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Newspaper

Carthage Record

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1897

Page

4

Questioning Bryan and silver at Carthage camp meeting

The Carthage item questions the fate of a $1,500 Bryan speech at a Ohio silver camp meeting and notes its failure, then argues that Democrats misread the silver issue. It criticizes free silver and cites Treasury gold reserves under McKinley versus Cleveland era bond sales, doubting a money power plot behind global crop prices.

Bryan Ohio Treasury Department McKinley Cleveland

Washington Letter Special Correspondence on Dingley Tariff

The Washington Letter notes farmers' benefit from the prompt Dingley tariff law and critiques the Wilson tariff era. It cites July 1897 import surges in live animals, cattle, sheep, raw cotton, hides, and wool as evidence of a last-gasp raid by importers before the new duties took effect.

Washington, D. C Cington Senate Conference Committee

Import Trends Under Dingley and Wilson Laws Highlight Shifts

July 1897 imports reach 53.8 million dollars with heavy inflows of raw materials under Wilson law while flax hemp and other vegetable fibres rise. Farmers gain as farm product values climb and wool and cotton seed rise, but silver prices fall sharply amid shifting duties and tariff policy.

United States

Portable Tailor Shop Moves by Trolley Car

Otto Nack, a German tailor in Belleville New Jersey, operates a mobile shop from two old cars dragged along railroad tracks. After a dispute with his landlord six months ago he set up in a vacant lot, then began touring to new fields. He plans further relocations until a town needs his services permanently, after which the cars will be stripped for good.

Belleville N. J Otto Nack Nack New York Press

Freak Will Attracts Attention In Court Filing

A Cincinnati attorney notes a strange last will of an elderly woman named Koll. The will leaves 700 dollars to a local church in trust with weekly masses for Mrs. Koll and her husband for 25 years on their death days. The filing drew chatter from clerks and lawyers in Washington.

Kendall H. Frazier Cincinnati Washington Koll Maysville Liza Wellington

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