The Reformers Crusade for Free Silver Politics in Vermont
In this long-winded summary from The Reformer, debates swirl around free silver candidacy for Vermont governor, with Bland and Meld Bland tied to Catholic controversy, plus talk of state speakership candidates Lord, Hall, and Powers. Nationally, Maine Democrats weigh silver policy, while secrecy and factional fights shape convention tactics and bids by Addivk and McKinley delegates.
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Debated platform vows mix with retail rhetoric and history
The article blends a political platform excerpt praising democracy and federal principles with a late 19th or early 20th century sales pitch promoting "One Price to All" and refund guarantees. It intertwines references to liberty, gold standard, and national independence with consumer advertising for shoes and goods.
Democratic Party Platform Demands Gold Standard and Federal Reforms
The document outlines a reform agenda including a gold standard and direct government control of paper money, opposition to private banks’ power, and calls to expand federal authority. It defends tenets against corruption, urges tariff reform and industrial protection, and supports river improvements and national infrastructure. The draft text also references political figures and a forthcoming convention outcome.
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Fire losses in United States hit record levels in 1893
Statistics show total losses in 1893 reached 82,000,000 with insured coverage about 64 percent and claims totaling 84,008,000. Fires caused by defective wiring, explosions, and lightning led to most incidents, while electric wiring and antique candlesticks were also noted.
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