Stevenson Accepts Democratic Nomination for Vice President
The Denver era account reports Mr Stevenson accepting the Democratic nomination as vice presidential candidate. He thanks Gov. Thomas and the party leaders, pledges fidelity to constitutional rights, and argues for reform and protection of national interests in foreign policy and commerce.
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Debated imperialism and liberty in democratic platform
A fragmentary speech urges opposition to imperialism, warns that a strong standing army erodes democracy, and condemns trusts. It cites Jefferson and critiques alliances with Britain while condemning secret pacts and looming conflicts, urging defense of free government.
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Democracy’s Choice: Stevenson Nominated for Vice President
Governor Thomas announces Stevenson is once again chosen by the national Democracy as its vice presidential candidate. The speech lauds Stevenson’s long service, loyalty to Democratic principles, and readiness to meet the duties of the ticket amid debates over money, monopoly and militarism. The text frames the 1900 campaign as pivotal for democracy and constitutional ideals.
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Democratic Platform Against Trusts and Imperialism
A lengthy 1900s political platform denounces trusts and tariff policies while opposing imperial ventures. It advocates enforcement against monopolies, tariff reform, and defense of constitutional liberty, urging voters to back Democratic leaders Bryan and Stevenson in November.
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Democratic Advantage in Campaign Coverage 1894
A fragmentary report outlines Democratic gains in 1894 coverage. It notes a strategy to watch supporters return and count them, with references to Braveras and a speech at Indianapolis. The garbled text suggests a focus on party strength and volunteer activity.
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Casualties in the Philippines Through August 10 1900
Official reports from Washington list American losses in the Philippines since July 1, 1898. Total deaths amounted to 2 081 and wounded totaled 2 190, giving total casualties of 4 280.
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