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Newspaper
Columbus Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1897
Page
2
Hidden menace of dynamite on railway lines discussed
The text laments a surge toward gold and Africa while noting Treasury costs of 196 million in gold and 153 million in silver. It suggests public belief in harsh penalties for the dynamite saboteur who endangered a passenger train, despite resolutions to the contrary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Silver and gold debates sweep across politics and presses
The New York Journal and San Francisco Examiner push for full Union Pacific value while gold reserves rise to over 151 million. Turf on wheat and silver prices sparks Bryan's Ohio campaign explains. Spanish Cuba stance firm. bequests enliven Pullman charity. Moraine Star recounts its Columbus growth and shifts to an evening edition starting November 1 1897 amid tariff quarrels on shoddy imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
New York Journal
San Francisco Examiner
Tariff Debate on Woolen Goods Faults and Fight
The article criticizes imported woolen goods made in England rushed into the U.S. market and claims their fabric fails after wear. It argues that the tariff act will yield better American woolens, and predicts buyers will demand American made goods to avoid shady imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
McKinley era sales compared with Cleveland plan in Union Pacific deal
The piece contrasts McKinley administration efforts to maximize the government’s Union Pacific claim with Cleveland’s approach. It notes the potential loss of 20 million dollars under Cleveland, the subsequent bids under McKinley, and argues the better sale and higher value were achieved, tied to economic conditions and policy shifts. It cites railroad employment and earnings changes and mentions a major Wabash Railroad loss, plus a convention notice and excursion rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Syndicate
United States
Union Pacific
Cleveland
McKinley
White House
Republican Party
Mrs A Strauss Visits Memphis Town in the West
Mrs A Strauss visiting in Memphis Town is reported to be in the west future. Artie Brazzell is to be married soon. The price of oats in the market now brings 18 to 20 cents. John Werner, once suffering from a poisoned face, is much better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Artie
Brazzell
John Werner
City notes and personal items from a midwestern paper
Last day to pay the second installment of city tax without penalty is Monday November 1. City treasurer B52 Qhi- 3 HeStsney. Quill Mitchells child improving. Noblitt furniture offers wallpaper and mouldings at 529 Washington. J N Marsh returns from Brown county outing. Art Brazzeli resigns from St Denis bar to join Orinoco furniture. Laura Stevens of North Vernon visits Lillie Rice of Orinoco. Walter Duffys sells dressed poultry. Mrs C M Watson of Columbus visiting Seymour friends. Rev Al Woods leaves Smiths tank house for farming. G G Schmitt and L H Rowell from Columbia on business.
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HeStsney
Hay Load Among Largest For City From Allen Farmers Team
A wagon carried over two tons of clover hay in one of the citys largest loads ever, delivered yesterday by Allen Farmers team. Brown county politics heat up as Democrats plan their November 2 primary with candidates active day and night. A London Syndicate pressuring for a delayed Union Pacific sale claims the government could net 20 million more than the reorganization bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Farmer
Brown County
One Thousand Mile Tickets List for Big Four Issue
The document lists many railroads attached to one thousand mile tickets for exchange and specifies that the books sell for $30 and are non transferable. If used entirely by the original buyer a $10 rebate is offered if the cover is certified and returned within eighteen months. E. O. Mecomick and Warren J. Lynch sign as officials.
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JL Gysie
Columbus Fuel and Ice Co
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jColumbus Fuel & Ice Co
Wash.st
Columbus Star
EB. H Kinney
A Turpin
Proprietors
Columbus
Indan
Ht ‘Kinney
cHas’ A.’ Turpin
City Editon
Ertrude J Eit ‘Society Reporter
Ohip
Sryan
Bryanites
Africa
Mr. Bryan
Ohio
State
Treasury
Ned
George M. Pullison
Pullman
Chicago
Moraine Star
People of
Star
Evening Republican Star
Morgan
United
Wabash Railroad Company
St. Louis Wasithe
Cloak
Meyer & Fiegenbaum
Wowman’s Christian Temperance Union
Buffalo
N. Y
Big Four
McConmion
Trarrig
A. Strauss
Quill Mitchells
Noblitt
J. N. Marsh
Art Brazzeli
St. Denis
Orinoco Furniture Company
IC. C.C
Laura Stevens
North Vernon
Lillie Rice
Orinoco
Walter, Duffys
C. M. Watson
Seymour Friends
Sey
al Woods
Smiths Tank House
G.G. Schmitt and
L. H. Rowell
Columbia
London
Union Pacific Railway
Pfeifer
Lipelace
Wm. Donhpaton
Midway
Cincindiati Excursion
Big
Colum
Ind
Cincinnati
Daye
Muzgt
Seowapes
Jackson
Brown
Washington
Mooney’s Tannery
Franklin
Wilson
Eighth
Union
Reeves
Pullay Works
Hutchins Avenue
California
Orinoco Ave
Ann Arbor Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad
Chicago & Eastern Winds
Chicago & West Michigan Railway
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley Railroad
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Cleveland & Marietta
Cleveland, Canton & Southern
Chicago & St. Louis
Lorain & Wheeling
Way
Terminal & Valley Rail
Columbus, Sandusky & Hocking Railroad
Dayton ’& Union Railroad
Detroit & Cleveland Steam Navigation Co
Detroit, Grand Rapids , Western Railroad
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
R. R. Evansville, & Indianapolis Railway
Evanaville & Terre Haute
Findlay
Fort’ Wayne
Ohio Central Lines
Pennsylvania Lines
Peoria, Decatur & Evansville Railway
Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railway
Pittsburg & Western Railway
Lisbon & Western Rail
Toledo, St. Louis
Kansas City Railroad
Vandalia Line
Wabash Railroad
Zanesville
Ohio River Railway
E. O. Mecomick
Warren J. Lynch
Ass’t
Gen'l
R & Ticket Ag’t
R. R
Cint'i
Greensburg
Ge H.& G.jw
Ewington
Burney's
Hartaville Cre
Sapsdass
Ferguson
Joe Young
Ulrich’s
F. C. Ulrich
Prop
Herman Vonstrohe
Segord Street
Steck
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