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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1900
Page
2
Excerpts from Mr. Bryan's acceptance speech argue against conquest in the Philippines. He stresses free trade without exploiting human lives, warns against tyrannical rule, and calls for self government for Cubans and Filipinos. He would convene Congress to establish stable government and grant independence.
A fragment quoted mentions defending the Filipinos from outside interference while they determine their fate, paralleling the protection of Central and South American republics and the Monroe Doctrine pledge to safeguard them. The snippet notes a stance of guarding emerging nations as they chart their destiny.
Justice Stone opens register books for the November general election. Voters must register and pay the listed fine to be added. Names and details include Nation DaryMeEN, L. Arnold, and M. Jebsen with drug store notices. State Board of Examiners set monthly meeting, deadlines clarified for claims against the State.
Daily sale begins on the twenty first offering ladies, gents, boys, and children’s items in black and chocolate. Aldo products priced well below factory cost, with early stock available while sizes last.
The Democratic State Convention plans a gathering on the upcoming Thursday at the Hotel in Virginia City to nominate three Presidential candidates and three alternates, plus one Supreme Judge and two Regents for State University. Delegates from counties are assigned by Central Committee totals with primaries encouraged where feasible. Voters and delegates must pledge to the unlimited coinage of gold and silver at the ratio of 16 to 1.
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