Washington Letter from 1898 Reflects Currency Debate and Party Tactics
The Washington letter notes Democrats and rival reformers distorting Republican quotes to inflame tensions over tariff and currency bills. It reports Springer’s shifting stance on a currency bill, hearings planned with Carlisle Eckels and bankers, and the role of Speaker Crisp. It mentions Arizona New Mexico admission, Nicaragua canal, bankruptcy, and Indian Territory bills, plus ship bill uncertainty and political maneuvering by Cleveland’s administration. Randall Jones, claimed as the nation’s oldest resident at 114, recounts Revolutionary War memories.
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Attitude Shift on Beauty and Prosperity in 1894 Speech
A long column discusses womens looks and conduct, praising cleanliness and vitality, with quotes from a Boston banquet speech by Hon. Thomas B. Reed. It argues for practical education, protectionism, and economic self-sufficiency to restore prosperity and “the sovereign people” guiding laws.
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Seasonal Fruits and Tobaccos Advertised in Local Market
The listing promotes Florida oranges, currants, raisins, mixed nuts, English walnuts, paper shell almonds, and various tobacco plugs. Prices shown include 250 dozen oranges at 15 cents each, assorted fruits and nuts, and multiple tobacco options sold by weight or piece. The notice reflects typical mid century shop pricing and product assortment.
Peck and Snyder Skates Sporting Goods Ad
Headquarters for the celebrated Peck and Snyder skates offers sporting goods of all kinds. Air rifles dumb bells boxing gloves tool chests jig saws for boys plus fine cutlery carving knives and forks and Rogers silver plated ware. Call to see stock before purchasing elsewhere.
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