Pension debate highlights Republican Southern pact
Congress opened in session with vigorous debate over the general pension appropriation. Representative Northway criticized pension bureau management, arguing pensions are gratuities and that the country may withdraw support. Confederate veteran General Walker defended Southern sentiment toward pensions while Cummings attacked the pension policy as endangering soldiers and widows. Mills pressed nonretirement of outstanding notes and a rigid bullion policy, while Butler and Hutler urged strong coin payments and opposition to further bond issues. The Senate adjourned shortly after executive burdens were addressed.
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Washington
Condon
Perkins
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Bartlett
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Pension Bureau
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White House
Goserniment
Cummings
Ile
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Union
Republiesn Toumbery
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Cagswell
Massachusetts
Solunsteer Army
Sinotay Mills
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Senate
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Defer
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Burivens
Awful Teed Murder and Self Destruction in Missouri
Telegram reports a brutal murder in St Joseph Missouri where Miara Joseph Hildebrant killed all her children with poison then hanged herself. Seven children died, the remaining 14 are not expected to survive. Husband sought treatment in Kansas City. Local report from Marysville Kansas.
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Aawen Ghildran
Horself
St Joseph
Janes
Marysville
Kan
Miara Joseph Hildebrant
Kansas City
Hildebrant
Uriel
Cleveland's Bond Strategy Sparks Democratic Debate
The Chicago Inter Ocean notes Grover Cleveland faces criticism over a bond plan tied to treasury borrowing. It argues the president seeks congressional approval for a cheaper loan while opponents accuse him of partisan maneuvering. The piece contrasts the administration's actions with public welfare and questions funding futures as Congress ponders the tally of bonds and treasury obligations.
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Grover Cleveland
Revenue Bill Sparks Heated Debate In Local House
The Troy Times reports on a Republican backed revenue bill aimed to restore balance between income and expenditure, with an expected 40 million dollar boost. Democrats oppose, populists back, noting gains from bonuses for gold reserves rather than revenue. The measure would run two and a half years with increased tariff protections, including duties on wool clothing and related textiles, affecting Troy and surrounding areas.
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House
Treasury
Antereata
Rumsselaer
Republican House
Troy
Lroy Times
Deficit Debate Highlights Republican Accountability
Chicago papers report Sherman asserting deficits averaged 12008.1 monthly during the Mikin era and 49007 during Watson law, with critics charging Republicans push extravagant public spending. The discussion centers on treasury figures, bond sales, and the need for restraint to prevent further decline in export and trade balances.
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Houd
Tarif Sunntor
Sherman
Senate
Dow
Greg Wer
Tinto
Hamal
Cami
Democratic Christmas shadow over trade and retail demand
A garbled year end outlook reviews Christmas trade under free versus protective policies. It notes lower bank clearings in November, softer consumer demand, and price declines across stocks and materials. Journal commentary cites Dana and Bradstreet as gloomy on postholiday demand, with expectations of a lull in manufacturing orders and a slow recovery after holidays.
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Free Trade
Christy Mae
Hradatradta
Christiana
Duns
Dana Review
Haliday
Alster Isque of
Bradstreets
Weversl
Bank Dlyasitiya
Enra
Study of Farmers Exports and Free Trade Effects in 1894
A 1894 analysis discusses La the Home Market for farmers, detailing September export shares of agricultural products, losses vs prior years, and value changes from $63,730,458 to $84,090 in September. It cites reactions by James Gordon Bennett and The Herald on tariff policy and free trade debates, noting revenue concerns and calls for tariff reform.
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Bennett
Texonus
James Gordon Bennett
Harald
Malaria and Typhoid Fever Results Cited in Three Oaks Letter
A fragment from Mrs Flowers of Three Oaks Michigan describes long suffering from malarial and typhoid fevers and their effects on health. She details remedies and the dramatic relief from Pink Pills, noting improved strength and ability to walk longer distances after years of weakness. The document includes sworn statements and a promotional section for Pink Pills by William’s Medicine Company.
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Michigan
Mra
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Iran
Apollo
Bayon Uslog
Butt
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Ur Aisma’ Medicine Company
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Fragmentary ad hoc text and stray phrases
A garbled OCR passage mixes unsourced names, generic notes, and scattered brand mentions. It references California, travel, Whee, Chicago, and various nonspecific items like cough remedies and Toothache cures, with no clear event or identifiable persons. The content is incoherent, lacking a single focal event or verifiable entities.
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