Congress candidate dies amid partisan editorials
The Indianapolis paper notes the death of Coon, a congress nominee from the Eighteenth district, while recounting editorials on Hoke Smith and silver money. It contrasts the intraparty debate about bimetallism with calls to preserve sound money and criticizes attempts to politicize the cabinet. The piece reflects on Harrison's home city and recalls past monetary standards.
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Carlisle
Hoke Smith
United States
Jefferson
Virginia
Toke Smith
Mountaineer
Kentucky
Interior
Striking of that Indianapolis election in a year
A scrambled, weather driven fragment notes Ma Harrison clients at home or vetoing a Democratic ticket. Judge Woods in St. Louis grants an injunction against Joseph Pulitzer and others over Post Dispatch control. Predictions of a long cold winter with early snow. A Texas paper mentions revival meetings ongoing since 163 and possible adjournment in March.
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Indianapolis
Ma. Harrison
St. Louis
Woods
Joseph Pulitzer
Thers
Col. * Hf, Sonus
Post-Dispatch
Anxp-now- Chattanooga. Penns into line with a good round majority
An older civic and political reminiscence notes Democratic momentum in Pennsylvania and Tennessee figures. It lists late senators and leaders from the era, recalls General Mayore’s senate shift, and cites a broad subscription drive for a World’s Fair Views volume. The item closes noting a large Fayette audience addressing financial questions.
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Anxp
Chattanooga
Penn
Clay Evans
Tennessee
Money question split in leading bankers views
The Independent of New York prints a symposium on money with support for the gold standard by Warnes Atkinson and others and a pro bimetallism case by William P. St John. It highlights St Johns practical banking insight, cites legal coinage rates, and presents cautious support for a mixed gold and silver monetary system in the United States. It also notes The New York World editorials and the Thrice-a-Week edition expansion for readers.
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Dubai
the Independent of New York
DeWitt Warnes
Edward Atkinson
William P. St. John
Francis A Nalher
E. B. Andrews
St. John
New York
Mercantile National Bank
New York City
Ile
Mr. St. John’ S
Ireland
United States
Europe
Asia
Ubn
Tle
France
New York World
Cupid Represented as Child Sparks Public Debate
The depiction of Cupid as a child in cultural illustrations prompts discussion about tradition and propriety. Proponents argue it preserves innocence and accessibility, while critics warn of trivializing adult romance. Local observers cite historical symbolism and evolving artistic norms.
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