Blaine's Acceptance Letter Outlines Tariff and Foreign Policy
Blaine’s formal acceptance letter to Henderson outlines tariff policy, foreign commerce, and national questions. It defends protectionism, cites census value growth, and argues for arbitration in Americas affairs while stressing civil service integrity and a strong navy. The letter contrasts GOP stance with opponents and discusses land, shipping, and immigration.
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Prohibitionists Convene National Meeting in Pittsburgh
Large crowd gathers at Lafayette Hall as Gideon L Stewart opens the National Convention of Prohibitionists. William Daniel is named chairman, with Miss Woodbridge and Charles Carter as secretaries. Delegates total about 500 with extensive state representation and a push for a constitutional prohibition amendment. The event includes a memorial by Miss Willard and a national committee selection before adjournment to nine the next morning.
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Havoc of the Wind Destroys Cortland Circus Tent
A hurricane hit Cortland New York yesterday afternoon collapsing Baroum's mammoth tent during a circus show. Seven to eight thousand spectators were present. the canvas fell but miraculously no one was killed as people were rescued from the mass of canvas and uprooted ropes. The storm caused chaos with screams and the roar of beasts echoing as emergency crews aided survivors.
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Lumber Mills to Cease for a Time Important Dae
Te July 24 Crintox Te reports a temporary halt in lumber mill operations as part of industry adjustments. Officials say the measure will pause production briefly, with potential impacts on supply and local employment. Further details forthcoming.
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