Missouri man earns blue ribbon for annual matrimony
A man in Missouri claims bragging rights for agility in matrimony by marrying one wife each year for six years. The Oddities include a Texas Citizen quip, a free silver man, and a string of peculiar vignettes from Kentucky to Georgia detailing baptisms in freezing creek water, horse trades with whisky, and a fatal rail accident blamed on robbers. The Bangor Commercial condemns a wealthy York county husband who tallies his wife’s sickness cost and teases the idea of the husband’s moral desder.
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Missouri
Ananias
Stone Creek
Macon
Georgia
Atlanta
Jacksonville
York County
Bangor Commercial
Georgia Democrats Urge Jun 25 Convention and Primaries
The State Executive Committee of Georgia Democrats meets to set policy for the year. They call for a June 2 primary and a June 25 convention in Chicago bounds. The text outlines delegate selection, gubernatorial candidate nomination, and a debate over sound money and free coinage of silver shaping the party’s stance.
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Democratic Party
Atlanta
Chicago
United States
Gordon
Georgia
Decatur County
Democratic Executive Committee of
State House
General Assembly
Washington
Russell
Death by self harm trade scare shocks St Louis druggist
A St Louis druggist displays twenty poisons, whisky, cigarettes, and a deck of cards in a show window as a dramatic self destruction themed stunt. The piece contrasts with Georgia political factions, bond sales, and calls the public to judge government strength amid a looming war cloud.
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St. Louis
Aale
Gold standard vs free coinage impact on circulating money
The 1894 Bureau of the Mint report estimates present monetary stock at 1.626 billion dollars with per capita circulation of 25.00. The proposed free coinage act would retire all silver and other sound money from circulation, shifting to a silver standard promoted by free silverites and populists.
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Tere
United States
Bureau of the Mint
Free Silverites
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