Restoration of silver and defense of national finance
The speaker argues for silver restoration and bimetallism, contrasting US strength with Mexico, and asserts that monetary policy must reflect rising population and production. Emphasizes gold and silver costs, denounces free coinage critics, cites Sherman act history, and appeals to New York’s stake in national prosperity and Liberty statue as a symbol of American ideals.
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Paris
United Estes
Mexico
United States
Nata
United Siates
Machimnery Afferta
Bse
Atlver
Cartisle
Carliste
Sonstar Sherman
Arerpone
Themelves
New York
Tripute
Colombis
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First Accident On New Electric Road At Hagerstown
The first accident on the new electric road near Hagerstown occurred Monday night. Miss Katte Tiow of Williamsport was badly cut and bruised after attempting to jump from a moving car. The railway company plans a pair at that location to compensate road patrons. A park is likely to be located at the lock works near town.
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Hagerstown
Katte Tiow
Williamsport
Lock Works
Honored by comrades tribute to McKinley speech
The crowd gathered with Captain Ell and Comrade McKinley in the hall and porch setting to honor the Twenty-third Ohio. Veterans recall generals Rosecrans Hayes and Scammon, pledge loyalty to country and its credit, and stress unity and duty as McKinley accepts leadership amid war memory.
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Tay Baudnet
Mapur
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Sheridan
Shenandess Valley
Ind
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Russell Hastings
Mr. McKinley
John
Sou
United States
Captain Hobinson
Randy Pyine
Wilsia McKinkey
Isip
Grat
National Ife
National Union
Maces
Sternius Applane
McKinley
Phis Callus
Union
Tam Sire
General Rosecrans
California
West Virginia
E. P. Scammon
South Mountain
Scammon
Rutherford B. Hayes
Stanley Matthews
Comley
Mrs. Mayes
Russell P Hastings
Ellen
Twenty-third Ohio
ipSi
Washington
Tani Tere
Hubert Mortis
Duane
Philadelphia
Ives Hameelf
Robert
Nobert
Horiontal
Fragmented OCR: unclear names and places in local notice
An OCR readout lists partial names such as Mercer Shah Hewie G and Waco Kurett Morris with scattered phrases. The text appears as garbled fragments of a local notice or report with disrupted dates and unclear context, lacking coherent events or outcomes.
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Ellar
Mercer Shah
Ford
Ate
Waco Kurett
Morris
Tata
Litue Touches Which Beautify the Home
Frederick authorities have not yet identified a man resembling Wilson the captured negro desperado sought for a $50 reward. Dr Brien, who knows Wilson, is available to identify the prisoner in Frederick. The piece also offers home decor tips about nautical-themed curtains and warm weather bathing advice.
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Frederick
Daaperado
Wilson
Frederick County
Dr Brien
Jefferson
Catoctin
O’brien
Those Ureful Conitalis and Dr Kings New Life Pills
An advertisement extols the benefits of Hostetter s stomach bitters to stimulate urinary and digestive organs and prevent inflammatory decay. It promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as a mild laxative to ease constipation and sick headaches, noting malaria and liver aid, safety, and 256 box price through A L Penrre Druggar.
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Bocklen = Co
Chicago
Dr. Kings New Life
L. Penrre
Draggiar
Remedy for kidney and bladder ailments advertised in 19th century notice
An old advertisement claims a new remedy from AMERICAN ELORSY Cope cures kidney and bladder diseases, relieves retention and pain, with quick relief. Sold by J A Jamison in Frederick Maryland and Albert L Pearre in Etonton, with other products including Clover Root and Hoot Tea marketed for constipation and headaches.
Understanding the Dog Days and Local Remedies Paste
A compact column fragment discusses the origin of the term dog days linked to celestial patterns and faulty folklore, then shifts to modern remedies. It cites Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with testimonial praise from W. B. Guinnip of Atco, Pa, and lists local salerooms and patent medicines including Kari's Clover Boot Tea, Shiloh's Cough Remedy, and various tonics offered by Albert L. Pearre and others.
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California Fig Syrup Co
W. B. Guinnip
Atco
Chamberlain
A. L. Pearre
Frederick
W. BR. Rads
Airy
Warning Against Consumption and Death Fears
An urging medical advertisement discusses heart disease and consumption as deadly threats. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Recovery and the Common Sense Medical Adviser as cures and references, claiming high success rates and offering a free edition by mail. The notice emphasizes quiet living to avoid sudden death and urges readers to obtain the medical library through the World’s Dispensary Association in Buffalo, N.Y.
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Audlden
Diesempton
Amanda
Aeonen
Pierce
World's Dispensary Medics Association
Buffalo
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