Unadlacoverable Unear falalty and the dollar crisis
Reed speaks on the silver question in Congress as critics tie the gold loss to mistrust and economic peril. The piece notes economic fear across the nation, pointing to Sherman act costs, debt, and a depressed market amid monetary debates and political friction. The report also mentions naval reserve (New York), prairie fires danger in Indiana and Illinois, and an opera lead from Cleveland performing in New York and London.
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Wasiixcros
Mulne
Debh
Crisloes
United States
Eure
Cbe Cumistanges
Uriah
Esudtif Lucial
Perera
Roy Peary
Wihiotto
Auepresnyie
Sirah
Maine
Free trade woes spark a shift in stance among papers
Debates on tariff reform and free trade are described as press campaigns in flux. The Boston Herald faces backlash for endorsing free trade its prior stance amid rising wages and factory shutdowns. Other papers like The New York Times and Evening Post warn wage cuts and labor unrest may follow tariff shifts.
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Boston Herald
Herald
New York Times
New York
Taffalo
Sears
Thomas Diese
Democrats Tighten Grip on Congress Committees
The piece argues Speaker Crisp assigns 30 southern chairmanships and majorities across key committees while northern Democrats gain only limited control. It claims southern dominance in 37 committees versus 14 under northern Democrats, asserting a return to prewar sectional power dynamics and signaling sectionalism within the Democratic Party.
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North
Georgia
Syuth
Crisp
Merchaunt Marine
Civil Service
District of Columbia
Macy
Post Office Department
Spenker Crisp
President's Threat on Tariff Reform Sparks Debate
The Chicago Inter Ocean notes President Cleveland plans to press tariff reform early in September amid financial strain, warning reform is useless without action. It argues such threatens would worsen factory stagnation and job security, while Congress shifts chairs on key budgets and coinage. The Albany Journal adds the democratic stance against union veterans is pursued with zeal.
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Cleveland
Congress
Toledo Srade
Crisp
Springer
Committee On Ways and Organs
Holman
Committee On
Bland
Chiergo Inter Ocean
Farm And Garden Device For Setting Gate Posts
An old newspaper note describes a farm device built from boards, iron parts, and springs to operate a sliding gate. It details dimensions of components, a central mortise, a removable stick, hoop iron banding, clevis, and two iron arms with springs to fasten and control the gate movement. The assembly includes a long adjustable rod and a tensioning system designed to hold and release the gate smoothly.
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Ural
Chota
Agricultural Notes and Practical Advice for Fall Farming
Readable notes from Prairie Farmer and American Farmer on improving crop yields, fall planning, and farm practices. Advice covers soil, manure, and crop rotation to cut costs, plus a Virginia sheep study using tobacco stems as a feed additive to reduce parasites and improve health.
A Debt of Gratitude and Early 19th Century Excursions
A village tale about Willie Slimson-Harris and his aunt contrasts with a set of historical notices. The page advertises Home Seekers' Excursions by the Santa Fe Route with multiple Southwest destinations in 1803 and lists sale dates, routes, and return limits, plus a Northwestern line harvest excursion offer.
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Santa Fe Royte
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Oxblahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Phoenix
Tempe
Arizona
Poiston
Santa Fe
Jno
J. Byrne
Trafic
Chicayto
North Western Lone
Dsi
Iowa
Wealern M Reson
Morh Dakota
South Dakota
Manoa
Nebraaia
Chicagu d& North Western
Prominent Patent Remedies Advertised with Bold Claims
An old advertisement mocks ineffective vegetable extracts and mineral solutions while praising Byrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co. It touts permanent health benefits and financial schemes, noting other medicines are injurious and urging readers to trust the true remedy.
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California Fig Syrup Co
August Flower Heals Wife After Years Of Indigestion
A customer from Washington House Virginia reports relief from chronic dyspepsia after one dose of August Flower. He credits immediate improvement to the remedy and notes his wife now weighs 165 pounds and can eat freely without negative effects.
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C. H. Dear
Washington House
Washington, Va
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Reed Speaks
He Goss
New York Naval Reserve
Traport
Indiana
Ilinois
South Trend
Ind
The
Daily New
Sullivan
Savoy Theater
Nancy McIntosh
Peeond Capres
Fiat
Ryan
Tata
Troy ‘Times
Lf Wolke Smith
Kansas City
Ohio Democrats
Lawrence T. Neal
Tribune
CB Neal
McKinley
Biidesre
Democrat Vale
Gg Joo
Albany Journal
Tobarco
Virginia
da Flivnza Licey
Pheu
Denorests
Phos
Cincinnati
Pitts
Cameron
Mona Taitte
Wester Eula
Plug
Sapolio
Glenn
Beecham
W. Baker & Coo
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Mass
EOE
Ieee
Ubiemmus ii
Minneapolis
Calhoun, Thomson & CO
Wren
Abel
Matt
Misty
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Abould
USA
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