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Paradise
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Financial reform as the 1896 issue bold and certain
A 1890s political rally asserts that financial reform will dominate the 1896 election, pitting dollar against citizen. It argues higher money supply brings better times, denounces bankers and moneyed interests, and calls for unified action to force reform and curb debt.
Armistice terms and political convention noted in brief
The armistice between Japan and China extends to April 2 unless precedents are violated. Troop movement and supply by sea are forbidden. An annual convention of the Republican National League is set for June 19, 1895 in Cleveland. Chinese diggers prep for campaign near Tuscarora. Koyama Rokunseki is sentenced to life imprisonment. Various local ads follow for shoes, hair care, and fencing supplies.
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Republican National League of the United States
Cleveland
Ohio
Tuscarora
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Harry
Silver State Publishing Company
Eeather Bureau
Winnemucca
Gero. D. Bowrener
Joseph C. Sibley
Pennsylvania
Corspay
Koyama Rokunseki
Li Hung Chang
KE. Reinhart & Co's
Hall
Brown & Piper's
W. Clapham
Rzyman
M. E. Church
Church Creek
Dorchester Co
Maryland
OC. 1
Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Philadelphia
Hood
J. M. Sottna
Chures Creek
Lapham
Giroux
Winnemucca, New
Ager
Enous
G. W.summerfield
Geo
Kyle
Nevada
A. Kleinhans
Geesiy
E. Reinhart & Co
Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star
J. & F. Martell
California
Cordelia Wine Co
Magnolia
W. W. Head
Coopers
Shoobert Beale Co
California St
San Francisco
Nathan
Kleinhans
Pioneer Leather Dealer
Mm. B. Staunton
Humboldt County