Betty Mackenzie and Donald Campbell at Covent Church
Betty Mackenzie fends off suitors as Parson Campbell courts her with churchgoer support. At a hot Surrey parish, Betty pretends to sleep to avoid attention while the vicar’s sermon stirs Donald, who finally confesses love. A kiss seals their farcical courtship and hints at a future union.
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Mutil
Betty
Squire Lengcroft
Miss Janet
Cousin Minnie
Ingine
Janet
Minnie
Dr. Jones
Lawyer Rollason
Mr. Pottle
Parson Campbell
Jane
Sir Murray Campbell
Patper
Detty
Parsott Campbell
Peter Mackenzie
Cavendish Square
Missy
Beithsy
Sle Bai
Tally Matilda
Lwwch
Sir Veler
London
Hetty
Donald Campbell
Poltle
Surrey
Mfr. Mottle
Donal Campbell
Molle
Anperine
Tarson Campbell
Maxima
Letty
Swithout
Donald
Pettar
The
Indies Inter
Wilk
Jean
Matilda
Miss Betty
Tetty
Deval Campbell
Ashiv
Tisit
Rothie
Hell
Betty Mackenzie
The Monetary Problem in History and Power Struggles
The article argues that money supply shapes production and prosperity, tracing ancient iron currency to modern gold standards. It criticizes a “money power” of bondholders and creditors influencing politics, citing the Cleveland era and parties, and warning that reducing money supply harms debtors while enriching financiers.
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Grover Cleveland
Islebuir
Democratic Party
Ihis
Emerson
Cleveland
Rnverson
The Silver Question as America’s Great Money Policy
A passionate defense of silver over gold arguing silver money will spur business, expand U S influence in the East, and finance Cuba and Puerto Rico. It claims silver coins will control trade, sustain stable government, and elevate American institutions against the gold standard.
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Dgud
Binke
Baal
Elijah
Calonder
Spain
West Indies
East
Europe
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Cubn
Manila
Ifle
United States
West
Star of Empire
Britain
Sim
Old East
Threats to the Treasury Spark Currency Crisis Debate
Analyzed remarks warn of grave consequences from the Wilt Revere bill, detailing a large currency drain into the treasury, banks in New York cutting loans, rising interest rates, and a stock market slide. The piece cites Secretary Gage proposing debt relief measures and highlights tensions between producing and speculative interests, with broad references to Philadelphia and other cities.
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Treasury
New York
Gage
Mr. Gage
New York Clearing House
National Bank Act
Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange Securities
Gricer
Iimds
Toregin
Philadelphia
Amorivin
Points and Opinions on Maine Republican Campaign
A Rochester Mercury item discusses Maine politics, criticizing the Republican stance on projects and tax cuts. It notes party committees, campaign rhetoric, and perceived shifts in public support, concluding that Democrats gain advantage in the Maine election.
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Republican Party
Maine
Polithead
Rochester
Meraldy
Wisconsin Echoes of Fire Disease and Tragedy
The state news recounts a successful experiment growing potatoes with over 209 bushels harvested and a city plan for future cultivation. A brewery fire in Hordes caused $43,000 in losses plus $19,000 insured. nearby factory damage totaled $1,004 in wind damage. Fatalities include C Ryan from Literanyrg, and Miss Rose Sanger and her daughter from Milwaukee gas asphyxiation amid a studio fire scene.
Local Officials Mourn Deaths From Mayor MoM’s Long Legacy
A stream of obituaries and notes fill the page, reporting the deaths of judge Tuheey Proved Polat Tudge and several local figures, including John T. Kingston, Jesse Gleason, and other residents connected to Wisconsin towns. The notes describe accidents, illnesses, and civic changes, with mentions of muster rolls and upcoming remembrances.
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Xulera
America
Mexico
Peru
Linb
Soga
Inv
Prige
Anis
Ravn
Regine
Dogether
Timy
Haneenaery
Goldtug
Ree Silver
Wisconsin State News
Brown
McCeehan Bros
Hordes
Bred Neibury
Che State Department of Publie
Wie
Shute
Nageswsniee
Pup
Raedhinotowin
Treney Pervenian
C. Ryan
Ve Nee Rels
Lamal
Imh Bailyy
Milwaukee
Riae
Gata
Rose Sanger
Sanger
Tuheey
Phelps
Janesville
Weil
Mayer Mom
Schoetz
Menagha
Mesasna
John T. Kingston
Ashland
Eoipany L
Wisconsin Volunteers
Puerto
Wisconsin
Racine
Jesse’ Gleason
First Wisconsin
Inckgonville
Fla
Cullis
Lancaster
Thomas Mihoo
Tanesville
Nesom
Tudge Salemu
Waupiwns
Saiyer
Oshkosh
Jehowe
Brouislana
Wisgosh
Chippewa Palls
William Pratt
Monroe
Tye
Christian Strauss
Mount Pleasing
Lellidee
Shane
We Bayley
Avicentist
Green Boys
Qoorek
Fia Gontead
Awe
Ban Chir
Dravenerd
Omtlien
Stoginen
A. Gy Theis
Joseph Balen
Acpietier
Rati
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