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Newspaper
Enterprise
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1893
Page
8
A journalist recounts a long, arduous assignment covering a deadly railroad disaster near Oakland. He follows witnesses from the ferry to Broadway, records 80 plus testimonies, interviews physicians, and sorts through arriving notices to craft a dramatic but restrained obituary-like dispatch for the paper.
A long critique argues silver monetary policy, Wall Street influence, and gold advocates shape prices, credit, and labor. It warns that speculators and financial trusts profit from currency shifts, while workers and farmers bear the costs amid volatile markets and political maneuvers.
The piece highlights Democratic push for tariff revision while critics warn of delaying tactics. It cites Ex-Secretary Poster, Rafael H. Wolff, and Chicago Tribune quotes on urgency, while contrasting gentle reform versus rapid abolition. It argues postponement harms the party and national prosperity.
The piece mocks political critique by ex officials and business figures who harshly judge the current administration. It cites former secretary Featur and Mr White as examples, noting how critics claim improved governance would be possible if they held power again. The New York Evening Post is quoted on the sting of such reproofs.
Monopoly dies hard but the coming session of congress will enact legislation for the common people. The writer from Cayuga Chico laments four years of speculating on purchased legislation and the influence of monopolists waning as the probe reveals their decline.
The writer rebukes Republican leaders from Harrison to Reed for clinging to tariff reform as a live issue. They are urged to accept the tariff campaign is closed for at least three years and acknowledge the Democratic pledge to fulfill the people's immediate legislative duties. The piece notes McKinley era politics and 1806 references to tariff policy.
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