Marriage gossip and social clash in New York society
Broadbrim reports on Anna Gould and Count de Castellane as a lightning rod for scrutiny of American republican ideals, contrasting grafting social climbers with old world aristocracy, while detailing Harlem robber gang trials, Met opera triumphs, Trinity Church tenement fights, and the Lenox Astor Tilden library consolidation shaping New York’s cultural landscape.
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Washington Letter March 9 1895 on Democratic rule impact
Washington discusses 28 months since the Democratic wave gained control of Congress and the presidency, arguing the administration’s influence on the treasury and economy. It notes shifts in industry, investment, and taxation, with broader implications for national prosperity and government efficiency.
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Treasury figures show deficits after Democratic rise in power
Q O P Austin presents a comparison of federal receipts and expenditures over 28 months before and after the Democratic surge. He notes a shift from a $62,000,000 surplus to a $115,000,000 deficit, highlights debt dynamics under Cleveland and Harrison, and contrasts McKinley and Wilson law performance with monthly averages.
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Pills and pills and patience in a vintage ad verse
“Pills, pills, pills” praises Dr Pierce’s Fleas and Pellets as the safest best cure for habitual constipation. The sugar coated small pills promise no griping and thorough action. The note also explains clubbing propositions and advance subscription concessions for the Tribune or Farmer.
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