Political Fights and Silver Debate Stirrost in Early 1900s Press
The Minneapolis Tribune quotes Senator Hill praising Britain's Venables-Vernon Harcourt while the Minneapolis Journal links Hill to a possible presidency bid. The piece covers the Schmidt bill repealing prohibition debates, tariff shifts affecting wool producers, and Democratic blunders tied to silver policy. Governor Boies faces criticism over public stance on silver and Gold standard issues, with Colorado papers warning of political missteps.
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Boies
Greystone Club
Denver
Colorado
Rocky Mountain News
Towa
Wall Street
Missouri River
Debate over establishing a college in Webster City
The piece argues against creating a new Webster City college, saying Iowa already has too many colleges. It urges fewer rising colleges and more academies and seminaries, advocating for stronger feeders to higher education and noting the need for normal schools and other prep institutions.
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Webster City
Iowa
Hill's Bossish and Hill's bid for Democratic nomination
David Bennett Hill, a leading Tammany figure and longtime foe of party opponents, presses for the presidential nomination. He aims to command the New York delegation at Chicago with a February 22 state convention, arguing the party is not united against him and that his vote-getting savvy could win.
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Wihout
Jhas
David Bennett
Hill
Democratic Party
Fill
Elmira
United States
Chicago
New York
David Bennett Hill
Public Sale of Livestock and Farm Tools on Russ Farm
Public sale announced for March 8 1892 on the Russ farm near Werley Iowa in Kossuth county. Sale begins 10 am with cattle including 2-year-old steers yearlings heifers and calves, plus nine work horses and farm implements. Cattle sale starts 1 pm. Terms: cash on sums up to five dollars and negotiable notes for larger amounts with 8 percent interest and 5 percent cash discount on those sums. Passenger train arrival noted from the Milwaukee road.
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Werley
Kossuth County
Iowa
Catale
Milwaukee Road
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