Democratic Platform Echoes on Money and Liberty
The document outlines a Democratic platform emphasizing liberty, press freedom, local self-government, and constitutional limits. It condemns gold monometallism, calls for free coinage of gold and silver at 16 to 1, and opposes demonetization of any legal tender. It stresses tariff reform, federal restraint, and labor protection while advocating New Mexico and Arizona statehood and Cuba sympathy.
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Theteonion
Democrats
United States
Democratic Party
Jafférson
Dal
Orrosto
Tae Goro Sranpano
London
Goup
Italy
Boxp
Sna
United Petition Np
Promina
Frige
Adjolone
al Money
Treasury Department
Supreme Court
South Court
Gthy Amocratic Congress
Sallowey
Nealy
Congress
Fonkrax Paarms
Interstate Commerce Commission
Alloh
Railroads Ag
Duyouxon Rarrantoan Prorinc Act
Pepanan
Senate
House
Aft
Pacific Railroad
Prnetons
Commissioner of Pensions
States
New Mexico
Arizona
District of Columbia
Alnaka
Alaska
Cuba
Svsarrrep
Public support for relief and prosperity restoration
fragments indicate a call for all citizens who approve them to engage in representation and legislation to relieve the people and restore the country's prosperity. The text emphasizes collective action and political reform for economic recovery.
Sensational Arrest Sparks Outcry Over Defaming Card
A sensational arrest in Ottumwa Iowa follows postal card threats against John Sherman and Grover Cleveland. Ju1 Perron, a known free silver advocate, is charged with mailing defaming material to a postal card addressed by a local editor. The incident stems from a Republican editorial push and a violent, treason accusation against constitutional money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courcil Blutts
Sherman
Cleveland
Odmnail
Juffy
Perron
United States
Minila
John Sharman
Grover Cleveland
United Staton
Ottumwa Courier
Ita Reverso Aida
T. BT
Ferron
Postmaster General Wilson Tackles Railroads Over Postage
Wilson declares railroads violate postage rules by sending official mail in baggage cars without stamps. He notes long-standing practice and states the government claims postage on all correspondence not related to baggage, freight, or passenger service on the same train. Express firms face similar restrictions under the law.
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Wilson
Saya Et
Post Office Department
Alesa
Storm at Pensacola Ravages City and Bay Area
A severe storm hit Pensacola Florida with telegraph and telephone cuts, widespread destruction of houses trees and structures along the bay. Rail lines washed away and waterfront wharves damaged. Estimated losses exceed 100000 in the city and over 500000 in the bay with uncertain life losses to be disclosed in later reports.
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Pensacola
Fla
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
East Bay Shore
Pensacola ‘Terminal Company
West Bay Shore
Bay
Gulf
Noel Flour Mills May Reopen After Stockholders Meeting
Noel mills in Tennessee, the largest flour maker south of the Ohio, held a meeting at Atlanta, Georgia, to reorganize and restart operations. The plant, built for 826000 dollars with a 2500 barrels per day capacity, has been idle since last September and only a temporary committee was appointed to manage the property and set dates for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Mills
Atlanta
Goa
Tennessee
Ohio River
Sketch of Bryan Nominee and Sewall Shipbuilders Timeline
Sketch outlines William Jennings Bryan born 1860 in Salem, detailing schooling in Illinois and Nebraska, early political rise, congressional tenure, tariff and income tax debates, U.S. Senate bid, editorial leadership of the Omaha World Herald, and family life. Also traces the Sewall shipyard heritage from 1828 to the present, noting Arthur Sewall & Co and Maine Democratic ties.
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Salem
Shich
Whipple Academy
Jacksonville
Illinois College
Bam Place
Interaunta
Union College of Law
Chicago
Lyman Thombuil
Lincoln
Neb
A. K. Talbot
Olay Amate
Law School
Tilinoja
Springer
Bourke Coohran
Carlisle
Cleveland
Rowe
United States
Senata
Congress
House of Representatives
Enening
John M. Thurston
Senate
J. B. Strode
Omaha World- Herald
Bryan
Mary Baird
Perry, Ill
Female Academy
Ruth
Wil- Homi, Jr
Grace
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church of
Sewall and allies in historic Antiriotn shipping network
The text outlines the Allaa Haya ownership and leadership of Yeq Kale with seven brige ships and sixty seven full rigged vessels. It highlights connections to Antiriotn shipping, transport roads, and politics, noting Arthur Sewall born in Bath on November 21, 1885 and his early work in the lumber trade before pursuing independent ventures.
