Platform contrasts in tariff and banking shapes 1890s vote
Editorial disputes Chicago and Denver party platforms noting tariff protection vs revenue tariff, banking safety plans, and injunctions in labor disputes. It argues the presidential race hinges on the candidates, with the Republican being superior and the Senate likely blocking Democratic tariff moves. Includes local notices and community updates.
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Denver
Chicago
Republican Party
Senate
Oklahoma
Postal Savings Bank
Uncle Sam
Taft
Baseball Critic’s Wry Quip Mars Huggins Line
In a Chicago dispatch a baseball critic jokes about Joe Muggins being injured after a heated exchange with an umpire. Huggins remarks that Muggins never played. the critic quips he sprained his larynx explaining how things should be done.
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Huggins
Fanning
Muggins
Chicago
Fashions in Newport Set tones for autumn style tones
The article surveys Newport fashion as the season peaks, noting a conservative shift away from freak features. It highlights linen, corded reps, piques, and soutache braidings, subtle gold or silver trim, and tailored coats. It mentions Directoire twists, long coats, and the evolving silhouettes for different age groups, with emphasis on linen and silk combinations and subtle embellishments.
The American Principle in Grange Representation
The PennsylvanIa Grange News editors argue for representation by population in the National Grange, contrasting federal and state legislatures. They note each state’s Senate votes regardless of size, while House votes vary with population, and urge proportional representation for Grange units based on membership and dues paid to the national treasury. They acknowledge political machines oppose broader popular voting but favor reform within the Grange.
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National Grange
Pennsylyana Grange News
Aia
Senate
United States Senate
House of Congress
Colorado
Sitle Senate
House
Indiana
Ithode Islanct
Pennsylvani
Niki Chivhyefiur
New York
Atite
Pennsylvania
Ita Liport
Oregon State Grange Resolutions From Annual Session
The Oregon State Grange held its annual session in May with delegates examining resolutions on growth, defense of the order, and the national role of the Grange. Speakers stressed education, unity, and sustaining the organization through study and outreach.
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Otterbein
Smith
Greenville
Wright
Martin
Judy
Orexan
Tony
Varias
Simu
Bysetitibell Wits
Irs
Towa’s Progress and Grange Reunion Announcement
Towa’s Progress notes long decline of the Grange movement due to political strife and disarray. A Harter reunion is set for August 8 at Greenville fair grounds with invitations extended to friends and relatives and reminders to bring baskets.
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Adams Township
Gettysburg
Brokaw
Greenville
Towa
Watters
Harter
Greenville Fair
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Unter City
Moses Royer
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