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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1896
Page
4
A playful column mocks tariff debates and political maneuvering as Congress eyes a possible extra session. It notes Gov. Bradley in Kentucky, praises Vandiver’s quiet start, and jokes about cabinet tinkering and a joke on Cuban policy, reflecting a satirical take on late 19th century politics.
A citizen and former Republican comrade critiques Col. Ingersoll’s campaign stance. He cites past speeches advocating silver remonetization and gold as true money, accusing Ingersoll of deception and loss of support among former admirers. The piece ties this to broader monetary debates and farmer interests.
A satirical congressional extract features Liberty era rhetoric with mock vows and quips about Turkey Cuba and Spain. It notes GOV-ELECT STEVENS appointing officials including P A Moore, J D Starke, M Fred Bell, C L Clark, G H Williams, Al Morrow, and Charles Evans to state posts and mine inspections.
Will arrive at E. O. Sander's with the largest stock of toys dolls confectionery and Christmas goods Bolinger County has ever seen. Call and view the immense line and make selections from the broad assortment.
The Atlanta Constitution editorial critiques President Cleveland and his financial reform, arguing the greenbacks became a menace only after his policies. It claims his reversal of war-era policy worsened property values and imposed debt, predicting lasting political memory. Charleston dispatch describes a near tragedy as Mike Pittman narrowly avoids being held up, mistaking him for a robber, then clarifies the situation with the would-be assailant. Representative Ness visits town, signaling plans to push to Jefferson City after the holidays. Mr Hess aims to simplify the ballot law for clarity to electors.
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