post
Anna W. Williams
Philadelphia
Women Wage Earners in Germany Challenge Domestic Stereotype
A Berlin correspondent notes that only 40 percent of German women aged 16 to 30 are married and that a large portion of the remaining 60 percent earn their livelihoods in professional or manual work, challenging the view of women as solely domestic.
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Germany
Baseball Memoir Weaves Wig Incident and Trade News
Narration recalls a wig incident with Emalie and Mathewson in New York and Pittsburgh. It notes Manager Doomn turning down 91000, Danforth sold to Baltimore, and Chicago Cubs' Mordecai Brown trade rumors. Stovall strengthens Browns at first as Jones leaves for Claude Roseman, reshaping Sportsman's Park.
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Absurdities and offbeat quotes from papers
A collage of humorous lines and misprints from newspapers. Included are satirical exchanges about philanthropy and wealth, odd ads, a wedding usher quip, an election loser’s remark, and a caricature of fashion and beauty trends.
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