Free Silver Debate Splits Democrats and Warns Republicans
In New York July editorial remarks on the free silver issue warn that a third ticket by sound-money Democrats could reshape the nation. The piece argues Republicans must unite with sound-money Democrats to prevent a Republican loss, noting eastern Democrats resist but the westerns and farmers favor silver. It urges a united front to protect institutions and law in the looming election.
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Democratic call for united action against economic crisis
A request urges sound money Democrats to work earnestly with patriots from other parties to oppose a perceived economic heresy. It notes responsibility lies with Republican candidates and leaders to act rationally and practically to meet the nation’s danger. The speaker questions how long such unity will last.
Bryan's Watermelon Carved for Visiting Reporters
At Mr and Mrs W J Bryan home in Lincoln Nebraska a 41 pound Georgia watermelon was sliced for visiting reporters and family. J W Comer of Eden Georgia won two large melons grown near Eden station Effingham county. Melons were shipped by express to Atlanta and Lincoln with special service from B & O railroad for presentation to McKinley and Bryan.
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Apple export boom forecast for New York crop
London advices via Otto Meyer & Co report the apples from the United States will be abun dant and cheap this year, boosting exports to London Liverpool and Glasgow. Veteran manager Josiah Rich notes a crop of up to 60 to 80 million barrels, with probable equal or greater production than last year, as demand rises amid orange shortages.
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New Kite Record Reaches 7200 Feet Over Sea
The July 15 test on Bite Hill near Hoston set a new height record for kites with instruments, the top kite reaching 7,200 feet above sea level. The project endured repeated setbacks, including a 7,000 foot failure when a string broke and instruments drifted to Quinay over three miles away.
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Hoffman House Cafe Closes. Art Gallery Planned in Hotel Wing
July 3 report from New York states the Hoffman House cafe closed overnight and a smaller room opened in the Toyents sixth street wing. Proprietor Radward Stokes said the art collection will be kept and likely shown as part of an art gallery within the hotel. The event drew notable visitors and city sightseers.
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Plan to Enlarge Ellis Island Issued by Immigration Bureau
Washington July 25 Commissioner General Suimp of the immigration bureau, treasury department, announced a plan to enlarge Ellis Island New York harbor. The War department approved the plan which would add new plates and handling areas, with work to begin on the existing piles, and to include improvements to facilities for processing arrivals.
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Watson Chosen as Populist Vice President Nominee
In Be Louis July night Thomas B Wat son of Georgia a former congressman who contested Black seat ran on the Populist ticket. After a protracted balloting parity with Sewall emerged as the vice presidential pick amid fierce opposition from Bryan supporters. The convention's mood flared with boos and cheers as Watson’s name was finally adopted on the first ballot just after midnight.
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Late Populist Convention Deluged by Boos and Paper Wads
Delegates jeered and hissed as Sewall and Watson received endorsements amid a storm of interruptions. Bryan managers sought order while supporters urged unity, with speakers interrupted, pelting, and shifting allegiances roiling the midnight ballot process.
Balloting and Darkness At Convention Turn Midnight Drama
The convention balloting began as delegates debated votes for Watson Sewall and others. Texas shifted to Watson, Tennessee and Georgia altered tallies, a protest and a blackout followed with midsection delegates shouting and a motion to adjourn. later lights returned and the adjournment was set.
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Wealthy Wisconsin Republican switches to Bryan Sewall
Z G Simons of Kenosha, the wealthiest man in southern Wisconsin, declares for Bryan and Sewall and endorses the Chicago platform. He is president of First National Bank and Northwestern Telegraph among other holdings, long a Republican foe of tariff raises. His two sons join the party.
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Ferry argues for international bimetallism over gold standard
Ex senator Ferry of Michigan criticizes the gold standard and urges international bimetallism. He says bimetallism would have prevented financial trouble and disputes the Republican platform for urgent adoption of international bimetallism while allowing gold in the interim.
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Dr Hand's Colle Ctire Remedy Ad From Eureka Kansas
A 1966 Eureka Kansas ad claims Dr Hand's remedy for children steadies babies, with a testimonial from Mrs Perry praising relief and rest. It urges mothers to ask others who used it and notes the product sells for two cents per bottle at druggists.
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Begs Hair Renewer Promises Beautiful, Proud Hair
An advertisement extols Begs Hair Renewer as a positive guarantee for every woman to achieve lovely, proud hair, claiming widespread availability through druggists and a bold assertion of benefits.
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No-Te-Bac Nerves Cure Ad Described in Tobacco Warning
An old advertisement extols No-To-Bac as a nerve tonic that cures tobacco related nervous strain and vitality loss. It claims the product rebuilds manhood, strengthens nerves, and lists endorsements and widespread availability from pharmacies and doctors. The piece uses sensational language to urge smokers to quit with this remedy.
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Moon Observatory Report States Meteor Sighting Near Moon
Professor William ar can lar of the Smith Observatory reports observing a dark round object cross the Moon on July 25. He believes it was a meteor, too far from Earth’s atmosphere to ignite, a finding claimed to be entirely new in astronomical annals.
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Gotham Floating Roof Gardens Take New York by Storm
In New York on July 21 the Hosting roof garden craze drew crowds to the Granda Ferublis steamer. Passengers enjoyed the Hurtaon deck and promenade while the design, greeted with surprise, promised comfortable seating and unobtrusive views as the soaring attraction gained rapid popularity aboard the vessel.
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