Times Declares Support Shifting From Republicans
The New York Times vows hearty support for Cleveland and Thurman, criticizing the Republican party for its leadership and policies. It condemns protective taxes, calls out corruption and money influence since 1872, and endorses Democratic reform over Republican candidates.
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Cleveland
Thuraa
the Times
United States
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The
Times
Democratic Party
Mr. Tilden
Hopele Aly
Debated Taxes and Tariffs in Pursuit of Education Value
The Baltimore Sun backs a campaign promoting educational value through a discussion of tax fairness and tariffs. It weighs whether high protective taxes benefit capitalists' workers or simply raise prices for the poor. It notes 2.5 million protected-industry workers vs 14.9 million unprotected, arguing wages reflect market competition rather than tariff boosts to labor.
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Baltimore Sun
Friends of Low Taxes
Denton
Baltimore
Deavon
Peoles
N. Howard Street
Fayewe
Lexington Sts
Casulment House
Peanie
Dutiso
Tariff debate risks workers’ pocket nerve and fate
A 19th century political column argues workers misunderstand tariff costs and warns reformers to educate the public. It cites the Republican Tariff League and industry groups funding propaganda to sway votes, and quotes Depew predicting a wage fear campaign before November elections. It urges a strong, clear education push to counter fear of free trade.
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Failares
Repulican Tariff League
League of Republican Clubs
Pittsburg Tron and Steel Association
Indiana
Depew
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
Harrison and Morton Nominated at Chicago Convention
The 1888 Republican National Convention in Chicago nominated General Benjamin Harrison of Indiana for President and Levi P. Morton of New York for Vice President after a week of contests and multiple ballots. Thurston served as temporary chair as fights over credentials and platform debates occurred amid strong Blaine support. Morton was officially named for VP at the evening session.
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Chicago
Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Levi P. Morton
New York
John M. Thurston
Kansas
Mahone
John S. Wise
Virginia
Wise
M. M. Estee
California
Treland
Brazil
General Harrison
Porter
Gresham
Leonard Swett
Allison
William P. Yepburn
Sherman
Daniel J3. Hastings
Harrison
Alger
Depew
Blaine
Itarrisons
Maryland
King
Gary
Brooks
Wellington
Dickson
Ohio
Burchinal
Posey
Dennis
Miller
Oler
Pitcher
Washburton
Garey
Marine
Johnson
Airy
Secretary of State LeCompte Featured in Uniformed Style
The Annapolis Record remarks that Secretary of State LeCompte appears the most uniformly dressed Democrat in the area wearing a bandanna necktie a coordinating handkerchief and carrying an Thurman snuit box in a distinctive ensemble reflecting local partisan flair.
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Lecompte
Annapolis Record
Wanamaker Special Rackets Sale Promises High-Value Goods
Philadelphia store advertisement proclaims a July start for Saturday 1 PM closings and touts Dust-free Shantung Pongee at 4 dollars per piece, Silks and dress goods at deep discounts. It extols Wanamaker Special Rackets Fairmount Ardmore Belmont Wissahickon as best value for warm weather fabrics and garments.
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Henrietta
Challis
Sateen
Linen Lawn
Seersucker
Wanamaker
Fairmount
Ardmore
Belmont
Wissahickon
Stinson & Co
Porthand, Maine
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Jon Congress
Charles H. Gibson
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Patent Office
Washington
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Pratt St
Hanover
Thomas A. Epison
Philadelphia
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Ciivelind Square
Jackson Lime and Coal Co
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Del
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Denton, Md
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Denton, Ma
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Easton
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Chestertown, Maryland
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