Treachery in Ohio GOP battle over Dan Ryan and Foraker
A long analysis of Ohio Republican internal strife highlights efforts by Foraker factions to sideline Dan Ryan in favor of McKinley aligned nominees. The piece cites gubernatorial fights, party reorganizations, and the impact on the Democratic rise, arguing the old machine core may be overthrown if Ryan is defeated.
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Treasury Aid for Wall Street Criticized in Tribune Editorial
An editorial from the Chicago Tribune- Rep argues Treasury help to Wall Street is unjust and futile. It recalls 1873 bailouts and credits Republicans for relief while criticizing Democrats for keeping money with the people. The piece questions the use of public funds to advance bondholders and calls the policy a failure.
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Bipartisan Budget Squabble Over State Appropriations
Auditor Poe reports 1890 appropriations at 3 506 407 7 and 1889 at 3 200 897 85, a 206 500 91 difference. Dan Ryan claims 1890 exceeds 1889 by over 300 000, urging GOP leaders Mosars Poe and Ryan to forge a mutual understanding before the campaign advances.
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Bondholders and the price of prosperity in a Republican plan
The piece criticizes Treasury prepayment of bond interest as a massive transfer to bondholders, accusing the Republican party of double standards. It urges voters to oppose class legislation, elect a representative from the ranks, and form a Congress against favoring the rich over the poor in November.
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Congress
A Bright Contrast in Ohio Governance Comment
A Democratic administration in Ohio is praised for not dictating personnel in state institutions. The writer claims the governor has avoided public scandal and disgrace, asserting the party governs for the people rather than for corrupt machine interests observed last fall.
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Ohio
How the Money is Squandered
A critique of Republican spending cites Mr Windom and a Treasury outlay of 82 million in 23 days for bond purchases and government obligations. It argues such disbursements drain the people, push taxes higher, and threaten farmer debt. calls for Ohio Democrats to reverse Congress and curb what it terms organized robbery by the Republicans.
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Autumn Clothes Offered As Winter Arrives
The ad markets seasonal coats and garments with lines about soon arrival of cold weather. It touts autumn styles and favorable prices while urging buyers to act now. The copy notes prices and broad customer growth, promising good value and widespread access through the seller.
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