Cleveland's Message Low Wages Stance Criticized
The Telegraph notes President Cleveland tacitly delays wage cuts under free raw materials and low tariffs while praising his honesty over his party. It argues Democrats claim higher wages from tariffs are false, cites Honolulu policy shifts and Sewardian Pacific aims, and criticizes pensions stance and income tax defense.
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Cleveland
Telegraph
Honolulu
Sandwich Islands
William H. Seward
America
Pacific Ocean
President Cleveland backs higher debt and gold bonds
The President favors increasing the national debt and proposes amending statutes on government bond issuance. He argues the treasury secretary’s authority is unclear and endorses tying the country to gold bonds backed by banks issuing currency. He is frank about supporting this financial feature of his party.
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Cleveland
Secretary of the Treasury
Telegraph
Heaton Faces Tariff Debate Over Protection Bill
Henry Heaton, a consistent revenue for tariff advocate, rejects imitation protectionism and Wilson Bill influence. A free trader, Heaton favors no custom house policy and questions the tariff logic, keeping firm to free trade deductions.
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Henry Heaton
Wilson
Heaton
Mr. Heaton
President Cleveland cites fraudulent pensions in neighborhoods
President Cleveland says thousands of neighborhoods are affected by pension fraud, noting widespread misuse across the city and urging investigation and reform. He highlights Atlantic as one example among many communities facing pension irregularities and calls for coordinated action.
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Clevelands
Atlantic
Mr. Cleveland Declines Talk on Repealing 10 Percent Tax
Mr. Cleveland gives no statement on repealing the ten per cent tax on state bank circulation, avoiding any explicit position or plan. The remark leaves unresolved policy questions and interest in financial measures.
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Cleveland
President’s tariff stance draws mixed approval
Editor Henry Watterson of the Louisville Center Journal criticizes the Wilson tariff bill, arguing it preserves key elements of the McKinley act and may affect public economy and policy alignment.
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Henry Watterson
The
Louisville Center Journal
Grand Wolf Hunt Postponed To December Thirteen In Franklin
Weather delays the annual wolf roundup in Franklin township with a 10 o clock start. Lines form along Folleys road township line German school house road and west of D W Paines farm centering in Marion Weltons pasture all invited by committee. The Leader notes the Des Moines performance of a famed sextette and Thomas Tate recounts a tale of 1863 governor Kirkwood and Tom Tate’s later reflections on Montana mining and Wyoming heights.
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Franklin Township
Folley
D. W. Paine
Marion Welton
Thomas Tate
Samuel Kirkwood
Tom
Colorado
Hocky
Montana
Hawaii Situation Report Stirs Amended U S Policy View
The Klickitat from Honolulu brings notices to Nov 20 as Honolulu turmoil continues over annexation, with Minister Willis stating no change in the present situation for weeks. He says he sent dispatches to Washington and will keep peace. rumors of royalist rallies prompt troops on standby and disputed quotes spark public doubt.
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United States
Washington
Alameda
Evening Star
Willie
Willis
Philadelphia
Adams
Blount
Farmers Sentenced to Penitentiary for Cattle Killing
In Cueyvenxy Wyoming on December 5 Justice Scott heard Simon Langford Jacob Schupp John Butler John Kinsler Chris Ehrich and Charles Bocklaw of Box Butte county Nebraska plead guilty to killing and stealing cattle from the P F ranch. They were sentenced to the minimum one year in the penitentiary after pleading for mercy for their families. The article also notes the Iowa Ton tine Investment company failure with missing funds and G W Stone the president vanished.
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Scott
Nebraska
Cueyvenxy
Wyo
Simon Langford
Jacob Schupp
John Butler
John Kinsler
Chris Ehrich
Charles Bocklaw
Box Butte County
Justice Scott
P.F
Drs Morris
Iowa Tontine Investment Company
St. Louis
Sedalia
G. W. Stone
Engine Exploded in Eastland Train Killings Reported
A Texas and Pacific engine drawing 13 cars exploded in Eastland Texas killing Engineer Charles Hiliott Fireman Charles Bevera and Brakeman Frank Spence. A separate Bedford County treasurer Lewis A Arthur shortage of over 40000 leads to prosecution. details unclear.
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Dallas
Eastland
Ter
Texas and Pacific
Charles Hiliott
Charles Bevera
Frank Spence
RichMono
Lewis A. Arthur
Bedford County
Sealed orders for Brazilian port stir Nictheroy and America
Brazilian cruisers Nictheroy and America prepare to sail under sealed orders to a Brazilian port. Nictheroy conducted target practice and crews express readiness for action. Admiral de Mello travels from Rio to meet the ships amid heightened excitement. Also: federal appropriations estimates for 1894-95 total 411,879,041 with detailed allocations across departments.
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Nictheroy
America
St. Tomas
Brazil
Admiral de Mello
Rio de Janeiro
Nic Theroy
Washinaron
Congress
State Department
Treasury Department
War Department
Navy
Interior Department
Post Office
Department of Agriculture
Department of Labor
Department of Justice
Not a crime to be poor in Kansas says governor
Governor Lewelling urges Kansas police to stop treating poverty as crime and to end rock piles and bull pens used to punish the homeless. He condemns vagrancy laws as unconstitutional and urges boards of police commissioners to enforce freedom of movement and pursuit of employment rather than penalize poverty.
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Toreks
Lewelling
Kansas
Elizabeth
France
Thave
United States
Diogenes
Columbus
Metropolitan Police Act
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