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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1892

Page

4

Doctor Offers Free Confidential Consultation for Various Diseases

A doctor advertises cures for syphilis, scrofula, stricture and women’s ailments including leukorrhea and painful menstruation. He travels with portable instruments to examine obscure medical and surgical cases. He claims to avoid incurable diseases and to have numerous recoveries. Consultation is free and confidential. Addresses omitted.

Appleman Bellvue Hospital Medical College New York City Electrical Medical College Toronto Can Bellvue and Charity Bright

The Wildcat Money Cry and Indiana Vote Plot

A heated defense of Grover Cleveland and Democratic money policy contrasts with Republican charges of wildcat currency. The piece accuses Republicans led by L. T. Michener and John Sherman of rigging Indiana votes through a state bank scare and national money schemes. It recalls past promises to soldiers and workers while warning voters of a confidence game to influence the election.

Indiana Sherman Quays Dudleys Micheners State Bank Beadle Benjamin Harrison Harrison Cleveland Congress Homestead Organized Labor Minneapolis Depews Pullmans Fricks L. T. Michener John Sherman Dudley Indianapolis Grover Cleveland Baum, Dudley Michener Ranm Treasury Kokomo Saya Republican National Committee Carl Schurtz Illinois

The Scheme Behind the Shinplaster Printing

The piece blames Captain Meredith chief of the bureau of engraving and printing for overseeing a fraudulent shinplaster effort tied to John Sherman and the Kokomo Republican plan to shift public attention from campaign issues. It alleges Yankee printing offices in New York produce these bogus banknotes for political gain.

Indiana New York Meredith Bureau of Engraving and Printing John Sherman National Sherman Kokomo Republican National Committee

Shinplaster Plot Aims at Votes and Panic

The article outlines a Republican strategy relying on shinplaster notes to sway voters. It suggests the schemers expect financial intrigue to cause Democratic panic and affect the election atmosphere.

McKinley the Champion Falsifier Declares Gold Inflow

The piece accuses Governor McKinley of distorting trade figures to claim gold enters the U.S. It cites the New York Tribune and treasury data showing exports and imports of goods and gold, arguing the governor misstates balances and calls him a champion falsifier.

McKinley Nebraska New York Tribune Newark N.J Europe United States Treasury Boston Treasury Edward Atkinson

Why He Rejects Harrison: Foulke Breaks With Party

William Dudley Foulke of Indianapolis, once a Harrison voter in 1888, now speaks for Grover Cleveland. He cites conventions controlled by officeholders, biased nominations, cabinet swaps for fundraisers, tariff debates, and protectionist contrasts. He argues the Democratic platform rests on principles, not schedules, while warning against party-driven monopolies and tariff manipulation.

William Dudley Foulke Harrison Indianapolis Grover Cleveland White House Pearson Burt New York Corse Saltonstall Boston David Martin Sheriff Leeds Philadelphia MacFarland Indiana Warmoth Louisiana Europe Congress Democratic Party Charles 8. Fairchild Independent

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