Progressive platform drafts stir tariff and banking reform debates
Baltimore dispatch reports progressives push for a semi progressive platform with calls for banking reform flexible banking laws and a deep waterway, alongside tariff revision and trust controls. Bryan leadership faces minority platform risks as sessions consider one term presidential tenure and woman suffrage, with details from subcommittee leaks.
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Rich widow marries pastor in Surprising ceremony
Rev. Tabor Thompscs of the Spiritualist temple in Islaelty announced last Monday he married Mrs. Aimin E. Wheeler of Orange, Massachusetts. The 76 year old widow wed the 52 year old pastor, widowed husband of Joh W. Wheeler, a sewing machine manufacturer.
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Democratic Party Leader Urged By Reed In Nation’s Campaign
Baltimore congressman James A. Reed presents Orgharip Clark as a potential Democratic leader amid attacks on Republican rivals. He advocates loyalty to the Constitution, warns of trusts under Roosevelt and Taft, and calls for a principled, steadfast standard bearer to guide the party through a long, hard fight.
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