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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1896

Page

5

Gardiner Hero Beats Sanger at National Championship

Louisville August events feature Arthur Gardiner Morgan & Wight team rider delivering a masterful 1 mile open victory by a half wheel over Sanger in a world record 2 04 5. Tom Cooper wins quarter mile national title, Tom Butler takes mile crown. Crowds attend a calm day of racing as 13 starters compete for the professional 1 mile open.

Louisville Tom Cooper Detroit Tom Butler Arthur Gardiner Morgan & Wight Sanger Royal Sport Becker Ziegler Callahan Bald McFarland Gardiner Eaton Kennedy Rigby Wells Aker Parsons Johnson Zeigler Callaghan Cooper Butler Buffaloian Coopers Schrein Oldfield Allen Hoffer E. O. Johnson Baker Asbury Park Pote Willis Coburn Gallagher Coburn Butlers Ed Fichtner

Bryan's Repudiation Policy Draws Religious and Business Fire

A writer condemns free silver advocated by Bryan as a path to repudiation detailing how a 16 to 1 coinage ratio would erode purchasing power, harm pensions and debts, and ruin contracts. The piece cites Altgeld, Tom Reed, Bourke Cochran, and mentions ministers, bankers, and workers opposing the plan while predicting mass opposition in November.

Bryan Altgeld Frank Evans Congress United States Mexico Tom Reed Bourke Cochran Acre Tillmans South Washington

A Vast New Empire In Polk County Arkansas

The Kansas City Pittsburg and Gulf Line will reach Polk county about August 15, creating Mena as a railroad division and center for a vast trade area. The region offers millions of acres of government land for homestead entry, rich farming and timber lands, and a temperate climate. Half rate excursions are offered to attract homeseekers to southwest Missouri, the Ozark apple country, and western Arkansas with free pamphlets mailed by F A Hornbeck, Land Commissioner.

Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf Railroad Port Arthur Polk County Arkansas Mena Kansas City Speeral Missouri Ozark Apple Country F. A. Hornbeck 7Th and Wyandotte Sts

False Issue on Gold Standard and Silver Demonetization

Alexander T Crane argues against claims that demonetizing silver doubled the value of the gold standard and thus debts. He asserts gold’s value hasn’t doubled, prices fell due to tariff policies, and wage real value follows price decline. He condemns Democrats and Populists for political trumpeting and electoral manipulation.

Alexander T. Crane River Sioux

Frece-for-all Argieag 2:29 Pace for 2 year olds

Racing card item lists pacing and trotting events for two year old horses. Half mile runs scheduled for Wednesday September 2 and Thursday September 3 with purses of 200 dollars for various pace and trot heats. Special offerings and pacing races included with 250 and 200 dollar purses.

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