Opinions of the Message Draw Workingmen in Street Polls
Post reporters canvass Greene and Stamford streets for views after the President’s message. Mechanics and a Democrat weigh in on labor, gold standard, and trust in Grover Cleveland, noting confusion over the gold reserve and voter fate. Republicans favor action, Democrats lament delays.
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Greene Street
Stamford
Washington
Grover Cleveland
Stewart
Cleveland
Treasury
Ruggles Street
Grover
Opinions in Trade on Sherman Act Repeal and Gold Standard
Bank leaders and financiers from Kidder, Peabody & Co. to the Globe National Bank express strong support for repealing the Sherman act and adopting a gold standard. They call the president’s message clear and decisive and say Congress should act to restore confidence and place U S currency on par with other nations.
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Kidder, Peabody & Co
Charles Fairchild
Lee, Higginson & Co
Carr
First National Bank
State Street
Congress
Merchant’s National Bank
S. Endicott Peabody
American Loan & Trust Company
Cole
Globe National Bank
Editorial Opinions New York Post Comment
The Evening Post says the message to Congress is plain truth and demands action to restore confidence by paying debts. The Sun, Mail and Express and Springfield Republican offer mixed takes, praising resolve, warning of consequences, and urging Congress to remove obstacles to recovery without compromise on silver policy.
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Evening Post
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Cleveland
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Evening Sun
Springfield Republican
Springfield
Republian
Theople
Itinerant musician entertains Campello as church trial looms
In Campello the evening lightened by a traveling musician playing Ta-ra-ra-boom-de-ray and other tunes. The event comes as the Rev. Napoleon Bonaparte Thompson church trial gains interest among Brockton Congregationalists. A supposed new witness from Portland boat incident may seek postponement. Plymouth search continues without success. an Enterprise advertisement was placed seeking the witness.
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Enterprise Tonight
Trial continues in Thompson case with testimonies and letters
Witness David Douglas recalls a Fast Day visit by Rev Thompson and his Portland trip. The five member committee questions Mrs Swift, ministers, and hotel staff as Thompson’s defense unfolds. Remaining tonight, case resumes tomorrow at 7:30 p.m.
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West End
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Keith
Jasper
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Hackman
Tucker
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Preble House
Campello
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David W. Alden
Alden
Limmy's Day at L A W Meet Brings Zimmermann Track Record
Chicago August reports on the L A W national meet highlight Zimmerman’s 302-5 quarter, fastest in competition, and Tyler’s mile history making 2 11 2 5. Meintjes disappoints while Brown of Cleveland advances. Gary trails in two-mile scoring. Attendance low without Sanger and Milwaukee rider PRGAY.
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Zimmerman
Detroit
Sanger
Milwaukee
Guy L. Gary
Boston
John $8
Johnson
Minneapolis
Taylor
Zimmy
Sound currency plea urges swift silver policy repeal
In a public address dated August 7 1893 Grover Cleveland argues the United States must halt the silver purchase program to restore confidence, invite foreign investment, and protect workers while prioritizing immediate financial relief over tariff reform and tariff change. He warns of market instability and calls for rapid repeal of the 1890 silver bullion act.
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Capital
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Hops Crop Prospects From 1893 Shipment To Boston
The first bale of this year's hops was shipped from Waterville New York and received in Boston yesterday. It was purchased by A J Houghton Co brewers Roxbury and is of excellent quality. The coming crop in the United States will be about the same as last year and promises better quality. Germany reports a poor crop and England has no average crop.
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