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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1892

Page

4

, The Herald on Financial Reform and Political Debate

A lengthy column from Madison discusses McKinley era economics, Republican tactics, and the state bank issue. It cites Benjamin Harrison, Judge Gresham, and Grover Cleveland, arguing for reform, repeal of the state bank tax, and the pending transition from national to new banking systems under Honest Grover Cleveland.

Bank of State of Indiana Hugh McCullough Nathan Powell David M. Stone New York Journal of Commerce Federal Congress Congress Souié Eviden National

Veterans Read the Truth on Private Pension Bills

The article cites figures for private pension bills signed since 1861, noting Lincoln to Cleveland and asserting Cleveland retained more veterans in office than any other president. Gen. Grant’s ally Geo W Child praises Cleveland for correcting congressional errors and urges continued support from veterans.

A. Lincoln A. Johnson U.S. Grant R. B. Hayes C. A. Arthur Grover Cleveland Gen. Grant Geo. W. Child Philadelphia Ledger Cleveland

Gas Syndicate Hopes to Force Indiana Gas Veto

A Chicago linked syndicate led by Yerkes and backed by Standard Oil aimed to pipe Indiana natural gas to Chicago. Indiana towns rallied for 1891 gas laws to curb pumping, fearing monopolistic loss of wealth. A Republican figure noted Yerkes can provide $10,000 in campaign funds.

Chicago Indiana Republican Yerkes Standard Oil Company Indiana Chicago Company Supreme Court United States Supreme Court Wabash County

Tin Plate Prices Longer Than McKinley Law Facts

John T. Wilson of Jamestown New York shows by experience that tin plate prices rose after the McKinley tariff. Three years ago he paid 5.25 dollars per square for O.5 roofing tin and now faces 7.25 dollars per square for O.3 tin. He needs twenty seven squares, increasing cost by 54 dollars due to tin price rise, not roofing work.

John T. Wilson Jamestown N. Y N. & G. Taylor Wilson

Daily triumphs of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery

A verse touts the tonic as restoring health and vitality. It claims a singer, athlete, and writer regained strength through G. M. D. The copy ends noting the product is sold by druggists.

Dr. Pierce

A Little Girl’s Experience in Lighthouse

Mr and Mrs Loren Trescott keep the Gov Lighthouse at Sand Beach Michigan and their four year old daughter fell ill with measles a severe cough and fever. After doctors failed the girl recovered completely following two and a half bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery which is offered as a trial bottle free at Harper’s Drugstore.

Ben Harrisons Loren Trescott Gov. Lighthouse Sand Beach Mich Detroit Dr. King Harper's Drugstore

Indiana Farmers Face Beef Combine Critique in 1892 Debate

The writer argues beef monopolists and cattle kings control prices from Chicago to Indianapolis. They accuse syndicates of leasing Indian Territory land cheap, dodging taxes, and undercutting Indiana farmers who pay higher costs. They urge voters to choose Indiana steer over cattle kings.

Beef Chicago Kansas City Indianapolis Fort Wayne Evansville Armour, Swift, Morris Harrison Grover Cleveland Indian Territory West Cleveland Cherokee Strip Indiana Ilinois Illinois Farmers

Judge Gresham Tariff Views Highlight Indiana Interview

In Indianapolis Judge Jordan asserts Judge Gresham has long favored tariff reform and a consistent record from Arthur's cabinet. He argues the Republican push for high protection betrays past pledges, while The Tribune backed Gresham in 1888. The National Negro Tariff Reform Association urges African American voters to support Cleveland and Stevenson.

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