German Americans split over gold standard vote
An interview with Gustav H. Schwab, president of the German Society of New York, argues that German Americans will favor the party backing a gold standard. He cites state and national examples, Illinois, Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Kentucky, to claim Germans align with sound money regardless of other issues. He notes German newspapers across the country advocate maintaining the gold standard, influencing pivotal state races and census figures showing German American populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav H. Schwab
German Society of
New York City
Germiana Ace
Vitigue
Misouri
Clinais
Germany
Clabier
Chicago
West
Ohio
Rutherford B. Hayes
William Allen
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iowa
Minnesota
Atatea
Ioptxl Ag
Wath
Demokrat of
Louisville
Kentucky
New York
Illinois
Penn- Serwin
Miscius
History of a Week News Highlights May 28 to June 3
A sprawling dispatch recaps varied events from May 28 to June 3 including political notes, accidents, crime, and notable deaths. It mentions Elitist figures and observers like Dr. Tertill and Jameson raid ties, rail wrecks near Elyria, a saloon hold up in Chicago, and a rash of medical and political reports across the United States and England. The piece references the London census, the Cape Colony assembly, and trials in Newport and Newport jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prdereivakl
Herron
America
Tertill
Coronel John Mosby
San Francisco
convya+lescent
Tamés A. McKenzie
United States
Peru
Elyria
Lake Shora Road
Chicago
New York
Mark A. McKenzie
McKinley
Cloveland
Johnson
Henry Bowman
Mds
Judge Hallett
United States Court
Denver
O. E. Miller
William McNichols
Wyehtning
Rawant Andrews
Rodney Welch
The
Prairie Farmer
General Lieb
William Kobbatz
Ina Keeper
Cape Colony
Nassembly
Merriman
Amendmont
British South Africa Company
Ben Tillman
South Carolina
Cook County
Ilis
Democracy Matching Club
Edison Park
Democrats of
Helms
Newport
Scott Jackson
Poar Bryan
Jackson
Pretoria
Trnaynsl
Republic
William of Gerimany
Wat
Beott Jackson
Covington
Michigan Pickings A Week in Review
Michigan notes detail a student arrested in Idaho for stealing books and a classmate’s overcoat, plus others involved in theft and a Sigma Alpha Epsilon pin loss. Reports recount an insurance agent attacked by an eagle, a fatal domestic shooting in Chelsea, crop conditions across the state, and various local news items from Petoskey to Portage Lake and Three Rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thera
Hawley
Ithigana
Petobrey
Mich
Oscar Talcott
This
Cheboygan
Woos
Allis Township
Talcott
Lorenzo Wakeford
Freeman Rose
Petoskey
Tudge Ravvell R. Penior
Three Rivers
Fourth
Anton Funk
Houghton
Portage Lake
Isle Royale
Grand Haven
Emma Moreketon
Chelees
Fred Hydloff
Huchoff
General Deficiency and Maritime Bill News Sparks Washington Updates
The general deficiency appropriation faces presidential veto fears over 1 500 000 for French spoliations and Bowman net alima while the Maritime Canal Company bill advances in committee to organize a canal project from Hudson headwater to Lake Champlain. Also reports say Carson City mint will resume Tolbery operations July 1, coinage halted since May 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Gresham
United States Mint
Carson City
Nev
Pratt
Kun
James G. Blaine
Oak Hill Cemetery
Washington
Augusta
Hurnt Hill
William J. Mize
Gigarmakers
Chicago
Maritime Canal Company
Nelson
Committee On Commerce
Maritime Canal Company of America
Tidewater
Hudson River
Lake Champlain
New York State
Wasrington
Tino B
Bill
Maritime Ganat Company
Waskixeton
Washington, Jue
Secretary of the Treasury
Pyramid Pile Cure Offered as Instant Relief Remedy
