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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1893
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment describes subscription options for six months and one year. It notes the Daily Telegraph is published every evening except Sunday and includes general news and market reports.
The Wilson committee reports a revenue bill that abandons protective principles, pleasing Democrats but provoking Republican critics. The plan is portrayed as democratic yet nearly partisan, eroding free institutions while courting large interests, suggesting a mix of reform and protection.
The Book of the Fair aims to publish the entire Exposition in a comprehensive work. It will span 1,000 imperial folio pages in 25 parts, about 40 pages each, at two parts monthly and priced at one dollar per part. It features over 2,000 illustrations from official sources, many full page plates. Bancroft Co., Auditorium Building, Chicago, Ill.
Citizens around Sarah sign a remonstrance against the Wilson barley schedule, a Democratic town mostly supporting the plea. The piece praises Joshua Jester of Green for his reelection, lauding him as a Lincoln Republican and a credit to the civil list.
Wayne Macuyeagh has been appointed ambassador to Itay, drawing from his long service and ties to Gresham. The selection aligns with his past advocacy for a single gold standard and his history with Democrats.
The article urges using the McWard plan to raise 100 as a reserve fund to give business men a rest from charitable drafts. It notes merchants are ready to relieve want and will support good causes, with ample provisions in reserve and the McMillan movement expected to be a grand success.
Washington dispatch describes a chaotic House session with rapid clashes over a resolution to create a seven member committee to probe administration attempts to annex territory, Speaker Crisp halting a partisan rally and Boutelle pressing privileged resolutions as Republicans push for policy rebuke and extra salaries while funds for pensions and staff are debated amid heated exchanges.
John K. Hopkins Democrat was elected mayor of Chicago over Republican George B. Swift by 1387 in a City vote running to 419,700 for Hopkins and 111,313 for Swift. The election saw heavy participation with 1,517 Socialist Labor and 367 People's Silver votes, amid claims of overcounts and a Republican contest of Hopkins’s victory.
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