McKinley and Lincoln Ticket Opposed by Pension Reform Critique
The piece denounces the administration for forcing widows of veterans to prove poverty to receive pensions. It also outlines Treasury Secretary Carlisle's currency reform plan proposing repeal of bond deposits, expanded national bank notes, a safety fund, bank liability, and tax shifts to fund note redemption.
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Tur
Washington
Carlisle
United States
United States Treasury
United
Treasury
National Banking Association
Secretary of the Treasury
Allona
Bias Benk Poten
Quote on Tariff Reform and Democratic Reaction
A political commentary discusses the McKinley tariff, public petitions, and calls for reform. It notes working class opposition to tariff changes, committees lobbying in Washington, and anticipated electoral consequences. The piece cites R G Ford and mentions states with representatives and Democrats supportive of reform.
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R G.iforr
The
New York Tribune
Washington
Mr. Wilson
Bis
New England
New York
New Jerary
Federal Labor Federation Deliberates Platform Debates
The Federation of Labor opened with Gompers announcing revised Burns route and sessions considering platform planks. Debates focused on land monopoly, eight hour day, education laws, and a proposed independent political movement for unions, with results deferring some actions.
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Dexven
Gompers
Federation of Labor
John Brrns
Omnaha
Chicago
St Lona
Indianapelsys
Concinnnati
Nelsonville
Detroit
Cleveland
Wittsburg
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Frances
Wallard
Fa Basten
Tle
Committee On
Eaecative Council
A. TL UW
Panner
Knights of Labor
Penner
Rotts Kites
Jay Ballin
Molygnan
Dare
Yyer
Sereet Cass
Philite
Pally
Rage
Merecon Federation of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Debates End in Vote as Labor Convention Acts
The twelve hour debate closed with a call for the previous question and a failed motion to re refer. A substitute by the Typographical Union was adopted, and a resolution to remove the federation headquarters to Indianapolis passed by 1,274 to 782. Delegates nominated Indianapolis Detroit Washington Brooklyn Louisville as the next host city, while John McGuire and Samuel Gompers were named fraternal delegates to the British Congress.
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Lloyd
McGrath
Pomeroy
American Federation of Labor
Volta
Melsryde
Evans
New York
Gampers
KR Bouhanan
Cmsath
Dace
Tinve Bean
Tanda
Chin Evorne
Indianapolis
Detroit
Washington
Brooklyan
Lowsville
Peading
John Tins
AEP
Ilevel
Iither
Thessen
Luther
Campers
Grompers
Ins
Tralis Union Congress
Great Britain
Tidkapapelis
Wirshington
Doha Vibide
Columbus
Mane Workers
Samuel Gompers
Pd McGuare
Philadelphia
Dumnean
Baltino
Rody Kenetan
Ponvery
Eldercua
Chaco
A. Metrnith
Boston
Secretars
Jines Linehan
Chicneo
Mishion Barnes
Messrs
A. Murnesth
San Prunesco
Adolph Strasser
Buffalo
Testuieh
Wathen
Syston
Beatty
Aliggioniy
Febenichaa
Camden
Histrur
Peliroad
Lapor
Workiyeas
American Federation of Lobe
Pierel
Dabs
Courts of Equity
Gerne
Debs
Ee Eentive Council
McQuire
Weehlonmdh
Granitat
Wns
Knights of Labor
St Lonis
WeRryide
Winghts of Labor
United Brewers
Labor
Prescott
Executive Council
Convention Closes with Reconciliation Between Leaders
The closing scene settled long running spats as Pp. J. McGuire and J. Morgan made statements that cleared misunderstandings. Delegates exchanged questions, sang Auld Lang Syne, and adjourned on good terms. A farewell banquet followed, hosted by the Denver Trades Assembly.
