Republican outlook moves in favor of silver near convention
Washington correspondent reports Senator Burrows as confident the Republican party will favor silver less than before and that the issue may fade by the national convention. He cites Michigan as likely to send delegates leaning toward free coinage earlier but believes restraint will grow with improving times.
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Washington
Burrows
Alice
Cleveland
Ailvér
Michigan
Frea
Ailver
Free Ailver
Republican Party
Col. Trumbo
Salt, Lake City
Utah
Cullom
Illinois
Incident of the War Stories by Curtis and friends
A veteran congressman recounts Civil War era ties with ex Confederate soldiers in Congress. General Curtis describes a Mississippi connection through Major Partridge and Lamar, and recounts a Vicksburg mill partnership, yellow fever, and battlefield courtesy shaping postwar relations. A Michigan colleague shares a funny episode of a constituent fabricating praise to win an appointment. Kentucky lawyer Caruth recalls prosecuting cases involving prominent families and urging impartial verdicts amid white prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Martin Curtin
Congress
Ogdenaburg
New York
General Curtis
House
Curtis
Andrew Jackson Curtis
Vicksburg
N. J. Curtis
Cartin
Army of the James
Department of Virginia
North Carolina
Mississippi
Major Partridge
The
Whig
Sippl
Brigidiet
Moial Eyn
Crotia
Hianame
Lamar
Supremé Court
Thad
Congressman Richardson
Michigan
Brown
Government Printing Office
Eton
Morton
Nebraska
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Afta
Amie
Bis
Attaita
George
Asher Carath
Kentucky
Commonwealth
Louisville
Mr. Caruth
John G. Crittenden
Henry Clay
Young Crittenden
Crittenden
Careth
O Leary B
Gaea
Battle Creek church names Boston minister candidate
The Independent Congregational Church of Battle Creek has called Rev T J Horner of Boston who will likely accept. Also noted are local reports of county aid recipients, wheat cutting underway, and peat fires in nearby marshlands. An obituary recalls Henry Williams of Whitewater Wisconsin, longtime resident and former marshal, with funeral under IOOF auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Congregational Church of
Battle Creek
T. J. Horner
Boston
Recorder’s Office
Battle Creek Journal
KE. L. Wateroua
Henry
Williama
Whitewater
Wisconsin
Williams
Mina Eliza Burland
William Burland
Eckford
Fidward
Mian
Florence
Sarah Devoe
Texas
Imourn
Whitewater Register
Losa
Odi - Fellows Lodge
Hualiyan Lodge
Palmyra
Hebron
Rome
Culbono
Board of Examiners
Athens
Homer
Marshall
Tekonshu Taat
A.G. Rajpaty
Tekonshu
Mich
Postum Cereal offered as coffee substitute in ad read
An old newspaper blurb promotes Postum Cereal as a coffee substitute, recounting a man's switch from tobacco and coffee to Postum, noting weight gain and improved health. The piece also mentions home remedies for diarrhea and a local exam schedule with several towns and dates, ending with a hardware ad and a free sample offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Cronin
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