Emperors Speeches and Assassination Attempt Reported
London reports Dr. Pierson's Rhine tabernacle meeting erupts in disorder over baptism by immersion. Berlin covers Emperor William at Wittenberg praising Luther goblet, reform heritage, and religious unity. Vienna notes Count Szapary shot in dining car near Budapest. assailant fled.
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Vienna
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Budapest
Old Soldiers Chart Tariff and Bank Issues in Washington
Special correspondence from Washington notes veterans from across the country discussing tariff policy reciprocity and bank currency amid the 1896 campaign. They praise the McKinley tariff for export growth lower prices and rising wages while opposing a return to old state bank currency. They also scrutinize pensions and the political climate affecting Cleveland and Arrison.
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Fiat money panic fuels party lines in silver states
The People's party leaders in Congress push fiat currency rhetoric and a bold bill by Jerry Simpson that would end coinage above 25 cents and replace it with government backed paper money. The proposal threatens mining, home silver markets, and potential presidential influence.
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United States
Washington
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White House
Tin Plate Truths and Labor in the McKinley Era
A Baltimore Sun letter from a canner argues tin can prices fell since the McKinley tariff. He lists former and new prices for No. 1 through No. 9 tin sizes and notes wages rising from four to ten dollars weekly in the mid 19th century, contrasting past pauper labor with current workers.
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Baltimore Sun
Baltimore Canner
Europe
Brazilian Resignations Spark Currency and Bank Reform Rift
Rio Jaxeiro reports Senor Serze dello and the budget committee resigned after deputies rejected the government bill to transfer bank issues and grant exclusive note issuing rights to the republic. The law would require import duties to be paid in gold. Henry Ryder, ex US senator, was convicted of theft fraud and perjury and sentenced to eighteen months hard labor in COPEXHAGES. A Porto Novo dispatch says Colonel Dodds captured Kana and Abomey in French campaigns.
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Henry Ryder
United States
Hamburgs Health and Varied Telegrams
Hamburgs Health notes no cholera cases or deaths on Sunday. Lady Randolph Churchill remains weakened after a quiet night. The Columbus Historical Association reports the Columbus historical exposition opening at Maprip.
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Maprip
Free trade harms American women brickmakers in Cradley
A letter argues that free trade would devastate American families by forcing women to brick in poverty. It praises Republican protection for American workers, claiming charity begins at home and warning that a Democratic presidential victory would bring free trade and widespread hardship.
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Classified Reel Ad Rates Mentioned for Dated Notice
Under this head will be inserted brands and marks, not to exceed two lines, at $2.00 year, over two lines, 7h cents a line, a year, additional. Cash in advance.
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