Republican Platform Declares Protection and Gold Standard
St Louis June 20 platform of the Republican convention denounces Democratic rule as calamity and asserts protection as the base of American industry. It pledges a return to the gold standard, tariff protection, reciprocity, naval buildup, and firm foreign policy, urging renewal of sugar protections and immigration enforcement.
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St. Louis
Teller
United States
Republican Party
Teller Endorsement Urges Bimetallism Cure for Financial Troubles
Silver delegates rail against the gold standard urging Teller for president. They claim restoring bimetallism would expand monetary base, raise and stabilize prices, and benefit workers. They call for cross party unity and cite historic emancipation as precedent. A second convention plans informal coordination with Senator Dubois directing bolter interests. Also notices on B&O schedules and Nobles Shrine meeting in Cleveland with reduced fares.
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Silver Bolters
Dubois
Idaho
Reed Will Be Renominated by First District
Portland Maine June 22 Hon Thomas Brackett Reed will be tendered renomination to Congress by the First district and it is announced he has consented to stand preferring service in the Fifty fourth Congress over resuming his law practice.
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Reed
Portland
Thomas Brackett Reed
Understanding the transient nature of many illnesses
The advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a gentle, effective laxative that cleanses internally without weakening organs. It claims many ailments are due to constipation and promotes genuine Syrup of Figs from California Fig Syrup Co as the preferred remedy trusted by millions.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Northwestern line offers reduced summer excursion tickets
Reduced rate excursion tickets are sold by the north western line to popular east coast resorts with fast Chicago service. Tickets through trains connect with eastern lines. For details contact Chicago Northwestern agents and inquire about the Washington excursion via Pennsylvania Short Lines from Chicago July 4–7. Historic Johnstown and Horse Shoe Curve highlighted on this route to the National Capital.
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B &O
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Ohio River
L. S. Allen
Grand Central
Ill
North-Western Line
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Pennsylvania
Johnstown
Allegheny Mountains
National Capital
Ask Dering
Clark St
Harper's Magazine 1896 Fiction and Features Preview
Harper's Magazine outlines a rich 1896 program with William Black’s Briseis starting December 1895 and running to May, George Du Maurier’s The Martian, a new Twain piece Tom Sawyer a Derestive, and stories by Wilkins, Davis, Ralph, and Wister. Theodore Roosevelt articles on St Clair’s defeat and Wayne’s victory, Woodrow Wilson six Washington papers, and Casper Whitney snowshoe expeditions with photos. Subscriptions begin with June and December issues. payments by money order or draft.
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William Black
George du Maurier
the Martian
George Washington
Howard Pyle
Poultney Bigelow
Caton Woodville
St. Clair
Anthony Wayne
Theodore Roosevelt
Casper W. Whitney
British North America
Mr. Whitney
Brander Matthews
Bryant
Emerson
Hawthorne
Whittier
Poe Lowell
Bucephalus Napoleon
Sheridan
James Baldwin
Boys’ Brigade
Chris
Teddy
Carrots
James Otis
Newsboy Life
Frances Courtenay Taylor
St. Nicholas
He Century Co
Jniom Square
Harper's Bazar looks forward to 1896 fashion year
The 29th year of Harper's Bazar begins January 1896 with fashion coverage from Paris and Berlin. New York fashions, a pattern sheet for gown making, and updated sections on children, men, and social life are highlighted. The Paris Letter by Katharine DeForest and stories by Mary E Wilkins plus other features are announced. Subscriptions start with the current issue if no date is given. Newspapers are advised not to reprint without authorization.
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Harper’s Bazar
Bazar
Sandoz
Baude
Chapuis
Paris
Berlin
New York
Katharine DeForest
Gerald
Maria Louise Poole
New England
Mary E Wilkins
Jerome
Harver & Brothers
Napoleon
William M. Sloane
Princeton
Castaigne
Africa
Spain
ST. Nicholas
Mary Mapes Doage
Rudyard Kipling
St. Nickolas
Prof. Sloane
Harper's Periodicals Postage Free for Subscribers
Harper's announces postage free delivery for all subscribers in the United States Canada and Mexico marking a reader friendly change across North American circulation.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
Harper & Brothers P. O. Box
New York
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