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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1896

Page

3

Ex Senator Edmunds on the Perils of Free Coinage of Silver

The speech reviews the constitutional value of gold and silver money, recounts Jefferson and Madison’s stance, and warns that free coinage would destabilize prices and harm labor and small traders. It cites historical acts from 1792 to 1898 and argues monetary policy should reflect commercial value.

Edmunds States of the Union United States Congress Constitution Washington Hamilton Jefferson Madison France Thomas Jefferson George Washington Thomaas Jefferson Alexander Hamilton Democratic Party Republican Party Jones Nevada James Madison ISM Wold Republic Russia China Japan Mexico Bryan

Literary Notes on Twain Benson Handy and Doudet

The item previews Mark Twain planning a globe tour volume and the abridged English edition of Memoirs, notes writer Dodo Benson and Jacob Hood, hints at Handy expanding The Marsal of the Well Beloved into a novel, and mentions Alphonse Doudet and Paria winds affecting his study. It recalls four West Point roommates who became notable figures.

Dodo” Benson A.C. Benson Jacob Hood Handy Marsal Alphonse Doudet Jan Southerner Paria Faubourg St. Germain Danudet

Mugsey's Made a Tint of Baltimore News

In a chaotic Baltimore pageant a crowd cheers and sings as Mugsey or Magsey dominates the scene. A wild atmosphere with horns, cheers, and fearful yells shows a city in carnival mood and widespread excitement.

Eos Loreen Magsey Baltimore News

European Cities Outpace Some U S Cities in Growth

The Florida Times Union notes rapid city growth worldwide with Greater New York and London expanding dramatically. It cites London’s five year gains, predicts Paris slipping behind Chicago Berlin and others, and highlights that urban migration favors large cities, with Rio Buenos Aires Melbourne Sydney growing quickly.

New York Chicago Greater Greater London London Philadelphia Brooklyn St. Louis Boston Baltimore New Orleans San Francisco Cincinnati Paris Berlin Tokio Vienna Europe Amesterdam Duda-Pesth Warsaw Rome Marseilles Bt. Louis

Accident Statistics From 2000 Claims Highlight Falls on Pavements

An insurance analysis of 2000 accident claims from a large company shows 631 falls on pavements, 48 vehicle incidents, 17 nut with edge tools or glass, 9 weights falling on people, 7 bicycle incidents, and 72 stair falls. A noted point is bicycle accidents are comparatively rare though loud in discussion. The text cites a figure of 1800 bicycle accidents daily with fatalities under 1 percent of total.

Spring House at Heart Lake A Summer Resort Note

A temperance resort run by U E Croftu r situates between Binghamton and Beranton on the Montrose and Lackawanna RR six miles from D L and W R at Alford Station five miles from Aloatrose. It offers row boats fishing tackle free to guests a 100 foot veranda and a dance pavilion with scenic grounds. Weekly rates seven to ten dollars daily rates one fifty with excursions available and cold water at all stations on the Lackawanna line.

Republic Chicago Mer Binghamton Beranton Montrose and Lacksawanna Alford Aloatrose Howse Adirondack Catskill Mountains Merce Db L&w Porter

Two Cases Cite Rheumatism Cures From Williams Pink Pills

From the Argus Vernon Michigan two men recount long battles with rheumatism and credit Dr Williams Pink Pills with relief. John Q Davids of Vernon describes severe attacks since 1860 and says he has remained free of major pain after using seven or eight boxes. C L Farris, a veteran, also testifies a year of relief after taking the pills, noting his improved health and urging others to try them.

The Argus Vernon Michigan John Q. Davids Davids Shinwassee County Davila Methodist Epi State OF Michigan Shiawassee Shiawaseee John Q. Davida J. Q. Davips Bela Vicksburg Atlanta New York Harris Duke, Hinns Co Miss Thirty Eighth Missimippi Infantry Dr. Williams Pink Pilla Aires New Orleans Athens Allen Veom Santely Th Terrell Arris Farris Utica Williams Buland Ike Nee Leary Wwlias’ Medicine Co Bebe Eneetady

It Sounds Like a Miracle in Hinds County Mississippi

A tale from Otica near Utica Mississippi reports C L Farris of Duke cured after thirty years of rheumatism. A Commercial Appeal reporter visits the Duke store to verify the miraculous recovery and its impact on the local community.

Lipminootia Marcus Clarke Cheld Memphis Tenn Hinds County Miss Hitle Otica C. L. Farris Lves Duke Utica Commercial Appeal Mr. Farris Farris

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