Democratic platform outlines tariff reform and campaign finance
The Denver convention endorses a labor friendly agenda calling for eight hour workday and wage earner rights, stronger injunctive limits, and federal regulation of railroads. It denounces corporate funding of campaigns and pushes for stricter disclosure and limits on political contributions.
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Republican Congress
Proposals for Interstate Commerce Power and State Rights
A speech argues against centralizing railroad rate control via federal measures. It condemns wasteful federal spending, expands on banking reforms, water ways plans, and asserts protections for American citizens, Panama Canal support, and broader natural resource policies. The document covers tariffs, patronage, immigration, and territorial issues with a pro‑federalist, pro‑democratic stance.
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Mrs Cleveland Expresses Gratitude for Condolences
Mrs Grover Cleveland in Westland Princeton expresses gratitude for condolence messages after President Cleveland death. She cites inability to reply personally due to the volume and asks the press to convey thanks on behalf of her children and herself.
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Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
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Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Marketed For Quick Relief
A vintage ad promotes Dr Miles Ant Pain Pills as fast headache relief. It claims 45 000 druggists in the U S stock a 25 dose package for 25 cents and notes a user story from Mrs Loves Lowellyn of Powell South Dakota praising rapid relief with no after effects.
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U. S
Frank Sayre
Building permits near quarter million in single day
Building permits issued by the board of public works reached 237 500 in one day. Major items include the Masonic cathedral project at Clinton street and Washington boulevard by Tom Snook for 168 000, Bloomingdale school addition by Paul Kinder for 68 000, Esmond store house 5 000, Hoagland school power house 2 000, and a Charles Keim dwelling 2 500. Clergy assisting in the sanctuary are listed from multiple cities and orders.
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Clinton Street
Washington Boulevard
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Bloomingdale School
Paul Kinder
George Esmond
Kinder
Noble life honored in large funeral service
Solemn funeral for Edith Mungovan held Friday morning at St. Patrick's church. Archbishop clergy joined family and friends as Rev. James Durham delivered a heartfelt sermon praising her noble character and pure life.
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St. Patrick’s Church
Thomas Mungovan
Snidana Harbor
Edward Mungovan
Arcola
Thomas F. Conroy
Crawfordsville
Charles McCabe
Gas City
Fathers Mungovan
Father Conroy
Father McCabe
James Durham
St. Patrick's
Orphans Home to be Electrically Lit for Anniversary
The Orphans' Home of the Re formed church east of the city will be electrically lit. The home is funding a special wire from the city to the institution. Its twenty fifth anniversary will be celebrated August 13 with extensive preparations. A dining pavilion in the grove is under construction at a cost of several hundred dollars and the day’s program will be elaborate.
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the Reformed Church
Dunn Sees Marshall Victory In Indiana Politics
Jacob P. Dunn of Indianapolis, ex state librarian, author and editor, returned home after lectures at Earlham college. He spoke at the Indiana Library School event and for the college student body and public. Dunn, Earlham alumnus, predicts a Democratic win and favors Thomas R. Marshall for governor.
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Jacob P. Dunn
Indianapolis
Earlham College
Indiana Library School
Dunn
Earlham
Thomas R. Marshell
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