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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1896
Page
2
The article notes many potential free silver presidential contenders, with over a dozen likely to be prominent on the first ballot. It warns that trouble begins next Tuesday as newspapers speculate on booms and possible nominees.
The Democratic County Committee met at the courthouse Tuesday afternoon to fill vacancies on the county ticket. Results: Assembly Lewis Kracer of Sheffield, Register and Recorder F A Shaw of Tidioute, District Attorney T L Hampson of Glade Run. Voting to confirm comes next November.
The article notes a shift of Warren County Democrats toward the Republican party amid reactions to a supreme court decision on bonds. It discusses rumors of Grover Cleveland backing the Republican ticket, campaign clubs forming in several states, and critics accusing the administration of silver policies and tariff debates. It also mentions the president at Gray Gables and cabinet members at the seashore.
The mid summer number features a new artistic cover and unusual excellence. It promises universal interest with numerous articles on popular and timely subjects and is attractively illustrated throughout.
The Erie Dispatch notes strong push for a free silver 16 to 1 standard at the Chicago Democratic convention. The piece argues currency reform would affect national integrity, labor wages, and the cost of goods, urging unity across parties to elect an honest, stable monetary system in November.
The June 27 Dun's Review notes unclear monetary outlook as silver advocates gain ground and delay policy. St Louis convention action may be sustained, yet many mills delay investment. Cotton mills in Fall River signal a temporary stoppage with signatures. Providence manufacturers discuss. Woolen factories act independently, with 14 reported closed this week.
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