Democratic bi metallism pledge sparks 1896 debate
A Democratic Party manifesto advocating bi metallism and immediate restoration of gold and silver coinage at the pre 1873 ratio circulated among members. It urges party unity to back unlimited coinage and declares the 1896 election will hinge on the money question. It calls Democrats to press their views publicly and take control of party policy.
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Vanderbilts Divorce Granted Amid Sealed Testimony
Mrs. Alva J. Vanderbilt obtained a decree of absolute divorce from multimillionaire Withiam M. Vanderbilt in a Minneapolis case. The court granted Mrs. Vanderbilt custody of three children and a marital separation with potential future remarriage for her, while Mr. Vanderbilt faces no public record of his settlement. The proceedings included sealed testimony and limited public papers.
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Supreme Court decision upholds Edison and Bell patents
The U S Supreme Court on Monday unanimously upheld a lower court ruling in Bate Refrigerator Co v Sulzberger, limiting patent lifespans and affecting General Electric and American Bell patents including Edison’s. The decision ends the Edison carbon transmitter and several GE patents, reducing future control and expiring several long held rights. It also clarifies foreign patent precedence and signals broader impact on existing patents and future claims. Meanwhile miners in Tirranuna vote to restore a 69 cent rate, prompting potential nationwide strike under United Mine Workers to pressure operators to concede by May 1. Strikes are proposed in multiple districts to reduce coal supply until agreements are reached.
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Robbery and torture shock small town near Indianapolis
Four men entered the home of Mr and Mrs John Schonbricht west of Indianapolis yesterday. They bound and tortured the couple seeking hidden cash and recovered about $1,200 from the husband and $1,000 to $4,000 from the wife. Authorities note Schonbricht feared banks and suspected hiding money at home. The incident, described in detail by the Indianapolis Journal, unsettles local residents and points to an organized robbery.
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Moed’s Saraa parina offer via The Ohio Farmer combo
An advertisement touts Moed’s Saraa parina claiming health benefits and blood purification, then promotes a combined subscription deal with The Ohio Farmer. It highlights the 46 year-old Ohio Farmer, a weekly 20 page paper, and a new $2.00 year price for both publications, urging readers to subscribe and requesting postal card orders.
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