Allianch Farmers Denounce Silver Inflation Platform
A Farmers National Congress meeting in Council Bluffs adopts a platform demanding silver coinage, national banking abolition, and treasury notes to inflate currency. The piece attacks Alliance leaders, warns of price spikes, and argues inflation harms western farmers while helping merchants and manufacturers.
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Chiéaco. Tribune
Farmers’ National Congress
Council Bluffs
Congress
Tin
Nobopy
Gamaller Sill
Arcire
Nordo
Alliance
Republican Farmer Ad Vice on Independent Voters
A Republican farmer urges farmers to support the party with strong language about reforms. He defends party records in tariffs, pensions, tonnage, and anti trust bills, warns against independent or third party moves, and argues western flax and linen interests would benefit from protective duties and new mills.
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Alexandris
Herald
Farmora
Shaima
Missouri
Tsulfer
Congress
Q& Yepubdliesn Congress
Idaho
Wyoming
Sisterhood of States
Senate
House
Democrats
Ireland
Minneapolis
Minn
New York
Jersey
Tosvan
Irussia
United States
Free Trade
Northwest
West
Iit
Peas Linen Mills
America
American Free Trade Claims Draw Cobden Club Critique
A Sioux City Daily Times excerpt attacks free trade advocates, calling their assurances 90 astounding and effrontery. It labels Cobden Club followers in America as guiding policy with pronounced bias against factual accuracy and earnest assertion.
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Sioux City Daily Times
Free Traders of
America
Cobden Club
Amer Fci
Debates on Mexican annexation and mining policy stir West
A historical column argues against Mexico joining the United States while detailing mining industry implications. It envisions miners from the West moving to Mexico, unions there, and the economic distortions of tariffs and labor. The piece likens national policy to a family choosing its own members and warns against letting outsiders gain wealth at domestic expense.
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Sénate
Plambhan
West Fins
McPherson
United States
Senate
West
Salt Lake Tribune
the Courier Joournal
Mexico
Teller
Opan
California
Kansas
Texas
Grande
Great Basin
Michigan weather report notes good crop prospects and rising pastures
Readable excerpts from the Michigan Weather Service bulletin describe favorable past week conditions for corn, potatoes, and pastures. Potatoes and corn show strong yields if frosts stay away for ten days. wheat sowing advances and orchards may see a strong season. W.W. Winttass comments on legislative leadership and Speaker Dickema’s renomination prospects.
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Michigan Weather Service
Sore Pitan
Katkaska
Thord Wil Bon
Tye
W.W. Winttass
Eaton Rapids
Michigan
Washington
Gerrit J. Dickuma
Holland
Jonathan T. Woodman
Sears
John T. Bieh
Mekama
Lansing
George W. Park
West
Williama
Col. Eaton
van Buren
Boeing
Exton
Dlekema
Direkema
Kinslay
Bingham
Jonathan J. Woodman
John T. Rew
Saginaw Valley
Carlier
Kankasaka County
Detroit
Dernot Free Press
Wheeler & Co
Saginaw Sumonship Company
Wits
Wier
Bray Choy
New York
Aister Bint
Steeks
Dadheliak
Dewey New York
Balt
Fear of Indian Outbreak at Cheyenne Agency
A Miles City Montana dispatch reports fear of an Indian outbreak at the Cheyenne agency after the murder of a young man. Settlers are alarmed and said to be preparing to suppress any uprising.
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Miles City
Mont
Cheyenne Agency
Fire destroys buildings in Kansas and Ohio losses rise
At McLouth Kansas James Leveridge caught in a burning building leaped from a window and died the next day. In Williamsburg Ohio one business section burned, with five houses destroyed and contents totaling about 45 000 dollars.
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McLouth
Kan
James Leveridge
Wiiansburg
Hon
Tariff literature for all series on protective issue
An Ottawa style pamphlet advertisement outlines a series of tariff literature by the American Protective Tariff and Language of Protection. It promotes facts and wage comparisons to support protection for farmers, merchants, and professionals, with pricing for single issues and bundles.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
W. H. Ford
Ex.or. Hogole
W. RB. Lurt
M. V
Winans
T. M. Weston
General Warkhurst
Terrence Ht. Shields
Johny Strong
Monroe County
Fred Marvin
Detroit
Arthur Motgs
Grand Baptis
Fred Bronstad
Ishpeming
Hirwastad
Marvin
Meigs
Isefora
I. M. Weston
Kent
Meiga
Iranstad
Allegan
Iowa
Ottawa
Maiga
Wayne
Groastad
BF. Uhl
Thin City
Gregor Cleveland
Renately Morrison
Hhora Pensiona
Jel
Che U¢Ket
George W. Stone
le Clair County
A. A. Ella
Toula
Land Ofice
Cal
David
Ucen
Niles
Supreme Court
John W. McGrath
Daniel E. Soper
Newageo
Ferris
Fitch
Pontiac
State Board of Education
David A. Hammond
Charlotte
Chistiancy
Ford
Weston
Cleveland
Dan J. Campan
State Central
L.eagus
Ted States
Draper
Owen
Eeviectiaulia
M. Hors
Bow York
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Chicago
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Michigan Central Railroad
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Central Standard
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