Democratic Platform Endorsed by Chicago Democrats
The Chicago platform reiterates core Democratic values including freedom of speech and press, equal rights, and constitutional limits. It supports revenue tariffs, free coinage of gold and silver at sixteen to one, and a liberal tariff law, while opposing McKinley tariff, federal interference in state affairs, and wasteful spending. It favors gold as the main standard with silver subordinate and argues for a Democratic successor to President Cleveland.
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Editorial on lynching, justice, and political notes
The piece decries lynching and urges strict investigation into Randolph's case in Montgomery County. It notes Representative Jonathan S. Willis of Delaware as a candidate but warns no Republican may win in Delaware. It also reports Southern colored voters oppose free silver coinage 16 to 1, fearing racial price implications.
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Buxton
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Jonathan S$. Willis
Delaware
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Nominees emerge as Bryan leads temporary ticket bid
The Democratic National Convention met in Chicago with Daniel as the defeated temporary chair choice. Senate Hill was recommended by the national committee, but Daniel won on the floor with a strong proponent bloc. The convention, after protracted balloting, later nominated William J. Bryan on the sixth ballot for first place and John R. McLean as vice president candidate. The report notes local Denton concerns about roadside litter and calls for better town appearance. Local notices praise Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and list area agents.
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Yankee ingenuity in Adlphi a sale of American goods
Wanamaker's pro America edition notes American made goods and Yankee grit. Highlights include 129000 yards of printed organdies in multiple colors at 61 4c, mill clearance prices, and Fourth of July appeal. Also promotes summer store items including hammocks, picnic goods, ice cream freezers, cups, baskets, and ice accessories.
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