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Pp. J. McGuire
J. J. Morgan
Engineer Arnold Armour Fatally Injured On Train
Cleveland July 18 Arnold Armour an engineer on the Big Four railroad suffered a fatal accident Monday morning when his head struck a post as the locomotive moved at speed He was found unconscious and taken to St Vincent's hospital where he died of a fractured skull in the ensuing hours
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Englan-d
Cleveland
Peg
Arnold Armour
Big Four
Sonseless
St Vincent's Hom Pula
Fragmented eighteenth century notice on public terms and cures
A damaged legal notice notes a long medical claim about balm cures and a public court schedule. It lists dates for court terms across multiple counties and names judges, clerks, and officials. The fragmentary text blends medical testimonials with official proceedings and dates.
Murder of Stafford boy shocks Fredericksburg region
A nine year old Stafford resident eight miles from Fredericksburg was found murdered Monday, with his head nearly severed and an ax nearby. the body dressed in night attire and an attempt to burn it made. No clues to the killer. Also includes advertisements for Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy and other medical cures with testimonials and free sample offers.
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Dee
Peter Schooler
Citisen
Stafford
Fredericksburg
Kennedy
Athens
N. Y
Albany
Lewis Crow
Casper Brooks
Wm. Tiffany
C. EB. Bartholomew
Kalkaska
Migh
David Kennedy
Bright
S. N. Arnold
Rochester
N. C
Perfume of Good Deeds and a Christmas Gift Tip
Tansy Macbeth extols a magical perfume that would calm a hysterical scene but mockingly notes a bad care and a misbehaving hero. The ad urges purchasing a bottle at Smith's Drug and Book Store as a Christmas gift.
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Tansy Macbeth
Arabia
Theo
Shea
Fountain Items Offer Half Price Holiday Stock
The Fountain advertises Christmas promotions with discounted prices on carpets and home goods. It promises bargains on wraps for children and a wide line of rugs and velvets, including Moguett, Smyrnia, Wilton, Dagastan, and Burmahs, all about half former prices. The note invites customers to browse while stock is being cleaned up ahead of invoicing.
Come and See Holiday Coat Bargains At Great Discount
About 20 plush coats in stock priced 20 to 30 dollars regular. Christmas morning delivery promised and resale potential noted as one man bought four to sell to neighbors. Black beavers and ceviots offered at two ninety eight with medium sleeves. Wide selection on first floor includes dress goods furs linens handkerchiefs and more enticing holiday gifts. Mothers urged to try Bee Waists advertised as labor saving and durable.
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Collier & McCoy
McQuy
Evires
Orvicz
West Man Street
Orrosus City Hae
Ons Yaar
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Itbu
Tims
Peres
William McKinley
Ohio
Robert T. Lincoln
Dhuols
Sith Congress
Thomas Si, Read
Maline
Gexernal
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Preble County
Harria
Federation OF
Labun
Denver
Col
Johna Motsride
Ohie
Indianapolia
Ind
Ueadquarters
ST. Jacobs
Soraina
Brussea
Burne
Wounds
Callahan &Noble
Praly
W. A. Smita
Mcdonald House
Roaxom
Roanoke Times
Wasmisdon
RT. van Tiorn
Kensas
Admentary
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Alfred Wes Ygend
Caldwell
A. D
Stare
Waewit Ashland Gaunty
Mareh
Legemma
Fine Wary
Belaware
Jiminry
Moe
Apel
Bembes Stolmes
Auer
Soventher
Tonningry
Hkithland County
Sosember Watue
Frormars
Doerman M Wolfe
John
Nicitolas
Ards Powell
Thomas ED Diencan
Joan B Watghl
San Cosuneros Goratr
Rob Mederwot
Common Pleas
Tor
Isals Court
Dermot
K Anderson
Eclelens
Arbica
E Anderson Thebet
Williars Sie
Prop's
GP Kbdersen
Borbes Blouk Ly
Bakers
Bakers’ Shoe and Hat
Main Street
Coshocton, Ohio
Coshocton
D. G.cu
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