Bond Issue Seen as Only Way to Avert Treasury Default
Washington, Jan 22 1894 Secretary Carlisle announces a bond issue under the 1875 act to meet immediate treasury needs. Democrats fear it but conclude bonds or default are the options. the move aims to free Congress to act on deficits and finance choices later.
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Carlisle
Treasury
Cleveland
Congress
Voorhees
Berry
Call
Civil Service
Representative Holman
Mr. Hellman
Valparaiso
United States
Toussia
Andrew D. White
Cornell University
White
Charles Emory Smith
Philadelphia Press
Harrison
Daniel
Sena
Bluffton and Jefferson Townships Dominate Wells County Primary
The Chronicle analyzes Wells County Democratic primary results, arguing the ticket reflects voter choice. It notes Bluffton and Jefferson township influence, presents vote splits for clerk, auditor, treasurer, recorder, and surveyor races, and contends the ticket will carry in November.
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Chronicle
Bluffton and
Jefferson
Wells County
Cummins
Bluffton
Studabaker
Kain
Recorder
Jefferson Township
Stine
Stime
Mr. Trostel
Trostel
Clerk
Union Township
Union
Weils County
A P A Excitement Across Several Localities
Across Kaukauna Wisconsin and Emporia Kansas local scenes show rising anti Catholic A P A tensions. A. P. A. lecturer Major Sims was attacked by a mob and saved by a sheriff’s posse. Threats mailed to J A Culver and another A P A leader, skull and crossbones marked. An editor of the American Eagle faces criminal libel charges over Orphan Asylum criticism.
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Kaukauna
Wisconsin
Sims
Emporia
Kansas
J. A. Culver
Burlington
Bidwell
American Eagle
Ft. Wayne
A. IV. A
Bishop Rademacher
Orphan Asylum
New Rail Road Certainty Prompts Immediate Action
The Union City Times reports positive progress on a new railroad with Mr Fawcett confirming certainty and plans to begin work on his return from New York around the 20th. J J Shafer holds the contract and a Huntington special is dismissed as a fake.
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Chicago
Fawcett
New York
J. J. Shafer
Union City Times
Fisher, Bailey & Keefer
Bippus
Third Ward
Taylor Farm
Salamonie Avenue
Muntington Democrat
Martin of Indiana Uses Sherman Tariff Speeches
An Indiana congressman cites John Sherman remarks from 1890 on the McKinley tariff and wool duties during a debate on the Wilson bill wool schedule. He argues tariffs influence prices and recalls Sherman’s stance as proof of protectionist claims.
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Mr. Martin
Martin
Indiana
Michigan
Burrows
Congress
John Sherman
Sherman
Daily Record
Senate
Real Cause of Attack Used as Pretext for Sentinel Indignation
A letter to readers argues the Peru Sentinel attacked Hon. A. N. Martin to gain political advantage. It accuses the Sentinel of hypocrisy over Jerome Herff and Jackson supporters, claiming postmaster spoils prompted the assault and urging Jerome’s local reward for past service.
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Jerome Herff
The
Sentinel
A. N. Martin
Peru Sentinel
Pern Republican
Peru
Miami County
Republican
Martin
Jerome
Kokomo Dispatch
Washington
Rank McElheny
McElheny
Jackson
Major Kidd
Haimbaugh
Kidd
Roland
Oliver
John M. Jackson
Senator Sherman’s language in remonstrances from wool growers
The fragment shows wool growers signing remonstrances and asking to avoid a system they fear the bill would perpetuate. The speaker references Senator Sherman’s language to be recorded, arguing the bill would have the opposite effect of their expectations.
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Tor Hoar
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Hoar
Daniel
Morgan
Davis
Minnesota
Mr. Hornblower
Hornblower
Gray
Delaware
Sherman
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Washington, Jan
W. H. Fox
Jay County
Wells
Adams
Blackford
Grant
James Trorrell
Ossian
West Ossian
Mr. Elzey
George Anrue
Jackson Township
Samuels
Warren
Circuit Court
Wells County Farmer’s Institute
Thorpe
Air Line Methodist Episcopal Church
Nottingham Township
Reiffsburg
W.D. Parr
Kokomo
S.N. Mowrey
Reynolds
Col. Milligan of
Huntington
A. P. A. Excitement
Hicks
Foster
Wapperhans
Purdue University
Lake Erie
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