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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1893
Page
4
The scare fails to rest on solid ground as most national banks are sound. Suspension of payment does not prove insolvency. it shows a temporary cash shortage, countering the belief that a suspension means total ruin.
The passage presents Reed arguing that uncertainty across finance and tariff causes unrest and distrust. He asserts removing one uncertain element leaves others, and warns readjusting economic principles violently affecting wages and salaries will trigger disaster.
Marshalltown leaders weigh in on President Cleveland's message. Judge W. J. Fort urges suspending the silver purchase for five years and avoiding tariff changes while funding national debt at 24 percent. The House passes repeal of silver bullion purchases with a mixed party vote. 140 Democrats and 100 Republicans for, 21 Republicans and 89 Democrats and Populists against.
John Sebastian promotes a time saving one by one approach to the World’s Fair. Tickets to Englewood near the fair gate cost five cents with ten minute travel from Rock Island depot. Passengers may check baggage to Englewood and have it sent to quarters in the suburban hotel district.
The Iliff family reunion near La Rose drew broad attendance. Notables spoke on the lineage, Methodist service, and a Denver university gift to support the Iliff School of Theology, with plans to build a library and a future gathering in three years.
Dr Edward Gaylord and his brother Dr Horace Gaylord announce a new copartnership practicing medicine in Pontiac. Both physicians bring extensive training from Michigan, Rush Medical College, and the Nashville and Chicago medical schools, with long prior service in Magnolia and Pontiac communities.
A late winter tale recalls a Philadelphia debut of satin yellow suspenders with a blue and gold belt in a feminine costume shown at an assembly. The gown drew mixed commentary as observers linked the display to Paris and New York connections, including Vanderbilts.
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