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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1893
Page
6
The text critiques Grover Cleveland's reform stance and mugwump support, claiming it used promises and manipulation to win votes. It portrays workers as the backbone of the nation while condemning tariff tinkering and food shortages during hard times.
A critique of pension policy describes how Grover Cleveland's Interior Department suspended the pensions of veteran Union soldiers including Joseph King of Boston. It contrasts Democratic missteps with alleged Republican protections, denouncing administration officials for delaying or denying veteran relief and linking the issue to broader political blame. Reports from the New York Press, Minneapolis Journal, Toledo Blade, and Ohio Democrat reflect partisan anger and calls for accountability.
The Albany Journal argues that the current low business mood stems from Democratic tariff policy and treasury missteps under Cleveland and Carlisle. It asserts Republican fears about tariff destruction and wildcat money, warning that repealing the Sherman law could devastate domestic industries and labor.
In Congress the debate over repealing the purchasing clause of the Sherman act pits silver advocates like Mr Ma'reary and Mr Ulgingstom against hard money supporters such as Mr Ells and Mr Hepburn. They clash over free coinage, bimetallism, and the path to stabilize prices and reform finance, with both sides invoking international policy and domestic economic fear. The Senate discusses national back currency and banking reform as a parallel crisis, while Voorhees pushes a broad silver monetary program amid calls for rapid relief.
A dense list of businesses on West Broad Street Elyria including confectioners J A Dake & Co and J E Woodruff with ice cream and oysters, tobacco dealers, druggists, jewelers, hardware, groceries, clothing, furniture, livery, photographers, and several others advertising goods and services in the Mercantile row. Includes Pic-Ric parties, tea rooms, and numerous shops and trades.
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