30 Jun 1892
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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1892
Page
1
Advertises savings on Lonsdale Muslin 7c 100 bolts Standard Prints 5c lawns 2? per unit 1 gross Hair Pins 5c 1 gross Writing Paper 15c Unbleached Muslin 5c Jackson's Favorite Corset 49c Suspenders 10c and upwards Shoes 25 percent cheaper than elsewhere at the
A quick wood preservation tip for wagons buggies and carts recommends washing to remove dirt sanding rough spots and applying one coat of Ready Mixed Paint. The finish dries to a hard glossy surface. Also notes for railway and steamship tickets through local agents in Lawrence.
A summary of Democratic leaders from Illinois to Kentucky weighing Harrison’s strength, with Ewing and Carter Harrison in Illinois, Barnes and Rowley in Michigan, Governor Stone and Campbell in Mississippi, Douglas and Carter in Georgia, Governor Fleming in West Virginia, Brown in New Hampshire, Taggart Green Matthews and English in Indiana, and Moore in Kentucky voicing doubts about Harrison’s 1892 electability and potential Democratic advantages.
A speaker urges acting judiciously in Chicago to defeat Mr. Harrison next November. The tariff is named as the prominent issue and the campaign described as the hottest in the country’s history.
The platform outlines Democratic stands against federal control of elections, calls for home rule and individual liberty, denounces the force bill, supports tariff reform and free raw materials, backs land reclamation for homesteads, opposes trusts with regulatory measures, advocates naval strength, education funding, and pensions for veterans, and supports territorial statehood and women and child labor protections.
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