FITS 888 Livery Refits Outfit With New Horses Harness
FITS 888 Livery has been thoroughly re fitted with new horses whiels and harness added to the outfit.
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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1898
Page
3
FITS 888 Livery has been thoroughly re fitted with new horses whiels and harness added to the outfit.
A fragmentary note indicates a pledged or patrimonial matter with a request for a trial. It suggests legal or procedural action but lacks clear persons or organizations. The text presents a period style line about forfeiture and a call for a trial, with no verifiable names or dates.
A Civil War era finance debate appears in the London Fires and cites the North American Republics influence on money policy. It warns that a fixed greenback system would enrich one government and threaten monarchies, referencing the Hazzard and Buell Bank circulars and European money power. The note urges readers to consult the Cincinnati Enquirer for a full money and silver issue understanding.
Local reading notices list advertising rates while editorial chatter warns that a looming global crisis could spark unprecedented war. The text claims U S government push of naval preparations and suggests Admiral Schley may sail to the Mediterranean for a swift strike.
A late 19th century dispatch notes that over fifty new naval craft are under construction or contract including eight first class battleships. Government yards employ about 12,000 workers and spend roughly one million dollars monthly, while the peace is backed by thirteen-inch rifles. The piece weaves in various ads and notices around the main military buildup.
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