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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1896
Page
3
A narrator introduces Madame de Pavannes as Mme de Pavannes and declares in surprise that she is Louis de Pavannes' wife. The meeting occurs as they offer aid, with the scene focusing on recognition and potential aid in locating Louis. The tone is formal and dialog heavy, setting a period mood.
In a garret they shelter a fleeing woman as Bezers bursts in with threats and a plan to seize the abducted youths. The priest Mirepoix quarrels with the brigand Bezers over control while Madame de Pavannes fears for family safety and the truth about her husband emerges.
Rev. T DeWitt Talmage compares Christian life to a cavalry charge against sin urging rapid, decisive evangelism. He extols evangelists and press as mounted forces, cites historic battles, praises national prayer efforts, and calls believers to mobilize 2 000 horsemen to save America and the world with swift, bold action.
The Chicago Tribune reports on Secretary Carlisle's annual treasury report and the nation’s finances. It criticizes his deficit projections for 1896–97 and argues for higher revenues, declines in trust in protectionism, and calls for congressional restraint amid rising expenditures.
Editorial comparing the Silver Senators position on tariff protection and currency reform. It argues protection alone won’t prosper without free silver and urges prompt fiscal reform. The piece cites Chicago Inter Ocean and Portland Oregonian conflicting views on revenue, currency, and tariff timing.
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