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York City
Odd News Tangle of Global Happenings and Wit
A scattered 19th century jumble notes Spain’s costly Cuba subjugation timeline, tiny oak saplings in thimbles, Lit Hung Chang courting American funds, a Danbury factory starved of demand, Russia’s plane loan boom, Rome’s frigid Baths, Sewall to speak in Washington, Mrs. Lease’s party stance, and a mix of political rumors, signaling codes, and society quirks with remarks on Lincoln, Bryan, and university finance puzzles.
English bankers fund McKinley campaign, Lane says
Hon Thomas F Lane of New Jersey tells the Washington Post that English bankers and capitalists are subscribing money freely to the Republican campaign fund to help elect McKinley. He cites an English informant, though the report is hearsay. Lane notes voters should reflect on English money aiding the election.
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Thomas F. Lane
New Jersey
Washington Post
Republican Campaign
Wise Country
Meftinley
Major McKinley
The Moores and Their Monopoly Collapse
The fate of those who live by the sword overtakes Moore Bros the Diamond Match Company and the New York Biscuit Company. The Moores controlled both concerns and used force to crush rivals until they swallowed others and inflated their profits. Their end comes as the Diamond Match and Biscuit concerns face collapse after years of aggressive grip on the industry.
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Moore Bros
Diamond Match Company
New York Biscuit Company
Moores
Moore's
Climond Muteh Company
New York
Biscom- AN
Judge Cole Denies Naturalization To Ignorant Applicants
Washington judge rules that an applicant ignorant of the U S Constitution is unfit for citizenship in a naturalization case involving two young Tratlans. He notes the law’s vagueness and the court’s discretion in adjudicating who qualifies. The decision highlights the need for clearer naturalization standards and addresses issues of pluralization and judicial discretion.
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Cole
Washington
United
The Late James Blaine on Free Silver
A transcription of a Blaine speech from 1880 argues against a pure gold standard. He warns demonetizing silver would ruin property values, boost fixed-income investments, and harm millions, asserting gold and silver coin are constitutional money and Congress lacks power to demonetize either metal.
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James G. Blaine
Senate
Blaine
Congress
Silver Policy Debate Echoes Across Republican Ranks
The Maine statesman cites strong pro and anti silver views within the party, noting Blaine and McKinley supporters who earlier backed free coinage. The piece argues demonetizing silver would hurt business and property, while proponents see silver as a path to prosperity.
NOTES AND OPINIONS ON MOUNT BLANC AND MISCELLANY
Attempts to summit Mount Blanc this summer failed due to heavy snow and foes. A French estimate claims fifty years will see a man sleep away 6000 days and walk 800 days amid pests and fuss. From London comes a curious life claim and infant premium notices. A wheat bread hack and corn remedy are noted. Mulhall cites Augustus Caesar death era world population at 480 million with Europe at 257 million.
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Datenlee
Lis
America
Washington Monument
Vaords
Antarctic
English Channel
London
Asa
Mulmull
Augustus Caesar
Europe
Personal items and notices in a busy period piece
The fragment highlights social gossip and notices across nobility and public life, referencing the Duke of Wellington, Carlyle and Dickens editions, John Morley on Greek literature, Princess Maud and royal gifts, Oxford and Cardinal Newman, Davidson’s statue plans, Dover’s King Lear statue, Princess of Wales hair styles, Li Fung Chang’s luggage at the Grand Hôtel Paris, and a Paris cage with fowls.
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Morsrs
Chapman & Hall
London
Carlyle
Charles Dickens
John Morley
Maud
Wales
Cardinal Newman
University of Oxford
Brompton Oratory
Davidson
Inverness
Macdonald
Lord Salisbury
Dover Corporation
King Lear
M. Mulot
Princess of Wales
Li Fung Chang
Grand Hotel
Paris
A Field Song From the Atlanta Constitution Poem
A rugged dialect field song depicts a mockinbird chirping above a enslaved speaker. Lines claim defeat of the speaker by a lazy Black person and a gray hawk rides the wind while the sun shines high. The verse voices longing for mobility and chickens not being caught if one does not move.
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Atlanta Constitution
Hill and Jones Near Agreement on Bryan-Sewall Ticket
A New York Journal report from Normandie by the Sea suggests Senator Hill will declare for the Bryan Sewall ticket after talks with Senator Jones. Close associates say a complete understanding exists, with Gorman and Murphy backing the ticket and Stanchfield aligned with Hill.
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Democrate Dehke
Chicago
New York Journal
Normandie- 8 by-the-Sea
Hil
Sys
Jones
New York
Jona
Bryana Sewall
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Ho Tay
Wwe
Hii
Ayer
Gorman
Bryan
Sewall
Murphy
Wil
Stanehfield
Oorther
Diu Ol
Temay Jones
Jones Jett
Wash- Inston
Arkansas Seineaman
Ste Imnel
Tan
Senator Murphy
Middle West
Convicting BReminivee: WOR. (New York Journal)
The article discusses Treasury relief by bank gold exchanges, the Sherman act impact on silver and gold payments, and a Bankers’ push to promote the gold standard. It traces note redemption, customs payments, and shifts in currency use from 1890s policy changes.
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New York Journal
Treasury
Harrison
Pala
Gol
Custom House
New York
Trene Jury
Kom
Financial chaos and bond purchases haunt the Treasury
The text outlines heavy gold drains by bankers drawing cash and exporting specie during 1894 95, with bond issuances and bank purchases reshaping Treasury gold reserves. It notes how lenders and firms used legal tender to demand gold, the return of some gold, and the ongoing danger of continued bond issues under political pressure, referencing Hanna and party dynamics.
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New York
sUll Congress
Treasury
Lermonts
Rothschilds
Morgans Saver
Sterman
Nore Gah
Norrison
Poster
Cleveland
Carlisle
Hanna
Ampnton
Tammany Votes Solid For Bryan Sewall Endorsement
The Tammany Executive Committee nearly unanimously endorsed Bryan and Sewall, with only four of seventy five dissenters. Speeches by John C. Sheehan and Henry D. Purroy argued against the stance, urging support for reform and opposition to abuses that hurt farmers and workers. The piece also comments on poultry and fish as foods, noting fish’ low fat content and suitability for sedentary diets.
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New York Mercury
Tammany Executive
Bryan
Sewall
Hhainss
Sheen
John C. Sheehan
Henry D. Purroy
Toomany
Mwil
Matchless Money Saving Chances at The Big Store
The Big Store in Norfolk proclaims unmatched bargains under the Matchless Money Saving Chances. It touts fresh, stylish men’s suits in staple dark blue and grey twilled material, neat and fashionable garments in all sizes to 42, available while stocks last.
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