Dr Redmond lauds Pyramid Pile Cure as the most remarkable remedy for piles with instant relief on first application. Dr Esterbrook notes it cures various forms and provides immediate relief without opiates, minerals, or poisons. Easy to use, fits daily life, sold by druggists for 6 cents a package. free book available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
State of
Michigan
Ail
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Redmond
Esterbrook
Sedate order bars women from contact with Hill
A terse notice states all doors are closed to women seeking audience with Hill. He will not receive or see any woman, directing her to use notes or to leave. The passage also notes the One Minute and One Minute Cough Cure as standard remedies for coughs. A. O. Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
A. O. Hyde
Baco Cure advertised as tobacco remedy with guarantee
An 1895 advertisement promotes Baco Cure as a scientific, plant based treatment to cure tobacco use without willpower, claiming permanent cessation in three boxes and a money back guarantee. Testimonial letters include a pastor from Clayton Arkansas praising weight gain and relief from debility after quitting tobacco. Available from Eureka Chemical & Mfg. Co. and partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Clayton, Nevada Co
Ark
Eureka Chemical & Mig. Co
la Croman, Wik
Gandamen
Patna
P. A. Mannury
C. P
Church
Clayton
Eureka Chemical & Mfc. Co
la Crosse
Wie
Boatan
Masa
Imoar
Ginoe
Claims Notice From Calhoun Probate Court May 1898
Probate Court of Calhoun County allows six months for filing claims against the estate of a decedent from May 26 1898. Executors must present claims by June to be considered. Proceedings authorize claimants to submit formal documentation within the specified period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaarns
State of Midh
Calhoup
Calhoun
Aimothy Kelleher
Marshall
George Ingersoll
Prabut
Michigan
Calhoan
Arthur Chinholm
George Tagersall
Jude
Trent
Marahail
Eald County
Arthur Chisholm
Emma Chisholm
Court House
Marehall
Siete
Auld Court House
A. D
Laos
Calhoun County
Lota
Daltin
Hateb
Albion
Weeka
J. Aml Hatex
Exaq
Sollabor
pageJuness
Murball
Tay
George Logernoll
Jeremiah B. W. Lewis
Cary
Sald
Huldon
Marshall Statesman
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United Sates
St- Paul
Nails
Patlisto
Coprier-Journal
Carligie
Roddy
Deadwood
Omaha
George A. Fulton
Baltimore
Samuel Harris
Wabash
Ind
Aubat
Chelsea
Emma Mort Kel
Hydloff
Jacob Kurtz
B. T. Hughes
St. Louis
Kurtz
Mra. Fiening
Fieming
Dra. Bliss
Mra. Fieming
Mra. Bliss
Livingstong Fleming
Macox
Wollf & Sharp
Asueto
Greve
Ialand
Yamas
Gapecey
Firma
Memprass
Tenn
Follars
Shiloh
Senate
William Churchill
Apia
Davis N. Burls
Tangler
Morocco
Lexington
Henry Mitchell Smith
Mra Hudson
Doah
Mackinac
Ania Aesinic
Toledo
Detroit
Mackinac Fetcskey
Marquette
Piosaresque- Jena
Eetha Ag
North West
Yoon Rak
Fras
Kitselman Brothers
Ridgeville
Indiana
California
Louisiana
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Southern Pacific Company
Los Angeles
San Francisco and
Intermediate Pointe
Cincinnal
Cincinnati
Califrnia
New Orleans
Culifroin
New Orlgans
Pullaygn
Mexico
W. G. Neimyer
Aveatern Agt
Clark St
W. H. Connor
Commenssatea
Bec
F. B. Morse
G. P
Bou. Pac. Co
Marls Ly
Jackson & Mackinaw
Marshal
Noger and
Frei Ne
Blocal Breight
Tyaing
Caer Ciabatta Wily
G. Be
Grand Rapids
Ang Alt van Sag Spa
Allegan God
C. M. Borindler
Gen. Paes Agt
H. Anson
Maxsball
Jacob Blind
P. O
Marshale, Mich
Magara Falls
Thains West
Wo.o Mall
Kalimiszoo
Kaldmazoo
N.Y
Kalamazoo
O. W. Ruggles
Gen. Pass
Gifford
Ticket Agt
Chicago & Grand Trunk
R. R.assenger
Battle Creek
Lansing
Port Buroy
Canddian
Fe Sven
M. - Isi
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