Washington Letter on Silver Fight and House Rules in 1892
The Washington letter analyzes the 1892 silver coinage debate, asserting Democratic leaders prearranged a plea to avoid committing the party on free coinage in the presidential campaign. It critiques House rules and mentions the Springer wool bill, subtreasury ideas, G A R encampment funding, and ongoing investigations into the Census Bureau. It notes Democratic dissent, Republican tactics, and calls for vigilance as party leaders maneuver for advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Bland
Speaker Crisp
Speskar Crisp
Ultra Free Silver
Senate
Morgan
Hill
House
Alliance
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Senate Committee On
District of Columbia
McMillan
Miller
Wisconsin
Reagan
Hemphill
South Carolinas
House Committee On Elections
Rockwell
Col
Noyes
Porter
Census Bureau
Pension Office
The Little Countess translated by S E Dogaee
A summarized note on a translated German novel praised for its purity of tone and engaging drama, with favorable American reception. It highlights illustrations by Warren and Davis, availability through booksellers, and the author society’s interest in popularizing the work. The piece also includes unrelated notices about New York Brooklyn unification, a Michigan lighthouse tale, and various advertisements for medicines and travel.
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Floravel
Bella
Misa Libbey
Adda
Robert Bunner
Cor, William and Borned Streets
New York
S. E. Dogaee
Bonners
Werner, Hemburg
Warren
Davis
Robert Ronner
Publishers
William and Spruce
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Wiindez
New Court House
Hardin Co
Eldora
Union
United States
Towa
Cloge Ag
Chicago
Iowa
Dakotark
Eldora Junction
Iowan Falls
Aldun
Owasa
Hughes
Widora Junction
Towa Falls
Iowa Central RB
G. Dolope
Sora
Ron
State Bank
É.d.k.smith
BE. Welch
Hardin County
Eldora, Low
Capital
Isurplus
Taos
G. Atvorp
C. McK. Duren
Exuss D. Ross
Huff
Geo. W. Ward
Ruff & Ward
Attorneys-at
B.F. Beers
Port Henry
Carpenter
Eldora, Laws
Gquire Burling
Porter & Moir
Is Pate
Burling
Marea
Pullman Palace
St. Louis
Kansas City
Peoria
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Ridora
Kangana
Pak and Mine App
Grcol Stunday
Maron Oly Press
Magon City
Dan D. H. Rokert
Tissananesee
T. P. Barry
A. FP. H
Ridgeway
Eidara
J. Be, King
Iomepathic Physician
Sidora
Morse
M. Underwood
Ofice Flat
DE. G. Lb
Marshall
South Washington Street
Macaca’ Hotel
Waders
Abbott Crossing
Mail
Express
Ila
Hannegan
Gen
Tkt & Pass, Agt
Icago
Nwa & Dakota RR
Hoa.m
Ilton
J. F. Hardly
J. N. Runner
Eudora
Migs Libbry
Florabel’s. Lover
Laura Jean Litany
A. Carter
Washington
Clark
Richard
Teg Moines
Cedar Raptita Gazette
Boggs
Marren DB
Davie
Brooklyn
New World
Long Island
Harlem River
Greater
George
Tom
Loren Trescott
Gov. Lighthouse
Sand Beach
Michigan
Detroit
Health and Straangth
J. It. Hammond's
Wentman
Miinoia
Dr. G
Margaret L. Baldwin
White ‘Hall
D. Baworth & Son
White
Bucklen
Hammond
U. S
Hot Springs Ark
Iowa Central Ry
Hot Springs
Towa Central Ry
Barry
Bangs
Marshalltown
Jowai
Caen
Albans
Juble Sind
Baer Rood
Lantar
Far Wear
Keele E& CO
Bure
Ostiry Maude
Cotta
Tatum
Maen
Dakota
Ridors Junction
N. W
Idora Junction
Tama City
Cedar Rapids
Peasengers
Mi. W. R'y
Pointe North
Galao
Dianole
Central R’y
Iowa Alin
C. Central
Alden
Ezra Nuckolls
Ezra Nuckoels
Eldora, Iowa
Werther
Equnxo, En Oon, Iowa
W. H. Shults
Albery Bros
BLACK
New Providence
Scientific American Agancy
Bureau i
America
Presen
Tom Grup
Peng
Press and Salt Meas” Ailey
Benjamin’s Branch Music House
State Agency For the
Chickering
Bush & Gert’s
Aeolian
Lakeside
Estey Pianos
Cutzsaareo
Adora
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