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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1896
Page
6
The Mooresville Guide denounces Cuban atrocities under Weyler with graphic, religiously charged language. It decries exports bans, forced march of insurgent families, mass executions, and outbreaks of smallpox and yellow fever as a divine scourge on the island.
A critique notes low wheat prices amid a growing global crop. It argues production should shrink to balance supply with demand, warning competition can ruin trade if persistent oversupply drives unsatisfactory prices.
Mrs. H W R Strong of Los Angeles donated red white and blue pampas plumes for use by Republican delegates at the National Convention. Major McAintyre and Mark Hanna were involved as gifts were distributed and a formal recommendation signed by Hanna in St. Louis on June 19, 1896.
Dr. Talmage compares gospel work to archery, urging Christians to hunt down social evils and seek souls. He argues for personal consecration, courage, and active outreach, insisting church members must bring the saved into the community and rely on prayer.
A brief dialogue reveals social biases as Mr Wedgewood notes a custom of oath breaking by a Chinaman while Mrs Wedgewood questions hiring a Chinese cook. The exchange circles around language and cultural stereotypes in a domestic setting.
Delegation led by Senator Thurston arrives in Canton on a special Cleveland train to deliver formal notification of McKinley's Republican nomination. The ceremony at the McKinley home features a parade, remarks on protection and reciprocity, and McKinley's pledge to pursue the public good with fiscal restraint and national prosperity.
The Ladies' Home Journal describes the Fifth Avenue Hotel workshop complex with cabinet makers painters upholsterers and machinists. It notes daily operations including 10 000 lace curtain repairs per year 470 beds in use 1 000 napkins used daily and a large stock of linens towels napkins and napkins kept in reserve.
Reports from the Sherman House on June 29 describe leaders of the national bimetallic movement and Democratic silver delegates from Arkansas Tennessee Missouri Illinois and other states planning daily meetings to shape the party platform and ensure a strong silver declaration at the convention.
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