Senator Chandler Discusses Gold and Silver Policy
Senator William E. Chandler of New Hampshire argues against a single gold standard and for bimetallism, linking monetary policy to political fate. He cites wheat and silver price movements, pledges of McKinley, and Ohio politics to warn that abandoning bimetallism could bring defeat and harm national prosperity.
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Washington, D. C
William BE. Chandler
McKinley
Bryan
United States
Republican Party
Palmer
Buckner
Mr. Phelps
Sereqary Gage
Mirestor Preston
United Stalin Iniut
Ohio
Hanna
St. Louia
Sherman
Caine
Sol
Hood's Sarsaparilla praised for health restoration
An extended notice extols Hood's Sarsaparilla for curing many ailments from impure blood to scrofula and dyspepsia. It notes testimonials of grateful users, including a marriage notice in Flintstone and a humorous nod to rocky destinies and future troubles.
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Hood
Sarsaparilla Lake
Mary Lewis
Belmont
Dr. Miles
Craumy Metall
KR. Boutherlen Medicine Company
Foentaim Park
Peducal, Ky
Windstone
Nehemiah Whitestone
Misa Wilhelming
Tariff Changes Sugar Purchases Shorten Weight
Quotations from the Manchester Times note that a dollar buys two pounds less sugar after the new tariff law. The item implies the consumer bears the tariff through reduced supplier weight for the same dollar.
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Manchester Times
Fragmentary Song Snippet About Dollar Crisis in Atlanta
A damaged snippet shows folk singing about the dollar and cotton in the south. The lines mention wheat, cotton, and economic distress with repeated cries for money. The fragment hints at a regional sentiment during hardship and the impact on Southern livelihoods.
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South
Atlanta
Buckion’s Arnica Salve Advertised for Sale Nearby
An old notice advertises Buckion’s Arnica Salve available at a local shop. It mentions prices per box and promotes the product through Mefarland & Co.
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Buckion
Povey Gur Bliss
Mefarland & Co
Richmond Hanging and scattered notices from a Virginia city news page
A Richmond report details the execution of Joseph Fife for attempted assault on Mrs. Marks and a confession to similar crimes. The page also includes assorted advertisements and notices about medicines, art plates, and a note on Dublin’s population decline from 201,000 to 246,000 over forty years.
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Richmond
Joseph Fife
Dublin
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Drs. Starkey & Palen
Arch
Philadelphia
Dievaece & Hale
Gret
Deine Lakeus
Alaska
Sal
Alashca Gol Muntin, Whaling & Trasportion CO
Hromdway
New York
Montaly
Senator Chandler
New England Republican
St. Louis
Caba Free
Champerlain
M Terry
Elkton
Ward & Friberg
Earnest Penn
Hutchison
Mr. Penn
Klondike
Juneau
Penn
Paris
Clark
United States Court
Nashville
Thatcher Stoney
John Allison
Tennessee
E. Merrell
C.E. Merrell
Vernon
Joe John
Jackson Snd Sevier
San
Ohio River
Charleston
Carolinas
Rutherfordton
Cincinnati
Mra
Charlotte Smith
New York City
New York Central Labor Union
Smith
Mrs. Smith
Jones, Rice & Co
J. F. Goodson
Een
W. A. Jones
H. H. Rice
W.S. James
Chas. Mason
Morristown Republican
J. W. Baggett
Oak Grove
Chamberlain
Princeton
Ind
James
Gibson County
Emmerson
Murphy
Eleot
James Murray
Michigan City
Peru
Peru-oa Drag Manufacturing Co
Columbus
Waa
Todianapolis
Charles Mertz
Mertz
Board of Children’s Heexrdians
P. Quingao
G. Rousin
OW. H. Jackson
Mission of Santa Barbara
W. H. Jackson
White City Art Co
Manhattan Building
Chicago
Granny Metcal
South Pifth Street
Paducah
Heppit
Galatia
Paris Medicine Co
Lowin
Guodunwa
Alk & CO
Mitta
M. Miller, Jn
M.D. W. Jailer
Drs, Miller
Physicians and Surgeons
Oper House
Buillingy
Howretto Sai Teloap Mo Tose Type S. Miller's Residences
Kling Street
Miller's Texidevice
Wintaniga Avenue
Roan Street
Robt
Burrow
Johnson City
Tenmesser
Washington
Bullisnn
Jolson
Unicok
Thad
A. Cox
Attorne
Lin
Solcitor
Chancars
Market Street
Chas, H. Jenings
Changery
Mart
MEL, Te
CAMS
Miller & Cass
Ont
Martin IL
Gump
Justice of the Peace
King
Nate Inet
C. C
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