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Newspaper

Sierra County Advocate

Location

Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1894

Page

4

Rothschilds Control World Finance Across Europe

The Rothschild family, rooted in Frankfurt, is depicted as dominant in global finance for a century. The article traces five brothers who established banking seats in London Vienna Paris and Naples, notes immense wealth and influence, and describes Lord Rothschilds vast art collection at Tring.

Frankfort-on-the Main Anselm Cecil Rhodes Peru England France Napoleon Anselm Rothschild Frankfort Rothschilds Europe Brankfort Nathan London Solomon Vienna James Paris Charles Naples Ars Fender Napoleon of Fiostice Nater Rome Vatican Sir Nathaniel Rothechild Sir Anthony Mayor Anselm Lord Rothkehild Tring Hertfordshire Gainsborough Sir Sostian Reynolds Turner Nativnal Galler

Old Hatch A Coxeyive: Hutchinson and the Coxeyites

B P Hutchinson known as Old Hatch rose as a Chicago Board of Trade speculator and ally of Coxeyites. He claimed heart and soul support while market manipulation aided the crowd. His purse allegedly opened to the cause as wheat cornering peaked and many followers felt prouder and richer. Bob Hutchinson was seen by many as a sympathizer and fellow Coxeyite.

B. P Hutchinson Old Hatch Chicago Board of Trade Hatch Coxey Bob Hutchinson

A faded romance sighted in a butter parcel

A Pittsburg buyer found a tiny note hidden in a butter block, written by a now-deceased girl claiming to be a young wife with a wish for correspondence. The tale ends with the finder revealing the romance, but the note hints at an old husband and a large family. News from Deming reports an explosion in the Holmes mine district injuring a foreman J. K. McBride and two Mexicans, one missing an arm.

Pittsburg City Sam Pittsburg Messenger Sabinas Las Mexicana J. K. McBride Bly McBride

Local resident praises Pain Balm relief after rheumatic attack

A letter from C. G. Miller, a druggist, describes an elderly Kansas City man with inflammatory rheumatism who suffered a recurrence after a Wisconsin trip. He found Chamberlain's Pain Balm eased swelling and pain, prompting him to buy three fifty cent bottles, attesting to its value and effectiveness.

K Carr Harrison Street Kansas Wisconsin Chamberlain Rhea Faraele C. G. Mitler

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