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Newspaper
Democratic Northwest
Location
Napoleon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1886
Page
1
The fragmentary text appears to be a Northwest newspaper notice listing business and executor advertisements with terms like advance payment and per-line charges. It hints at notices to advertisers to respect deadlines and to pay for insertion, mentioning executors and notices to be published.
A promotional piece extols Saul's general store as a trusted, first-class house offering a wide range of goods. It claims sales honesty on books and stationery, medicines, paints, oils, wall coverings, and lighting, with low prices and full stock. The ad highlights holiday items and extensive wares aimed at ensuring customer satisfaction and future patronage.
In the Senate Beck denounces noncompliance with tariff laws and coinage contracts. He argues executive officials ignore legal tender provisions and urges enforcement of silver and gold coin standards to protect public credit, debt contracts, and taxpayer interests. He recounts bonds, legal tender, and past acts to justify a need for currency policy reform.
In Washington a fierce clash unfolds between President Cleveland and the Republican Senate over removal causes and the 1869 amendment. Senators Edmunds Sherman Logan and others push for a forceful Senate stance while Democrats defend executive prerogatives amid precarious politicking and patronage pressure.
A Wertigna story centers on two murals and a secretary’s office case. An Indian clerk faced bribery attempts amid rumors of a secret document. A $5,000 offer rose to $10,000 before a confidant alerted the secretary and the plotled police moved quickly.
Ex-cashier F W Prentiss at the State treasury disputes House Finance figures. He recalls counting the treasury on January 14 1884 listing $288108.60, notes $164000 revenue reduction from a pension tax cut, cites large contracts for asylum, penitentiary, and riot costs, and questions how funds were allocated.
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