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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1892
Page
2
The item reflects editorials and public sentiment on the 1880 election finance frauds a call for a dollar based on goods value and ballot reforms. It notes Harrison’s electoral votes in Kansas a two seat Democratic lean in California and a racially charged incident in Indianapolis over a vote for Cleveland.
Mr Holman argues Congress will not authorize new vessels as the navy is ample for present needs. He warns a large navy risks party trouble and reliance on diplomacy, citing past notes to Napoleon and England. He advocates a West favored income tax to curb extravagance and mobilize wealth for frugal public spending.
The Indianapolis Journal editorial debunks claims that Democrats smeared soldiers graves and labels such charges as Republican fabrications. It praises liberal pensions for true veterans, calls to purge fraud from pension rolls, and condemns Jay Gould's era as a symbol of Republican corruption while urging Congress to act against pension theft.
The piece mocks Republican strategy relying on Indian votes and brands a $100 reward for desecrated soldiers' graves as misused. It criticizes the Nebeker Treasury statement as muddled and unclear, questioning its usefulness. The tone is partisan and dismissive of fiscal explanations.
The Kansas City Times reports efforts to prove Mr. Cleveland did not swear at the office seekers. It notes that many believe he may shirk his duties, while supporters arranging policies risk wasting time.
A Brooklyn woman Mrs Addie S Cragg recounts long illness from inherited consumption and weak lungs. After failed treatment, she credits Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy with restoring appetite sleep and health. The tale endorses the product as safe effective and available at $1 per bottle.
Secretary Noble lauds General Land Office and Indian, Pension, Census, Geological, Railroad, Patent, Education bureaus for progress. He notes Arizona and New Mexico push for statehood as Utah’s population grows and Utah gas wells show potential while timber and mineral wealth expand.
Republicans in tax policy circles push to gain influence in Wyoming’s Legislature while noting the new Senate may oppose a proposed shift seen as theft of the Montana plan.
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