Tariff Debates and Political Turns in 1894 Era
The piece surveys presidential and vice presidential mentions including McKinley and Lincoln, with lawmakers Grosvenor and Burrows noted. It criticizes tariff policies as deficienc y driven, cites farm land value declines in Ohio, and amplifies debates on currency and taxation amid a broader political climate.
Gubernatorial prospects and monetary policy debate in 1890s era
The piece debates treasury relief bonds with small denominations aimed at aiding mass investors, praises Judge George K. Nash as a potential Republican governor, and criticizes the current administration, currency policy, and perceived corruption in Congress. Names include Judge Nash, Brice, and William L. Wilson in a national reform context.
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President Cleveland Urges Bond Plan To Save Gold Reserve
President Cleveland on January 29 sent a special message to Congress advocating a 25 yearTwenty five year term bond plan to restore confidence and preserve the gold reserve. He notes that current measures fail to curb depletion and warns against party politics hindering needed financial action. He emphasizes the need for decisive national currency legislation and criticizes the treasury policy that drains gold.
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Government seeks rapid action on gold reserve bonds
The speaker warns that gold withdrawals threaten national credit and calls for swift remedial legislation. He urges Congress to authorize government bonds to procure and sustain a gold reserve, fund redemptions of silver related notes, and ensure bonds are payable in gold, with broad banking and currency implications.
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President Cleveland Addresses Currency and Bond Policy
President Cleveland urges legal consolidation of currency reforms and criticizes continuing noninterest bearing notes. He warns that outstanding bonds incur rising interest costs and opposes issuing more bonds under current conditions. He pledges cooperation with Congress for relief while maintaining fiscal responsibility.
Debs Trial Evidence Focuses on Conspiracy Channel
In the Debs trial on January 29, government attorney Walker read June and July Railway Times editorials to show efforts by Debs and associates to urge conspiracy and violence. Defense objects. judge rules hearsay only. Witness O W Myron testified he helped organize A R U branches and followed a Debs signed order to call out Illinois Central workers.
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Debs
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Railway Times
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Myron
Illinois Central
A. R U
Horrible Death in Bradford Yards Claims Jacob Deffner
Jacob Deffner a 38 year old brakeman in the Pennsylvania yards at Bradford died after seven cars passed over him while coupling on Monday evening. He married farmer Wellner left his farm months ago to railroading. His parents wife and children suffer deeply.
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Jacob Deffner
Pennsylvania
Bradford
Wellner
Like a Miracle Salt Cure Featured in Amhart Ad
A Amhart Creamery owner Mr Geo B Pierce and his mother credit Dr David Kennedy remedies for cure of salt rheum cough and chest issues. The piece extols Favorite Remedy Cherry Balsam and Salt Rheum Cream as effective for asthma bronchitis and other ailments with testimonials and price points. It also notes Detroit and Indianapolis health class comparisons and a Bucklen Armica Salve pitch.
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Oce Anderson
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Annual Linen Sale Promises Big Savings At The Fountain
A local store announces a Saturday start for a large Linen Sale with 75 cent on the dollar discounts on Table Linen Napkins Towels and Lace Curtains plus 25 to 33 percent drops on fine wool dress goods. Spot cash required and dozens of patterns already sold for March and April. The ad promises strong value and urges shoppers to visit Fountain for the best prices in 1895.
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