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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1893
Page
3
The speaker denounces the Wilson bill as a repudiation of democracy and a revenue only tariff with no revenue schedules. He declares every change except one moves toward republicanism, condemns Democrats as counterfeit republicans, and cheers for full protection while attacking half measures and named figures like Romig Heaton and Stone.
J W Brown argues Blaine’s Congress failed due to South American demands for full silver recognition. The piece praises silver as a financial tool, urges direct trade with silver nations, and critiques London clearing houses while highlighting Bai ne’s popularity in the West. The article also reviews Book of the Fair plate pictures and advises contacting Bincroft Company in Chicago.
A historical critique denounces moneyed influence in government, targeting Claus Spreckles and Ambassadorial purchases. It contrasts parties and presidents, calls for Jeffersonian and Lincolnian revival, and urges plain-speaking opposition to cronyism and flunkyism. The piece condemns bribery, favoritism, and elite manipulation.
Workers and the firm met Wednesday to discuss wages and reached a 10 percent adjustment in a cooperative settlement. Diston’s is a major Philadelphia maker of saw plates and saws, employing about $20,000 weekly in labor. The piece questions the Wilson bill’s impact on wages, imports, and domestic industry, noting the bill’s mixed political character.
The document outlines a proposed Iowa General Assembly measure authorizing cities to enact ordinances fining nonpermit holders up to 100 dollars and costs for liquor sales or related acts within 30 days. It details fines, bar to further prosecutions, resporting duties, revenue sharing, and monthly reports to county auditors.
John H. Scott tracks bills modifying the prohibitory law comparing Spencer Smith Capital and old Gatch bills. Austin Smith of Noble township is dead. J A Conerd runs a branch poultry house in Audubon, shipping from Atlantic with firm J H Riddlen barger Co employing about seventy five. Pedersen brothers pledge allegiance to King Christian of Denmark by taking first papers. Atlantic PLO society plans aid for the poor, locating and assisting those in need. Pastor Wickersham cites a Thanksgiving aid drive with abundant parish offerings collected and distributed.
Dispatches from Montevideo report Admiral Gama claiming the loss of the monitor Javary is minor while insurgent forces under Saravia push 80 miles south of Sao Paulo. Government troops move from Rio to counter the revolt as Sao Paulo guards resist orders.
In Berlin, Von Caprivi addressed the Reichstag defending army officers linked to the Hanover gambling cases. He argued Socialists aim to erode military trust, warned antisemitism targets Jewish capitalists, and rejected Zimmerman’s call for government intervention in Baltic Bohemia as misinformed. The latest cabinet forecast from Paris lists Perrier as premier and various ministers, noting Carnot’s crisis considerations and Constance’s role. A Rome dispatch suggests Zanardelli shielded the ministry by delaying deputies, while Andirinov is declared insane in Moscow and the Pope preserves good health with a Latin impromptu.
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