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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1896

Page

2

Republican campaign chiefs weigh McKinley fight and Bryan

Washington reporters detail Clairman Babcock and National Committee plans ahead of the St. Louis populist convention. The piece argues Bryan cannot be president, praises Navy strength, and frames tariff and protection as campaign focal points for 1896. It notes Speaker Reed's Maine push and Senator Stewart's labor stance, with broader GOP strategy to win on protection and currency.

Washington, D.C Clairman Babcock Republican Congressional Campaign Committee Maj. McKinley Hannon National Committee St. Louis McKinley Hobart Washington Edorse Bryan Chicago Bryan United States Quay Hanns Snoroby Republicana Reed Maine Sewall New England Big Tom Reed National Stewart Free Silver Advocate Alexandria Akill Acta

McKinley Protection Stance Dominates Campaign Debate

The piece emphasizes a Republican platform of McKinley and Protection, arguing against Free Trade. It cites William McKinley at Canton, praising sound financial policy to revive employment and curb depreciated currency, urging protection to labor and home markets.

Foraker Club Canton Willian McKinley Wirtian McKistey

Asbury Park Events and Local News Highlights

Asbury Park hosts the baby parade on August 8 and the New Jersey State Dental Association holds its 26th annual meeting from July 29 for three days. Reports cover church calls, legal cases, fires, road races, social tensions over hotels, and Camp Griggs National Guard camp preparations at Sea Girt with 1346 soldiers in field tents and improved accommodations.

Asbury Park New Jersey State Dental Associattion Maitland Alexander Presbyterian Church Long Branch Second Presbyterian Church of Princeton Lewis Modge D. J Warren Cunningham New Branwick Mise Burke Ina McKinley Frank A Heywood Progressive Jerseyman Woodbury Griggs Sea Girt Sewell New Jersey National Guard Welock

Eighteenth Annual New Jersey Labor Federation Congress Set

The eighteenth annual congress of the New Jersey Federation of Trades and Labor Unions will convene August 17 at 10 30 A M in the Assembly chamber State House Tren ton. Delegates from bona fide trades unions welcomed with representation based on membership plus central unions and trades assemblies. The one day meeting aims to foster local unions and state federation unity with no political party questions. In a separate matter Francis Harding former chief of the New Hrunewick Police Department and two patrolmen, all Democrats, were suspended by the Police Committee on charges of falsifying duty reports and on duty status and possession of pool balls stolen from a hotel. Expulsion rests with Common Council after investigation amid alleged moves to create a vacancy for a police committee ally.

Milford Rengan Alexander Randolph Stelton Middlesex County Isaac van Arsdalen Hattie Voasler van Arsdalen Livingston Avenue Lim van Aradslen Ignatius Donnelly Minnesota United Press Bis Bryan Ele Chicago Bryante Eugene V. Debs Tynatius Donnelly Ocean Grove West Park New Jersey Federation of Trades and Labor Unions State House Trenton New Jersey State Federation of Trade and Labor Unione Congress Francis Harding Police Department of New Hrunewick Francia Campbell George Dunn Police Committee of Common Council Harding Dunn Headquartera William Kohn Campbell George Lamertz Lammertz Common Council William A Housel Charles A. Oliver

Women Should Be Kind To Other Women

A column urges women to support and forgive each other, reject gossip and envy, and mirror men's behavior by being broader and more considerate. It highlights compassion for women of all circumstances and praises Cuban women’s patriotism. It also advertises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and local druggists.

Nellie Bly N.Y

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