Democratic platform declaration in Chicago July 8
The platform reaffirms classic Democratic principles of liberty, local self government, and civil religious rights. It demands free coinage of silver and gold, opposes gold monometallism, condemns private money creation, and calls for government issuance of currency. It opposes peacetime bonds by banks, supports tariff reform for revenue, and urges economic fairness, federal restraint, and territorial statehood. It endorses pensions, territorial admission, Monroe Doctrine, Cuba sympathy, merit-based civil service, term limits, and national waterways.
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Chicago
Puension
oWiofae
Piazza
United States
Jefferson
Democratic Party
Republic
Ailver
Sither
London
Congress
Jackson
Senate
House of Representatives
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
Union of States
District of Columbia
Alaska
Cuba
Mississippi River
Interior
Crop Conditions In Cincinnati July Report
The Price Current summarizes crop conditions for the past week noting corn showing good promise with most areas encouraging. Oats suffer moderate damage from moisture winds and rust in western locals. Wheat quality lowered by rust and minor yield reductions. Rust's injurious effects on spring wheat more evident, average position decreased. Hog packing for the week reached 245000 vs 160000 prior year.
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Cincinnati
Bryan's rise to the White House as youngest president
A long portrait of William Jennings Bryan, his early life in Salem Illinois and Nebraskan rise to national prominence. The piece details his law career, service in Congress, stand on tariff and free silver, role as editor of the World Herald, and his public image as a self made man and man of the people.
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Wasumnoror
William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
Bryan
White House
Salem
Ill
Lyman Trumbull
Congress
House
Nebraska
Ile
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Bourke Cockrun
John R. Pellows
New York
Dingley
Read
Maine
Springer
Illinois
Lodge
Massachusetts
Oates
Alabama
Wot. L. Wilson
West Virginia
Crisp
Cleveland
Hland
Twiys Ind
Internal Revenue
McMilip
Tennessee
Omaha
the World-Herald
Lincoln
Samuel J. Randall
Mr. Bryan
Ade
OF WOMEN AND LOVE AND RIDING THE RAILS
A fragmentary ad style item praising Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a protective tonic for seasickness nausea and biliousness. It advertises travel by Louisville and Nashville railroad with low rate excursions to the South on select Tuesdays through October and cites quotes from the Chicago Record and Chicago Tribune as filler.
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad
G. P. Atmore
Louisville, Ky
Geo. B. Horner
St. Louis
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the Democratic Party
Coe
Egemen Nee
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Fifty-third Congress
Republican Congress
Martin
Senor Mella
Chamber of Deputies
United, States
Spain
Jennings
Iist
Monty
Dauphiny
Alps
Ventnor
Isle of Wight
St.James
America
Hamburg
Frankfort
Amsterdam
Warsaw
Jerusalem
Wisconsin Land Improvement Company
Muskegon Lake
Michigan Agricultural Board
State Agricultural College
Paris
National Library
Chicago Tribune
Virgi Olpan
Chileago
Broughton
Sth Ave
Briadway
Charles B. Tires Co
Star Beat
Stark Buters
Louisiana
FO Pont LE
Chicago Conservatory
Raulic
Catrarus
SaMaxh Kayzer
Direetor
ST. John’s College
Fordham
N.Y
Jesuit
Fathend University
Man
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