Ex President Cleveland urges vigilance against one party
Grover Cleveland warns New York voters at Carnegie Hall against partisan overreach and claims of infallibility. He condemns arrogance in party rules, defends Democratic principles, and stresses national honor, currency protection, and balanced prosperity amid a charged campaign scene.
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Education prospectus by mail offers guaranteed positions
Department 201 of Campaign of Education in Townsend Building New York advertises shorthand lessons by mail. It promises the most complete up to date methods with a guaranteed position after completion. It claims no interference with regular occupation and easy clear instruction endorsed by boards of education and leading newspapers. Thousands have graduated.
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