Answer of Sherman assertions that are proven false
Senator Sherman defends his financial policy against Mrs. Emery’s seven conspiracies, arguing the measures aided public credit, currency stability, and national unity. He asserts the refunding of debt, coin standard restoration, and banking reforms strengthened the economy and denies any personal bank influence or wrongdoing.
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Coursners
Senator Sherman
Mansfield
Charles F. Sickey
Canton
S. E. V. Emery
United States
Mra Exmery
Ponte Hegione O Sveteni
Pertent & Frean Imentil
National Bank
Emery
Treasury
Sartieen
Congress
John Sherman
Rusk Urges Expanded American Agriculture and Markets
Secretary of Agriculture urges broader information on home supply and foreign demand, calls for diversified crops, improved dairy and meat standards, and better soil and regional planning to boost domestic production and secure profitable exports. He warns against overreliance on cereals and highlights labor and capital shifts shaping farming's future.
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Rusk
New York
Trilarse
Aise
tomaTens
Europe
Paris
Corn
America
Poke
United States
Widowhood row shocks Oswego court in Gately case
John H. Gately confronted his wife in Justice Kennedy's court claiming 2000 against Mutual Reserve Fund Life. Mrs. Gately had passed as a widow since 1890 while Gately, missing since 1888, produced two life policies and the body found in the Erie canal near Lighton's lock is identified. Gately is arrested on a charge of abandoning his family.
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Osweco
N. Y
Erie Canal
Lighton's Lock
Syracuse
Gately
Syraend
Burnham
Blaine Land Improvement Co invites visit to site and resources
Blaine extends an invitation to all to visit and inspect the Blaine land improvement site and its river valley factories. Free tickets available at 129 Fourth Avenue. The notice promotes employment from a large custom of safety and wealth, while vendors offer fall dress goods and office furniture from local merchants.
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Elaine
Blaine
Cail
Fourth Avenue
Blaine Land Inrrovement Co
Pike's Peak by Rail and the Perilous Pioneer Trail
Correspondent describes the Manitou and Pike's Peak railway ascent to Pike's Peak detailing the history of attempts to reach the summit from Pike's earlier explorations through 1889 when a carriage road opened. It notes the railway's rack-rail system, 46,992 feet length, 844.4 feet per mile elevation, 16 percent grade, locomotive specs, and two hour twenty minute ascent with a return of one and a half hours. The author recounts scenic stops, summit views toward Denver and Pueblo, and the $5 round trip price with 9,000 annual riders before season closure.
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Cheyenne Mountain
Pike
Pike's Peak
George F. Ruxton
Fontaine Qui Bouille
Pike’s Perk
Manitou
Shady Springs
Grand Pass
Jechigeon
Echo Falls
Hanging Rock
Artist’s Glen
Minnehaha Falls
Hell Gate
Ruxton Park
Bald Mountain
Sheep Rock
Lion’s Gulch
Government
Hardy Old Pike's Peak
Colorado
Denver
Buffalo Plains
Pueblo
Rocky Range
Pleasant Squid Fruit Remedy Endorsed by Calif. Fig Syrup Co
Gratifying to Al. The high position attained and the universal acceptance and approval of the pleasant squid fruit remedy Srace of Figs as the most excellent laxative known illustrate the value of its qualities and are abundantly gratifying to the California Fig Syrup Company.
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California Fig Syrup Company
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Sherman
Chase
Lincoln
McCulloc
the Treasury
Andrew Johnson
General Grant
House of Representatives
Mra Emery
Jefferson
California
Eer
Horsford
Yoursons
Giles
Federal Street
Allegheny
Sixth Street
Pittsburg
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
H. J. L.neu
Market Street
James H. Arker & Co
Hb Ave
The
Henry Auction Company
Ninth Street
Clim
Colonado Staines
Con
Gas
Zebulon Pike
Snow Mountain
Major Pike
Long Capes
Cape New
Rosenbaum & Co
Free! Free” S of the
Age—The
Dunlap
Youman
Miller
Eisner & Phillips
Jimon
Cor
Fifth Ave.and
Wood ST
Laird
Gill
Philadelphia
Market St
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