Debate over silver policy and Geary law exactions roil Washington
The Washington Letter reports intense Senate debate over silver policy with President Cleveland under pressure as party lines sharpen. It notes Faulkner or similar compromise proposals, possible passage of the Verhoca bill after a fight, and Democratic tensions in the House over repeal efforts. The piece also covers Chinese exclusion enforcement, Reed’s questioning of free traders, Senator Teller’s attack on the press, and a tin plate industry hearing noting high production and potential job losses if tariffs drop.
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Protectionists Urged to Press Washington Hearings Now
A disputed 19th century piece urges business leaders to travel to Washington to pressure the Ways and Means Committee for extended hearings on tariffs and protectionism. It warns that without strong attendance, legislators will claim no interest exists and justify inaction. It also includes a long aside on life after death and religious speculation.
Death and Afterlife Theological Reflections and Local Notices
A long analysis debates the nature of death and the afterlife with references to biblical figures Elijah David and Jesus, arguing for a dreamless sleep until the trumpet of Gabriel. It notes various translations and parables, then lists local events: the Seventh Auguanas Reunion in New Jersey, a rally day by the Presbyterian Church, road work bids in Mercer County, and New Brunswick sewer plans and municipal contracting decisions.
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Reneon
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Dr King’s New Discovery touted for coughs and colds cure
An advertisement claims Dr King’s New Discovery cures consumption coughs colds and throat chest troubles with a money back guarantee. It touts rapid relief for stomach liver or kidney ailments and promises satisfaction or money refunded, sold by N B Clayton’s Drag Store.
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