Harrison letter of acceptance and silver debate notes
The column reviews Harrison’s acceptance letter and political fare, mocks silver positions, and critiques tariffs and the wagon of reform. It quotes Edgar L Wakeman on British roads and contrasts U.S. rural poverty with European road quality, urging better national road funding.
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Harrison
West
Minneapolis
As to Good Roads and Public Benefit
The article argues that paved highways would benefit the public by enabling farmers to reach markets year round, reducing wagon wear and horse costs, and easing repairs. It claims better roads would shorten distances to markets, improve social ties, and turn evening drives from vexations into pleasure, while cutting dirt and mud in all seasons.
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Edgar L. Wakeman
Uch
Europe
England
United States
Atga
World’s Fair Guards to Protect Grounds Under Col Rice
The Columbian guards will number fifteen hundred men under Col Edmund Rice U G A to oversee visitors at the fair grounds. Recruits must be intelligent active courteous and under thirty five. discipline will be enforced and loitering punished to ensure safe wanderings among grounds and buildings.
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