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Newspaper
Bluffton Banner
Location
Bluffton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1894
Page
4
The sugar industry faces collapse amid talk of a free sugar bill, with refineries cutting workers and the sugar trust blamed on both parties. Representative Catchings calls for tariff reform, while Democrats seek unity behind the President’s plan, anticipating shifts in the coming session.
The United States and Britain avoid war talk while Secretary Gresham considers Guzman’s charges about U S citizens in Nicaragua The cruiser Columbia is sent to Bluefields and Ambassador Bayard is instructed to seek full explanation from Britain The Supreme Court rules the state fee and salary law unconstitutional for county treasurers due to an omitted Shelby county provision
The President delivered a vigorous address to Congress on Monday, covering all public questions. Tariff and currency are the central concerns, with recommendations offering a clear path for Congress in the ongoing short session.
The piece discusses political leadership in Alabama and Indiana figures, noting reactions to income tax stance, recent election results, and public opinion. It mentions Gov Oates winning by 27,000, Kon’s remarks at Montgomery, and Cov Jones maintaining order, with attention to local civic roles and educational progress. It also highlights a theater opening for Lincoln J Carter’s Fast Mail with elaborate stage effects and Niagara scene.
Advertisers seek farmland in reasonable sizes for residence property in Bluffton. Bring your land and inspect bargains offered by the dealers. Also promoting How to Keep Warm and be Happy and urging purchases of overcoats and winter suits at Kunn the clothier.
A promotional notice urges shoppers to visit Kuhn the clothier, located one door north of the post office, to see bargains on clothing and implied record low prices in Wells County.
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