Honest Money and the Bi metallic Standard Debate
Judge William Lawrence of Ohio argues against unlimited silver coinage and for bimetallism, detailing historical coinage acts, the Sherman law, and international conferences. He warns that free silver would drain gold, ruin credit, depress farm prices, and urges international agreement to restore silver alongside gold.
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Lawrence
Our Republic
Congress
Europe
United States
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Washington
England
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Cologne
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Aso
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Great Britain
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Figland
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Indiana
Benjamin Harrison
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Ohio Republican Convention
Michigan
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Australia
South America
Enach
Theatrical News and Rumors of Stage Greats
The article compiles theater gossip: Davenport and Crane star in 45 and 1-year-old rumors, Carleton writing for Drew, Ward and Vokes on tour, Ardent engaged for next season, Kendalls’ vast American earnings, Wilde’s Earnest flop, bicycling actresses, Chevalier’s visit, Mrs Grown comedy, Human Nature melodrama, Sardou tragedy, Ghosts and other stars, Munich judge Panizza, Boston Castle Square deal, Atlanta Cotton States exhibit drama, Charivail’s seating idea, Vienna vaudeville feats, and top salaries for Hernhardt Russell and Behan.
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Fanny Davenport
Wiliam H. Crane
Gilbert
Nat Goodwin
Henry Guy Carleton
John Drew
Ward
Vokes
Ewin Arden
Crane
Frederick Paulding
Gladys Willis
Fanchon
Kendalls
Paris
Charivail
Vienna
Samson
Abbey, Schoeffel & Gray
Sarah Hernhardt
Lillian Russell
Ada Behan
Mrs. Potter
Kyrie Bellew
Marie Antoinette
Louie XVI
Cardinal de Rohan
Mr. Bellew
Onson
Variations In Plain Skirt Styles For Women’s Fashion
Fashion note describes departures from the plain skirt with bands folds and bows. It explains length challenges and suggests slits and ruffles to improve fit and appearance. The piece mentions the Spanish flounce as an alternative trim.
Best Model Wash Gown Demonstrates Stability and Fit
The model for many wash goods will be shown in two or three places to display ruffles beneath. It is described as the best model for a wash gown, offering stability and firmness beyond what a simple hem can provide.
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Buffalo Bill
Honey in History A Rich Food Through Ages
A correspondent explains honey as a valued food from ancient times. The piece notes its use by Greeks and Romans, its role in embalming and banquets, and mentions beliefs by Virgil Pliny and Galen. It describes honey as a sweetener before sugar cane and a seasoning for foods like apples prepared with wine and spices.
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Pythagoras
Virgil
Pliny
Galen
Aplles
Boll
Where Money Talks Blinkers Look at that shabby million aire
A satirical note from the New York Weekly mocks social pretensions with a witty exchange about appearances and money, suggesting wealth and status are judged by spousal displays rather than attire. The quip uses playful ridicule to comment on class and ambition.
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New York Weekly
Grim Scene in a Dark Glen of Masked Men
Poetic excerpt describes masked men in a desolate glen a clash of armor a prison door a man's cry for mercy a lifeless figure swaying over barren fields and a widowed woman waiting through the night. The tone is somber and suspenseful with stark imagery.
That Tired Feeling Promoted by Hood's Sarsaparilla
The article describes That Tired Feeling as a dangerous symptom due to depleted red blood cells, worsened in spring by heavy winter demands. It advocates Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best spring medicine to purify, enrich, and vitalize the blood, restoring energy and health to the body's organs.
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Hood
Hood's Sarsaparilla Compared to Merits and Ills
Fragments recount two years of hip ulcers and sciatic rheumatism followed by fatigue headaches and eczema. After six months of Hood's Sarsaparilla the writer claims improvement and pure blood. Additional testimonial notes renewed energy and better appetite after a second bottle.
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Hood
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purity and Strength
Mrs A S Bowen of Cline Arkansas reports health gains after drinking Hood's Sarsaparilla. She credits the tonic with curing rheumatism, restoring hip function, stopping discharges, and enabling daily tasks and walking two miles. The advertisement extols the medicine as proven and superior.
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Bowen
Cline
Arkansas
Hood’s Sarsaparilla a Remedy Claims Healing
Testimonial notes for Hood’s Sarsaparilla curing scrofula salt rheum headaches and facial eruptions. Respondent James Scanlon of Norwich New York and Mrs Keapee of Pickaway West Virginia praise relief after one and a half bottles. Ad emphasizes six bottles for 35 cents and nationwide availability through Hood’s Co. Lowell Massachusetts.
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James Scanlon
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Norwich
New York
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
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Mrs. Grown
William Gill
Robert Fraser
New York City
Otis Skinner
Robert Downing
Sardou
Narragansett
Courtney Thorpe
Ida Jeffries
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Munich
Panizza
Council of Love
Castle Square Theatre
Boston
Street Railway Company
Atlanta
Hernando Benoto
America
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Willliam Gardner
Tower St
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E_ney J. Woollker
Jamesburg
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Old Post Office
Qorner Penn Li Oigabie
Spruce Street
University of Pennsylvania
Medico-Chirurgical College of Philadelphia
Symroom
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Moosic Powder Co
Scranton
Moosic
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LaMin & Rand Powder Co
Repauno Chemical Co
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Uffalo
Congress OF Rough
Gow the Elacs
Chicago
Waole
C. B. Pratt
Lackawanna Avenue
Dr. Peal
John H. Phelps
Wyoming Avenue
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