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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1892
Page
2
A reflective sermon on the value of thoughtful effort versus flashy display, criticizing crowd spectacles and fashionable charity. It argues American merchants should expand the U S carrying trade, cites misaligned philanthropy, and notes the odd behavior of horse ownership and labor choices amid social contrasts.
The Democratic party reaffirms Jeffersonian principles to curb centralized federal power, oppose federal election control, and defend states rights. It denounces the Republican force bill, tariff policy, and McKinley era protections, pledging repeal and stricter anti-trust enforcement while criticizing wage cuts and real estate debt under current tax and trade regimes. The platform emphasizes revenue tariffs only, free raw materials, and broader economic justice.
The document denounces the Sherman act and supports bimetallic coinage with gold and silver on par. It urges repeal of a 1 percent tax on state bank issues, calls for civil service reform, and condemns federal interference in state conventions while praising a cautious foreign policy, a strong navy, and Ireland’s home rule. It supports public education and territorial statehood while favoring honest pensions for veterans.
A reflective note argues that a shift in administration and party aims to drive changes in political systems while preserving the established institutions that support the country’s growth and power. The piece emphasizes continuity of governance amid structural reform.
Rome June 27 five believed dead and twenty injured after a railway landslide near Monte Sasso buried several houses. A large crowd gathers as rescue work continues and traffic on the railway remains suspended. Prince Bismarck receives an ovation at Munich General.
Prince Bismarck landed in Moumicu amid a magnificent popular welcome. Thousands gathered at the railway station and students stood out, while police interference was absent as in Vienna. He appeared bright and acknowledged the hearty cheers with evident cordiality.
At a June convention, nominations for Vice-President included Isaac P. Gray Adlai E B Stevenson Allen B Morse and John Mitchell. Ballot results showed Stevenson leading and enough votes shifted to him to secure nomination by acclamation, after which the meeting adjourned.
General Stevenson, Democratic nominee for Vice President, arrived in Bloomington after leaving Chicago. A jubilant procession formed with police, Illinois cavalry, and local officials. Citizens cheered as carriages, bands, and flowers marked the welcome. Gen McNulta delivered the welcome address, Stevenson spoke, and festivities continued into the evening.
Gov Wiley asked President Harrison to send troops to the Coeur d Alene district in Northern Idaho where miners face a lockout and looming trouble. Court injunctions against the miners are expected to be dissolved Tuesday, and reports say the workers will attempt to remove strikebreakers. Both sides are said to be heavily armed.
A cheap lodging house in PostLane Ore saw about forty occupants last night, most of them Japanese. Julie Lanchfeld was killed and eleven injured, none fatally, as the old building struggled with its dilapidated condition and a rushed fire escape.
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