Monetary policy clash sparks wide debate on wealth and rights
The piece rails against concentrated wealth and legal maneuvers that rob labor, calling for broader money creation from gold, silver, and paper. It cites Senator Henry M. Teller and warns the GOP about silver and the gold standard dominating the presidential contest, while criticizing mayoral communications as opaque.
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Solomon
Congress
Shylock
Carney
Henry M. Teiner
Colra‘lo
Republican Party
United States
Contempt for City's Law Dept Cited by Committee
The committee says the law department lacks direction and coherence with no clear head or tail. The South Bend Times notes Congressman Bryan of Nebraska could become a presidential candidate, praised as honest and trustworthy. The report's arrival is late and unsatisfactory, and the mayor resisted submitting it.
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Ninde
Department of Law
The
South Bend Times
Congressman Bryan
Nebraska
Excerpts From Exchange Letters On Cleveland Gifts
Letters mock a rumored $500 twins gift from President Cleveland and joke about marriage plans tied to twin children. Other items discuss panic of '93 '94 linked to organized labor, gold reserves, and bimetallists gaining strength as public sentiment shifts away from financiers.
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Grover Cleveland
Indiana
Cleveland
Auburn Courier
Anderson
Carlisle
Friends of Silver
Warsaw Union
Fragments of poems and Victorian quips from gossip pages
A garbled mix of verses and quick witticisms. It includes a Cold War era longing tale, a whisky loving suitor named Sobrisky, a Warsaw visitor at tea, a seaside rumor, and a stream of cheeky questions about bloomers and gender roles. Text blends jokes and social observations with no clear single event.
Gowns for Summer Highlight Polka Dots and Lace
Artistry in summer gowns dominates this week with pale blue mohair sheens, slim silhouettes, slim plaited skirts, and ornate trims. Polka dot silks return in varied scales and color combos, while graduation dresses showcase white lace and Dresden ribbons. Velvet and iridescent inserts promise a future trend as hats and bonnets glow with rhinestones.
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Ion Press Associaion
Paris
Dresden
Free Coinage Stated in Business View by Bliss
Cor. Good Roads urges gradual tax increases to fund road improvements. The article promotes Bliss’s tract on free coinage and urges expanding gravel roads from main routes to cross roads, arguing gradual investment will gain public support and effort.
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Charles H. Bliss
Trves-Post Office
Ottawa Seeks Better Roads to Restore Trade Losses
Ottawa cries out for improved roads after trade declined as Utica and La Salle traffic deteriorated. The Streator Illinois Free Press notes local frustration over highway conditions hindering commerce and regional travel.
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Ottawa
Utica
la Salle
Streator
Free Press
Agricultural Problem on Wood Haul Costs and Season Profit
A farmer asks how much can be earned in a season when wood costs eight dollars per cord and it takes four horses to haul an empty wagon. The bulletin presents a compact calculation puzzle on haul costs and potential seasonal yield.
Summer bonnets in straw and yellow millinery fashions
The piece describes straw woven lace trims on hats and capes, yellow and buttercup hues in millinery and dress, black gowns with gold gleam straw, neapolitan hat styles, wide leghorns for girls, and widow fashion with white or black crape veils inspired by Queen Victoria, plus a humorous note on a fictional account of Miss Mortimer and a financial ledger.
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Queen Victoria
Henriette Rousseau
Dainty Sunshades and Fashion Notes in Summer Trends
Dainty parasols and sunshades described with moire guipure trims, mousseline de soie, and lace edge plaits. Floral printed muslins, cotton duck and pique fabrics praised for care and laundering. Notes on capes, large waisted figures, and new hat trims with mauve velvet collars and ornamental clasps. Julic CHOLLET.
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Julic Chollet
Mining accidents peak in first hour of work
The report shows 41 mining incidents with nine occurring in the first hour, more than any other hour. In the sixth, seventh, and eighth hours there were eight, five, and two accidents respectively, suggesting a lack of proper precautions before work begins.
Niagara Falls Excursion to Cleveland and Buffalo Aug 1895
The Lake Erie & Western R R offers a low fare annual excursion to Cleveland Chautauqua Lake Buffalo and Niagara Falls on August 9 1895 with side trips to Lewiston and Thousand Islands. Special Sunday at the Falls option and reduced admission to nearby attractions. Tickets good through August 18 1895 with chair and sleeping car options available.
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Erie & Western R. R. Will
Cleveland
Chautauqua Lake
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Peoria
Muncie
Bloomington
Connersviller Payette
Rushville
Michigan
New Castle
Indianapolis
Cambridge City
Tipton
Fremont
Lima
Spadusky
Fort Wayne
Lewiston-on-the-Lake
Lake Ontario
Lewiston
Whirlpool Rapids
Falls
Garfield
SECUR
Lake-Erie & Western’ R.R
Daly
Tadiariapolis
Ind
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