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Bluffton Banner in Bluffton, Indiana

05 Dec 1894

Page 9

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Bluffton Banner

Location

Bluffton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1894

Page

9

Goose Soup and Field Laughs From a Michigan Hunt

A playful letter from Bluffton recounts a hunting trip with friends including Randall Shaufter Shoemaker Gehring and others. They facetiously claim to have made soup from game and produce playful fines for language and mischief. The piece ends with a strange earwig anecdote and a warning on ear health.

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Eprron Wm. Randall Aini Shaufter Edward Shoemaker Isaac Gehring George M.ck Shaufter Ami Ockens Yeseus Nixcome-Areuse Ifro Randall George Bro Zehing Harrietta Myself Shoemaker Ehring Sceorge
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Stay-at-home vote shaped 1892 election shifts

Frederick C Waite analyzes the late election showing stay-at-home voters rising across New York Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and Wisconsin while rural farmers and laborers reduced Democratic and Republican participation. He notes historical parallels and argues shifts reflect a low Democratic turnout rather than a surge for Republicans. The piece references Tom Reed and party majorities in Congress.

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Frederick C. Waite Census Bureau Johns Hopkins University Cleveland Mr. Waite New York Empire State Ohio Isss Pennsylvania Michigan South Carolina Hayes Tilden Wisconsin Dem Joss Indiana Minnesota Missouri New Jersey Connecticut West Virginia Reed
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Where the Money Went Harrison Left the Treasury Poorer

A critical summary argues the United States treasury shrank under Benjamin Harrison and the McKinley era policies. It blames Republican legislation and a silver panic for deficits, noting Cleveland’s comparatively smaller debt reduction and asserting Republicans caused revenue shortfalls and borrowing needs. The piece cites balance figures, gold reserves, and pension spending to support its stance.

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Treasury Chicago Herald The Herald Cleveland Harrison Congress New York Custom House
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Navenna Tom Reed Ist Mr. Reed Japan China H C Arnold & CO Astrachan H. C. Armolit & CO Ety Justus, Rogers & CO
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