Subscription rates and distribution notices for The Constitution
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Jacksonville
H. Drew & Bro
Cincinnatia
J. R. Hawley
Vine St
New York
Arantano's
Birth Avenue
Chicago
News Company
Adams Street
Great Northern Hotel
San Francisco
K. C. Wilbur
Philadelphia
A. P. Kemble
Lanewater Ave
Baring St
Seattle
Wash
Puget Sound Now4 Co
Daily Constitution
Atlanta
Debate Over Gold Standard Skewed by Tax Figures
A lengthy column argues the official organ misuses tax returns and debt data to claim the economy improved under gold standard rhetoric. It contends that 1893 to 1894 tax declines and railroad indebtedness figures do not prove prosperity and criticizes the Sherman act’s alleged impact.
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Harvey
Erin
Cour
Alera
Ely
Georgia Farmers Face Record Mortgage Losses
The state saw more mortgage foreclosures in the past year than in any five-year span. Magnificent farms once worth up to 16 000 dollars now sold for 1 000 to 5 000 as foreign lenders cut losses. Farmers, unable to borrow, lived at home while staple prices fell, and taxed wealth dropped by 96 million across 1893 to 1894, yielding a grim picture of prosperity under the gold standard.
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Haying
Tly Secretary of the Interior
Georgia
Georgia Central
Central Railroad
Pny
Secretary of the Interior
Leas
Jender
New York
John D Roclefellu
Lon Merritt
Tara
John
Las
Flagler
Gage
Mr. Rockefeller
Greenville
Atlanta
W. RF. Inving
Greenaville
Big City
Greenvile
Monroe doctrine crisis looms as England eyes Nicaragua
The United States warns that three British warships in Corinto threaten Nicaragua and could seize the customs house to collect debt. English papers attack the Monroe Doctrine while Cleveland's administration faces calls to act. The piece also notes the death of Mrs. John Milledge and memorial efforts in Georgia.
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State Department
Corinto
Nicaragua
Corn Island
Nicaragua Canal
United States
Englind
Egypt
Mexico
Maximilian
France
London Graphic
England
Central
South Americun
Lonsley Chronicle
Co- Tinto
Cleveland
Canada
Caribbean
John Milledge
John Milledise
Abe
Atlanta
Oakland
Tadies' Memorial Association
Devid
Georgia
Kohlsaat Converts Times-Herald To Republican Propaganda
The Chicago Times-Herald, once a leading Democratic paper in the West, is now a Republican organ after H. H. Kohlsaat bought it. He sought a loyal financial editor and hired C. B. Eckels, former Illinois official, for ten thousand dollars a year, drawing from Cleveland's administration and the voyage of political shifts.
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Chicago Times-Herald
West
H. H
Kohisaat
Koblsaat
J. W. Scott
Times-Herald
Kohlsaat
Pather
Cleveland
B. Eckels
Uinois
Qwest
Hayig
Kohtsnat
Chicago Times Horn
Save the Frost Americas Times-Recorder urges peach market effort
The Times-Recorder notes frost damage is minimal and crops are bright with thousands of bushels of peaches ready for market in Sumter and nearby counties. It urges organized marketing centers to ship fruit efficiently, benefiting growers with cash flow and creating local market hubs for peaches, berries, melons, and other crops.
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Americasa Times-Recorder
Sumter
Americas
Feadt
Georgia
Drawing the Line in Jim Palmer’s Free Coinage Clash
The Consiiliation notes Senator Palmer’s misstep in endorsing a lifelong Democrat for postmaster under the Cleveland administration. The man’s silver beliefs exposed him as a Gold Bug, leading Palmer to backtrack and apologize. The episode underscores a broader rift between Cleveland and the Democratic platform on free coinage, with administration policy signaling no room for protean democracy in office appointments.
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Chie
Palmer
Cleveland
Wiros Weakeaue
Cleveruyhsns
Palmedi
Goldbugs
Timocis
Gold standard clash rouses democratic stance in Georgia
The text rails against goldbug policies and Clevelandites, urging Democrats to reject the Republican gold standard. It praises Georgia and the South for not seeking office, predicts stronger opposition to monetary hard money, and cites Colonel Kohlsaat and The Chicago Times-Herald as indicators of the era’s press stance.
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Clevelland
Democratic Party
Georgia
South
Kohlsaat
Ubiago Times-Herald
Kohsaat
Binwell
Memphis “House
New Invention Measures Time To The Thousandth Second
An experimental instrument claims to register reaction times with thousandth-second precision using a curved indicator and a central pendulum. The device, by Bilas and Ho Brea of New York, boasts greater reliability and a strikingly smooth motion.
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Bilas and
Ho- Brea
Sale
New York
Silver Policy Divides Parties Across Regions
The New York World argues for silver expansion while criticizing the administration and electioneering tactics. The Denver News notes Dems face split choices on free coinage, with western and southern factions poised to act or walk out, and Republicans aligning with the silver platform.
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New York World
Denver
South
Michigan
Tllinois
Ohio
Republicaans
West
Georgia papers clash over party discipline and reform
In Quitman Free Press and Albany Herald exchanges, editors spar over democratic principles and populism. They attack Cleveland administration, free coinage aims, and Tom Watson leadership, urging party fidelity and reform rather than misguided alliances.
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God Save
Tom Watson
Cleveland
Rinitor McIntosh
McIntosh
The
Albany Herald
Groovy
Clevelandiam
Mugwempery
Chicago
Georgia
Plung
Quitman Free Press
Free Silver or State Banks in the South
A reader in Athens, April 20, questions The Picayune on its stance against free silver coinage. The letter argues for wealth growth via silver or state bank issues, urges broader monetary expansion, and criticizes Cleveland and avarice fears, urging charity and rational debate.
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New Orleans Picayune
Athens
Alan
Picayune
Cleveland
United States
Weither
Dixie
Europe
America
Democratic Hospital
Aled BS
You
Toon
Charity
Strange 1896 election tale and Monroe Doctrine debate
A fragmented, century-spanning collage notes discuss 1896 Republican prospects, Mrs Theobald's court case, and The New York Sun excerpts on the Monroe Doctrine. It recounts a London workload tale of John D Rockefeller and reflects on English attitudes toward colonial policy and American law, mixing opinion with court lore and theater chatter.
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Thomas Hardy
Ethelberta
England
High Court of Justice
Theobald
Great County Tagnate
Mra ‘Theobald
Isaac Dunham
Heary Alger
Ginger
Theobeli
Theobsld
Cophetua
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Essex
Alnass
Parate
Contender
Cinger
Couta
Henry Algar
Dun- Ram
Martial
Isbé
Bis Deserd
Ise Alxar
Showeham
Francis Jeane
Clumanta
Thiabalrd
Gold advocates thin ice retreat in times recorder view
The Americas Times-Recorder notes the gold advocates retreating from both bimetalism and international agreement. It suggests the leadership has shifted away from those ideas while supporters misread the gold movement as favoring such policies. The piece frames the change as a cautious retreat by the gold men and their followers.
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Americas
Times-Recorder
The
Public Bus Administration Criticized as Worst Muddle
From The Standard-Union The Cleveland administration faces a horrid public bus confusion, unlike any prior American failure. The Indianapolis Journal quips about identity and change, with line about Mr Simpking after marriage and new name.
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Cleveland
Indianapolis Journal
Wadsworth
Ric Brown
Brown
Billie Brown
Mr. Simpking
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