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Alla Haya
Yeqkale
Antiriotn Shipping
Muni
Fonwona
Hones
Hella
Mainz Gentral
Holaw
Mr. Sewall
Rewell
California
Arthur Sewall
Bath
Willliam D. Sewall
Rachel T. Sewall
Nova Scotia
Christian Endeavor Convention Choose Nashville Hosts 1898
The Christian Endeavor Union gathered under capitol shadows for a large open air service. Thousands of attendees, Marine Band, and choir performed with a national figure presiding. Nashville won the bid for the 1898 convention after a prolonged trustees’ vote. Leaders addressed citizens and officials in a day of prayer, music, and denominational missionary activities.
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Nashville
Capitol
Marine Band
Clark Rove
Wanamaker
Amperico
Clark
Hadeavor Union
Clare
Roy
J. V. Tyler
Clevaland
Syracuse
Boston
Tae, K. Hill
Salem
Maes
Dru
Wayland Hoyt
Philadelphia
William Patterson
Toronto
Arnott
Ohio
Sound Money Democrats Hit Call for National Ticket
A Friday meeting of Illinois and Texas sound money leaders backed a plan to convene a national Democratic convention to nominate a presidential ticket on a sound money platform. Illinois chairmen were instructed to form a committee to issue an address explaining the move. The Illinois state executive session, held in secret, drew delegates from Georgia, Michigan, New York, Rhode Island, Texas, Massachusetts, Iowa, Minnesota and Illinois.
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Mwinois
Money Democrats
Iilinoia
Jeaders
Gold Organization
Illinois
Texas
Hell
Sound Money Democrats
Islinos
Democratic Party
Sound Money
Democrata
Sound Money Organization of
Georgia
Michigan
New York
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Tawa
Minnesota
Tlinois
Moran
Striker Rettger's Burial Draws Huge Crowd in Cleveland
The funeral of William Rettger, a striking worker killed at Brown Hoisting Works, drew about 10,800 mourners in Cleveland. Reported as the largest procession for a laborer in the city since President Garfield's funeral, the event saw a vast turnout and extensive public sorrow.
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William Rettger
Brown
Cleveland
Garfieid
Gortego
Nomination Notify At Patterson For Hobart Vice Presidency
A Republican committee formally notified Hon Garret A Hobart at his Patterson New Jersey home of his nomination for vice president by the national convention in St Louis. Charles W Fairbanks acted as moderator and Hobart, in a poised speech, expressed gratitude and pledged to support the party’s cause as the city celebrated with decorations and receptions. Hobart, widely popular in Patterson, was lauded for his lifelong service and local ties.
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Garret A. Hobart
United States
Patterson
M. J
Ontroll
Bilisonstraste
Charles W. Fairbanks
Hobart
Wairbanks
Hoe
St. Louis
Avery
Athuda
Republican Party
Garrat
Christian Endeavorers Meet in Washington City Convention Opens
The fifteenth annual United Societies of Christian Endeavor convention opened in Washington D C with formal sessions at the Union Station White Lot and twenty-two fellowship meetings held city churches. Delegations established headquarters as pastors presided over two addresses and a prayer hour. A total of forty four addresses were delivered by numerous Tendipy preachers to large congregations.
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Washington City
United Societies of Christian Adéavor
Washington, D. C
Columbus Printers Strike for Paper and Circular
Columbus Georgia printers, after leaving Moquirer-Snn, issue a circular blaming management for opening offices to both union and non union workers. The note pleads business and labor support, urging patrons to withdraw patronage to aid well paid mechanics.
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Isaaco
Columbus
Moquirer-Snn
Breckinridge Will Row for Congress
Breckinridge announces plans to run again for Congress in an interview. He states, Yes, I shall make the race for congress within a week or so, and will inform friends of his intention. Colonel W. C. BP is referenced in connection with the statement.
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Congress
W. C. BP
Breckinridge Laa
Waek Oritwart
General Young’s Body Sent to Cartersville for Interment
The body of General Pierce Mr. B. Young, who died in New York, was sent to Cartersville, Georgia, for burial following services in New York. Interment arrangements were finalized for Wednesday in Cartersville.
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Hla
Rome
Cartersville
Pierce Mr. B. Young
New York
Gartersville
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Noel Flour Mills
W. J. Bryan
Tie
Sewall
Diane
Ates
Chonge
William’ D. Sewall
William D.sewall
Christian Endeavorers
Striker Rettger
Ilobart Notieted
Re.publican
Patterson, N. J
Breckinridge
Gen. Young
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