Free Silver Debate Visioned as Bankrupt Scheme
The article attacks Bryan and the Democrats for backing free silver at a 16 to 1 ratio, arguing it would impose 48 cent silver dollars as legal tender, force nationwide coinage costs, and trigger national bankruptcy. It claims silver’s price drop since 1871, warns of foreign ownership of American wealth, and describes West Virginia campaign stops and political tours by Hoosevel and Prye. It contrasts prosperity under Republicans with alleged distress under BryanCro operatives and calls for law and order.
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Bryan
Congress
Ryan
Bette
Wn Asreeing
Atoll
America
Iver
Virginia
West Virginia
Hoosevel
Wheeling
I Paltimore
Menndsville
New Martinsville
Waverly
St. Albans
Charleston
Ars Ryeshon
Himdley
Timomond
Baltimore
Prye
West Ailen
Elizabeth
Grants
Willy
Spencer
Brye
Tackers- Dore
Mr. Bryan
Bismarck
McKinley
Hay
Root
Hitchcock
Long
Supreme Court
Lkely
United States
Ates
Tony i
A. Porter
John T. McGraw
W. A. Portr
William Porter
J. R. Smoot
Margaret P. Brown
Oiten Bank of
Weston
Furst National Bank
Grafton
A.L. Rice
A. L. Rice
Mr. Rice
B.A. Horath
LS. Swabecher
Wiliam Y. Stifel
Eliza Noris
John Noris
Court House
Taylor
Abe
Tie Price
Circuit Court
Taylor County
Joan’t. McGraw
Lee
John Gost. Clair
Eloquent Appeal to Good Citizens by Ex Comptroller Ivins
Ex Comptroller William M. Ivins of New York City argues against Bryanism and imperialist fears, urging monetary stability and candid policy. He warns that Bryan’s plans would cause panic, while defending honesty in currency and national policy amid a charged political climate.
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William M. Ivins
New York City
Bryan
Mryin
Peple
Mr. Bryan
All Women Know Mrs Pinkham’s Remedy for Painful Periods
All women know that ordinary treatment fails to relieve painful periods and Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps more than any other medicine. Mrs Pinkham has cured many, with a million women reported helped. Don’t delay seeking help if you are sick.
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Pinkham
Baltimore and Ohio to Build Fairmont to Fairview Branch
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad awarded a large contract to W E Howley & Co to build a 15 mile branch from Fairmont to Fairview in Marion county. The line will cost about 500000 dollars with two bridges over the Monongahela river and Buffalo creek. Work starts at once with thousands employed to rush completion. The project opens a new coal field and Pittsburg firms plan shafts and coke ovens in anticipation. The line will be single track now but can be doubled, extended along the Monongahela river for four miles to Buffalo creek and up Buffalo creek about 12 miles to Fairview. Contracts include 10000 dollars for additional yard tracks at Fairmont.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
W. E. Howley & Co
Pittsbur
Fairmont
Fairview
Monongahela River
Buffalo Creek
Toad
Pittsburg
Marion County
Wail Paper for the Bath Room Immitation Porcelain
A brief advertisement notes wallpaper for bathroom use with a porcelain like appearance. It highlights affordability and practicality, offering individual pieces priced to suit quick room updates. The tone is promotional, aiming to attract shoppers seeking durable, decorative bathroom paper.
B&O Northbound and Westbound Rail Timetable Suburban Details
The timetable lists daily B&O trains with routes to Cincinnati Wheeling Parkersburg and Wheeling via Henwood. It notes departures around 4:18 pm 5:20 am and 12:35 pm and arrivals from the east at various Pom times. It shows accommodations to Wheeling Parkersburg and grafton with daily services and connections to the west and east.
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WEST
Gratton
Fale
Henwood
Parkersburg
Grafton
Minditioany
Pane
Tenvesfority
Barkersbure
Wheelin
Wheeling
Pontine
Parkerstiir
New York
Arnety
Haltimore
Chicago
Benwoot
Houwed
New Tackersburg
Batton
Mouklion
Cumberland
exeEpe
Vland
Wall Paper for the Parlor or Sitting Room
A richly described wallpaper with fabric back and Empire treatment on Hunter's Green ground, highlighted by gold lines. The piece is noted as an artistically crafted creation attributed to JOHNN. TREGELLAS.
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Hunter
Johnn. Tregellas
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