The Friend, 1904, Vol. 78: A Religious and Literary Journal (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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The Populist National Convention, lately meeting in Springfield, Ill., nominated Thomas E. Watson, of Georgia, for President, and Thomas F. Tribbles, of Nebraska, for vice-president. Its platform advocates eight hours as a day's labor, the ownership by the Government of rail roads and a general system of telegraphs and telephones.

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