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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1895
Page
6
A malformed clipping notes a one year office lease at comer court in St. Louis and a transport schedule entry for a passenger line. The fragment mentions times around 2 04 pm and 42 30 pm with unclear context and names.
Readers are urged to study the county central committee proceedings to ensure township representation at the August Democratic convention. Missouri Democrats announce a convention in August with a firm stance on financial questions, while Cleveland delegates arrive too late for remarks but receive loyal support from the crowd.
A fragment from a political dispatch describes the Ohio Republican convention as against silver and the National League. It notes mixed signals from McKinley and Idaho delegates, with a sense of backstage maneuvering and loaded expectations at Cleveland, mentioning Chauncey, Fainley, Speake, Russell, and Plim-Flam Flange in the shifting power plays.
A fragmented report describes a Cleveland convention where Republican delegates and the Cubs figure play a chaotic, ridiculous role, with critics accusing the event of poor order and misplaced focus.
A backroom clarification salvaged a party stance amid two days of wrangling over silver coinage. The article notes a clause discovery within the league constitution allowing clubs to avoid political influence, while recounting court cases in Missouri involving the Missouri Pacific railroad and Judge Wear. Distinct figures include Louis Muck, the Cape Girardeau case, and Judge Riley.
At Loretta academy in Flore sant Missouri Miss Marie Louise Fox daughter of Judge Fox of Fredericktown and Miss Kardashen of St Louis led the class by winning five gold medals for graduation work music elocution rol of honor and diligence. Her achievement marks a rare and creditable close to school days, drawing pride from parents and friends.
The group advocating sound money seeks distinct features on each dollar while the silverite faction led by Ao Hoye expresses contentment with the current design, indicating a split in monetary reform goals and public sentiment.
A Chicago Record column by B Cheadle argues against the gold standard, asserting silver should be legal tender by law. He cites production figures and mint policies to claim silver's decline stems from demonetization, not production, and urges restoring silver coinage to balance value.
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