Bankers Protest Against Bimetallism Support Gold Standard
London reports say Canadian bankers resist any change to mint regulations and the British gold standard. They urge no alterations to circulating media without full Parliament discussion, uphold pledged values of the pound and gold standard, warn against retreat from free coinage, and call for cautious steps regarding India’ s mint policy.
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Michael King A Wheel Proclaims Paine's Celery Compound
Bicycle star James Michael extols Paine's celery compound as a health booster for wheelmen and the general public. A Boston letter describes improved strength and recovery after racing and rough sea trips, praising the remedy for blood purification, circulation, nerves, and nerve and brain support amid strenuous cycling.
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Notice to subscriber about poll tax for the Gazettes
A notice seeks the subscriber who wished to work poll tax for the Gazettes to call immediately Van Masterson will visit the business to arrange savings and advise on purchases Do not order school supplies or papers until you have met him for potential cost cuts
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Love and Politics Wedding Links New York and Chicago
Thanksgiving week brings a notable wedding for New York and Chicago society as Miss Marie Hitch, daughter of Captain E. V. Hitch, combines with Henry George Jr., son of the mayoral hopeful Henry George, in a ceremony that garners regional interest.
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Disaster on the Ocean: One Hundred Fifty Perish Off Cuba Coast
The steamer Triton, wrecked in fog eight miles off Cuba, carried over 50 soldiers and civilians. Gunboat Maria Christina and tug Susie reached the scene. 19 and 23 crew members aboard, many civilians, with 150 feared dead. Captain Ricardo, the Triton’s commander, shot himself as the ship sank after a quarter hour of terror. Forty-two survivors suffered exposure and injuries.
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TWO ALTON WRECKS
A double disaster along the Chicago and Alton line near Mexico and Steinmetz, Missouri, yields wrecked freight cars and injured crew. One death is reported, Perkins of Ladonia, Missouri, killed in the first collision. engineers Mead and Davis injured, while Lewray and Wheeler escape by jumping. A separate early morning wreck at Steinmetz derails six meat cars and tears up main line infrastructure after a brake shoe failure.
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Charles A Dana dead and noted editor history
Charles A Dana died at 78 in Glencare New York on Sunday afternoon after a long illness. Born in Hinsdale New Hampshire he rose from Harvard to help build the New York Sun and the New American Cyclopedia. He served in the War Department and worked with Horace Greeley while shaping Democratic journalism and American policy. He authored a life of public service emphasizing Monroe doctrine and unity, with a past that included Brook Farm and Chicago Republican.
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Spain Not Bankrupt Promises and Cuban Pacification Efforts
Country reports promise to fund Captain General Linaco's efforts until Cuba pacification is achieved with about 4,000,000 sterling on hand and power to raise more. Negotiations with Cuban autonoimist chiefs yield no expected results. A separate note from Indiana reports the largest Christian communion service in Tomlinson Hall with over 4,000 participants.
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Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Endorsed By A Local Buyer
An anonymous testimonial from Mr Jus Sachfield of 350 West St New York City endorses Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as an excellent remedy for cough cold and hoarseness. He recommends the household medicine and notes its sale price of 25 cents.
Twelve Bressons Way Readers Value The Republic
The St Louis Republic advertises its wide coverage with a cable news service, European correspondents, a Nova Bureau in New York and Washington, and numerous special correspondents across the U S. It highlights daily market reports, a Sunday color magazine, a four page comic weekly, women’s pages and a dress pattern department, with annual and half year subscriptions listed.
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