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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1896
Page
4
The piece critiques the Democratic county central committee, calls for unity and self-reliance, and questions Republican governance and financial policy. It notes gold standard and free coinage debates, mentions T B Reed and the Allison boom, and predicts party lines shaping the St Louis platform.
In Poplar Bluff last Saturday the State against Charles E Wear found him guilty of murder in the second degree for the Lael homicide and fixed his punishment at thirty five years in the penitentiary. A motion for a new trial will be heard March 9.
George Partridge of San Francisco refutes eastern papers mocking free coinage by highlighting its vast ripple effects. He cites Leadville Colorado and a silver-based industry map showing $25 million extracted since 1878, thousands of miners, smelters, rail traffic, and employment across related lines of business.
The author rails against silver ostracism and gold dominance, arguing that a gold standard harms miners and workers. He claims silver remains the true money for two thirds of the world, that “sound money” favors banks and纸, and warns of prolonged prosperity only if miners swap unsound money for gold and silver at 16 to 1, forecasting broad economic upheaval and political folly.
Nine members of the present senate are Oho men, eight are natives of New York, and a larger portion of New Yorkers than usual work in Washington departments. Wisconsin shows a German-leaning electorate with six natives of the United States, two Canadians, one Englishman, and one Irishman represented in the houses.
In the early hours last Saturday Wm. Looney of Whitewater near the Bollinger and Cape Girardeau line was found dying in his store from numerous brutal head wounds. Sheriff Mann said the case is enveloped in mystery but suggests personal acts may be involved.
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