Debates on money question mix in 1895 politics
The Statesman notes proposals to raise revenue via taxes on tobacco beer and possibly tea and sugar. It cites a Chicago challenge to discuss the financial question, mentions Gen. Schofield as a possible Democratic hopeful, and discusses Attorney General Carlisle's southern financial stance. It also reports Secretary Gresham's death and argues for harsher punishment to curb Michigan crime, comparing murder rates with Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Call
Patson
Walter Q. Gresham
Edwin F. Uhl
Atate
G Cago
R.G. Horr
Aoe
Suhofield
Wolon
Demvverstie
Carlisle
Michigan
United States
Louisville
Canada
Sucklen's Aralee Salve for All Ailments
Sucklen's Aralee Salve advertised as a universal remedy for cuts sores ulcers and eruptions with claims of rapid healing and a money back guarantee. Priced at 26 cents per box, available from W. A. Preke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A -Preke
Evolution of the America's Cup yachts through history
A compact chart of yacht racing history contrasts American and British designs from Genesta to Valkyrie II, noting how cutter and centerboard debates shaped the cup. It highlights designer Herreshoff's Defender and the rising sea of American confidence amid growing international competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta
Hett
Edward’ Burgess Buflé
General Paitie
Beotch
Watson
Herreshoff
Bicycle rights in Chicago office access disputed
A Chicago man sues over his right to carry a bicycle into his office, arguing the bike is a vehicle with public road rights and should be allowed indoors if it does not disturb others. The article notes the absurdity of excluding bicycles while horses and vehicles struggle for office space and references stage applause and 1895 fortune yarns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Broyels
Seite
High Court View on Berliner Patent Delay Sparks Debate
The United States Court of Appeals weighs the 14 year delay in Berliner patent cases and questions whether public harm justifies invalidation. The piece discusses government rights to annul patents, potential impact on future infringers, and the balance between inventor reward and public welfare. It also touches income tax rulings and a famed New York journalist’s execution anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hove
Frége
Carpenter
Patent Office
Court of Appeals
Podalaya
Berliner
Various Advertisements Offer Land and Goods in Local Paper
An assortment of old advertisements offer Graves Land Company land near Chicago promising rising value, rental listings for a house and a jot in Washington Street, and various shop notices. Also includes optical glasses by Abbott, coffee specials by Ziva Phora, baking powder medals, buggy whips by O Learry Bros, and a jeweler window sale by Thompson with goods priced to sell. Pony wanted is noted with application at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thay
Tha
Graves Land Company
Ifith Avenue
Chicago
Washington St
F. Ganurg
Mayetti
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the Statesman
Tio & Stevens N
Marshall, Mich
Shavary
Democratic Party
Oscan Winve
Alfred Taylor
Ane
Treslyes
Times
Iarrison
Hubert Lincoln
Melioley
Ohio
Carter
Montana
New York
Morrisén
Tre
Greatham
Presidencia
Charlotte Corday
Potter- Bellew Company
Marat
Charlotte Cordsy
Supreme Court
Congress
Kenward Philp
New York City
New Jersey
Trangastida As & Guarantes
Halle
Congresa
America
U. S
Zos Phora
Abbott
Kant Mall St
Battle Creek
Chicago Opthaltle College
Ds. Price
Ziva Phora
Coffea Monae
EL Patnirs
Seanuratock
Toain
O'Learry Bros
Thompson
C.H. Thompson
Shanahan
Gtc
T. Shanahan
Hnglish
Asrica Nostras Fenestras
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