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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1900
Page
3
The ad warns many have kidney trouble, explains using a glass test to detect issues, then promotes Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary problems. It claims relief from back pain, frequent urination, and scalding, with a free sample offer from Kilmer & Co. of Binghamton New York.
The Philadelphia Inquirer argues that William Jennings Bryan dodges a key issue of work and wages for American workers. It notes his shifting stance on treaties and sound money, and claims his current position provokes ridicule even among Republicans.
A fragment cites Ex-President Uark eon arguing the dinner bucket symbolizes moral aid for families and children. He links better schooling and reduced work for CTM children with savings for illness and old age.
Customs receipts for the United States under the free trade Wilson tariff bill increased by more than 10 million during the year ended June 30, 1900, to 233,957,958. The fiscal year ended June 20 shows earlier figures. The note endorses protection and prosperity for the national treasury over free trade and adversity.
A fragmentary quotation describes a flag planted in two hemispheres as a symbol of liberty and peace. The text ponders who will withdraw the flag from the people it protects as a speaker named William MeWKino ley voices strong sentiment.
A local commentary notes confusion within the Democratic household as leaders shift positions causing followers to doubt whether they are moving forward or backward. The piece highlights persistent partisan friction and a restless mood among supporters.
A 1919 era voice declares the Philippines and similar territories remain under U S control. The writer invokes providence and civilization as justification for governance and conquest.
Secretary Lyman J. Gage addresses the Brooklyn Young Republican Club arguing against free silver and 1 to 1 coinage. He warns that opening the mints would crash wages, depress the economy, and harm workers, bankers, and industry while failing to fix value through the gold standard. He contrasts U S history with Mexican silver and warns of broader geopolitical and financial instability.
The piece warns that full coinage of silver will erode the value of silver dollars to 50 cents and defraud holders, mainly Western citizens, while denouncing Bryan’s free silver stance as a danger to financial parity and national policy before the November 6 election.
A Philadelphia jury convicts Heng Ivory, charged with first degree murder in the brutal case tied to Prof. Ray Wilson White of Richmond Virginia and the University of Pennsylvania. In Vermilion Ohio three masked men rob a nickel plate station, bind the agent Henry Lacksatine, blow the safe, and escape with hundreds of dollars in valuables.
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