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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1893
Page
3
A Word to Honest Democrats Demanding Full Republican Stand
A critical tirade argues that the Ways and Means committee will not tariff sugar tea coffee and drugs while wool and mine products enter free. It attacks Democrats for not abolishing protection and calls for a complete Republican alignment, praising the Grand Old Party for keeping its pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
A Natural Politician Capt Mullins Praised After Election
There is any man entitled to see good over the recent election that man is Capt Mullins. He has had a long political career and never wavered in the belief that the state district and county would be carried. He was the senatorial committeeman, advising Republicans and steering them through dangerous breakers. Long life to Sap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt
Mullins
Wiota
Five Mile Church
J. W. Lamb
Why Money Will Be Easier
In Walnut on November 15 1893 The Telegraph argues money will become easy after the annual settlements by February 1 due to tired capital owners reduced investment and clearer political prospects. It cautions that abundant money in banks does not ensure prosperity and urges both gold and silver money equal rights, strong protective duties, and American policy to revive widespread work and industrial activity.
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Stevens
Cayital
Telegraph
Iowa
McCarthy
Iown
Equitable of
Ways and Means Free List Threat Prompts Tariff Rant
A reader fumes over reports that the Ways and Means Committee plans to place wool ore coal lumber salt and rough iron on the free list and keep duties at a compensatory level for crude materials. He blasts alleged liberal proposals harming miners mills and bosses. He urges full Republican protection for all workers and industry with high wages and steady prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means Committee
Federal House
Committee On Ways
Axman
Sawyer
Salt Trust
Coal Trust
Iron Trust
Democratic Party
Candidates Named for Various State Positions
The list names speaker candidates Van Gilder Warren Mitchell of Adams Byers Shelby and Stone Marshall. State binder candidates Young Watters Polk. Uncle John G Smith Kosuth seeks fish commissioner and is urged for appointment. Frank R Conaway has no opposition for state printer.
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van Gilder
Warren
Mitchell
Adams
Byers
Shelby
Stone
Marshall
Young
Watters
Polk
John G. Smith
Kossuth
Frank R. Conaway
Officers of the New Republic in the Sandwich Islands
In response to a question about the republic on the Sandwich Islands, the Inter Ocean item lists officers: Mr. Dole as President, native. Mr. Hatch as Vice President, naturalized. Mr. Damen as Finance Minister, native. Mr. King as Interior Minister, naturalized. Mr. Smith as Attorney General, native. Thurston, Castle, and Carter as natives. Marsden and Wilder as naturalized citizens.
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Morton
Cleveland
New Republic
Sandwich Islands
Arman Luprow
Ludlow
Inter Ocean
Dole
Hatch
Damen
Finance
King
Interior
Smith
Thurston
Castle
Carter
Messrs Marsden
Wilder
Reports From Juarez and Beyond Stir War News
News from Juarez and other cities details revolts against Diaz in Mexico with troops fighting back, looting in Palomas, secret agents and executions. Monarchs discuss naval ship completions. Lubeck storm damages port and ship. Nelson monument plot in Montreal. Prince Pedro starts for Brazil. France suffers storm fatalities. Russia and Britain discuss petrol competition and a global trust.
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