Political shifts as Denver press notes ticket maneuvers
The piece observes a possible second democratic national ticket, confirms Bryan's role as Missouri Pacific attorney, and reports GOP and bolter defections. It notes Profits and party maneuvers, Denver Times fears republican control, Teller and Co. changes, and Prohibition party splits over fielding a full state ticket.
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Flower Carnival Comes to Colorado Springs August 3 6
The annual Flower Carnival will be held in Colorado Springs from August 3 to 6. Citizens promise a larger, more festive celebration this year and visitors can expect a remarkable display of beauty and activity.
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Inflation and labor in the Civil War era economy
An 1860s era analysis argues that currency depreciation reduced purchasing power, with commodities up 117 percent while wages rose 43 percent. It notes mass unemployment and idle factories, urging workers to study the dollar’s power and endorses protection and reciprocity to revive industry and aid labor.
Whisker-Waving Delegates Spark Populist Comment
A Denver Democrat comments on the Populist National Convention noting Southern delegates with varied whiskers and loud voices. He cites Dr Darnall’s plan to abandon the party, saying he no longer wishes to belong to a political group where whiskers scare up a rabbit.
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