Local papers attack public figures and critique silver policy
A fragmented column attacks Parson Green and editorials on tobacco and papers, mocking a Georgia colonel and a St Louis journalist. It discusses the Atlanta Exposition, padded bull fights, and James Bland’s Sedalia speech on silver coinage. It cites criticisms of the gold standard, wages, and silver restoration as benefiting labor and farmers nationwide.
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Tye Press
Tyang
Atlantis
Parson Greeny
Heo
Tommy
Boston Heraldays
Atlanta
Silver Dick” Bland
Sedalia
Carisle
Aluridze
Aldvilge
Joady Syert Doel
Carlisle
Germany
England
New Goods On Market Stir And Political Panics
A damaged OCR fragment discusses new goods ready for inspection, market prices, and a broad critique of credit systems and silver restoration. It warns against financial monopolies, calls for democratic reform, and highlights a dramatic Pennsylvania anecdote about a man regaining speech after consuming whisky and pepper.
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Ares
Biel Wits
Aris
Erie
Weis
Golly
Elise
Europe
Democratic
McKeesport
George Shepard
Anil
Hardin County Girl Falls for Chicago Baking Powder Scam
A Hardin County Kentucky girl answered a Chicago ad promising three dozen cans of rapid selling baking powder, sent money, and three weeks later received a brass pin safety charm instead. The item notes humor and quotes editorials about deceit and creditors.
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Hardin County
Chiago
Mamma
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