The Cause of Free Silver in Relation to Wages
A reader argues that a general price rise from free silver would not hurt workers and could lift wages. Falling prices depress employment, while a moderate, lasting price increase may spur production, demand, and new jobs, potentially raising wages and living standards for laborers.
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Tax on bank checks sparks debate in Chicago Tribune
In a Chicago Tribune piece on taxation of bank checks, ex Comptroller Eckels argues Congress likely won’t approve such a tax. He warns it would push debtors to rely on currency, lowering prices and harming general business, while noting monetary villains tied to gold and silver debates.
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Ohio Republicans in turmoil over convention battles
A fragmented Ohio Republican scene faces a divisive state convention with three main factions led by Holcomb, Herrin, and McKinley loyalists in Cincinnati and Hamilton. Competing delegations and shifting loyalties threaten party unity as Hanna and Tanna jockey for influence, while governors and senatorial hopefuls maneuver for favorable alignments.
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Sam Tones
Toledo
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Republican Party
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Thors
Bryan Still Hopes Onward in Democratic Unity
Col Bryan speaks to supporters amid party divisions, insisting the 1896 platform remains intact and that 1900 will see exodus from Republicans. He argues many former critics now back Democratic ideas, while cautioning against attempts to alter the platform or expel current members.
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Alger Vindication Sparks Cabinet Talk Again
The Chicago Democrat notes renewed talk of removing Alger from the cabinet as an embarrassment claim, but asserts the administration aims to keep him. It describes Alger’s self-satisfaction, finds beef reports faulty yet confirms Miles erred in timing, and references a Washington letter claiming Alaska beef was delicious.
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Presbyterians Open 11th General Assembly in Minneapolis
Westminster Church hosts the Presbyterian Church in the United States opening services as about 700 delegates attend. Dr. Sample is elected moderator on the first ballot with 333 votes, praised as a victory for conservative elements. The assembly affirms a peace message to international leaders and the Lord’s Supper is observed in the evening.
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Firemen Now Out at Buffalo Port Strike Spreads
Marine firemen in Buffalo have walked out in sympathy with dock labor disputes. About 1,000 grain schooners halted work as Bishop Quigley led a settlement effort. Western transit officials reported $100,000 in losses and cargo diverted to rail routes, risking lake commerce. President McMahon urged a protective clause to prevent future discrimination, with a meeting planned at nine.
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Died of Wounds After Clipper Case Verdict
Chicago May 15 Joras W Jorgen sen known as the Tinie Clipper died from a bullet wound to the left breast suffered Tuesday after being detained by Central police for clipping tresses from a downtown steelworker's daughter. He confessed to several clipping crimes and expressed remorse for despoiling victims.
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The American Sabbath Observance Debate at Assembly
The Minneapolis meeting debated Sabbath observance with a special committee report. Resolutions urged honoring the Sabbath, protecting the American Sabbath, and Bible-focused preaching. Discussions covered secular work, post office employees, and Sunday travel.
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Bucklew Dies at Home Following Senate Career
Ex United States Senator Charles Rollin Buckalew, born December 21, 1871 in Columbia County, Pa, dies at his Moomsburg home on Friday. Buckalew served as senator after winning in 1863 by a one vote margin and later held various public roles before retiring about ten years earlier.
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United States
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Colunbia County
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Herwick
Senate
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