Bryans Acceptance of Democratic Nominations in 1880
Public letter by Hor. Stephen M. White and others on behalf of the Democratic party denounces high office power, insists on equal rights, law enforcement, federalism, and arbitration for interstate labor disputes, rejects centralization, expansion of currency powers, and favors protective measures for labor and public finances.
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Hobart Attacks Chicago Platform in Gold Standard Letter
Garrett A. Hobart Republican vice presidential nominee issued a public acceptance letter warning against free silver. He argues for a gold standard as the nation’s stable basis and denounces the Chicago platform. He claims unlimited silver coinage would misvalue currency and harm national credit. Cockran declines nomination in NYC as McKinley support grows.
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Lamont's Position Stirring Dems In Indianapolis Telegram
Secretary Lamont's telegram to WD Broun signals a hard line toward the Chicago ticket and marks the first clear public statement of his stance in the current campaign. Democrats, Republicans, and press circles weigh its impact, with notable praise from Montana Senator Carter and New York Colonel Fellows noting its potential influence in party cohesion.
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Senator Henry Hobes and the naval secretary plan
A late 19th century dispatch describes Senator Henry Hobes and connections to the navy secretary, detailing itineraries across states and preliminary political maneuvers. It notes Hobes’s path from law training to public service, election to the Senate, and later gubernatorial ambitions, along with related party activities and speaking engagements.
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Fragmented Nuggets of News Bits
The item surveys a chaotic string of political and social notes: Connecticut Democrats expected to dominate, North Carolina party lines, a Rockford marriage, Kentucky sentor nominee TH. Amith, Victoria appoints Li Hung Thang grand knight and two sons as knights, W Forman named governor candidate in Winvis, General Black declining, Major Watts Makoni arrest, and a Mata bela chief’s execution pending.
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West Indies hurricane threatens Nantucket coast and cottages
A powerful early season hurricane moved up the Atlantic coast toward New England. Strong northeast winds and high tides forced evacuations along the coast from Nantucket to Rhode Island, damaging waterfront properties and sinking or wrecking several vessels. Multiple fishing boats were driven ashore or wrecked, with rescuers saving crews from at least one steamer. Baseball results and regional news follow, including Vermont delegation plans to visit Governor McKinsey.
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Rescue and Tragedy on Pennsylvania Track
A Jersey Central passenger train near Walnutport, Allentown, plowed into a child and a man who leapt to save her, killing both instantly. The 11 year old girl and William Nicholas died as the train approached, the man’s quick action failing to avert catastrophe.
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