Bimetallic league debates money question and expansion
A J Warner of the American Bimetallic League invites the New York Reform Club to a money discussion with a five to ten person panel. Salt Lake City’s Bimetallic Union adjourns after a two day session reporting progress and plans to extend into the Middle and Eastern states with applications from twenty states east of the Missouri. They challenge the test of whether the two metals combined determined prices prior to 1873.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Washington Telegram
A. J. Warner
American Bimetallic League
Chas
Fairchild
Reform Club of New York
The
Bimetallic Union of
Salt Lake City
Middle
Missouri River
John W Foster Returns from China Declines Nomination Push
John W. Foster has just returned from his China mission and says President Harrison is not a candidate. As secretary of state under Harrison, Foster is in close touch with the ex-president but is making no effort for the nomination.
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John W. Foster
China
Harrison
Mr. Harrison
Governor Culberson backs free coinage of silver
Governor Culberson of Texas, replying to John Brokhoul of Dalles, endorses free and unlimited silver coinage at 16 to 1. Dalles county free silverites plan a convention on the 29th, with the governor’s letter sent for their benefit. A Lima Peru cable notes Nicolai Pierala as president and Bill Inghurst as vice president of the revolutionary party. Reports across the republic say the election was quiet.
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Culberson
Texas
John Brokhoul
Dalles
The
Herald
Lima
Peru
Nicolai Pierala
Revolutionary Party
Billinghurst
Republic
Bimetallists Eye Roles in British Election Campaigns
The bimetallists propose to take part in the British elections as something more than a side issue, signaling a wider push beyond monetary policy into broader electoral influence.
Women gain partial victory in Chicago school board appointments
Progressive women of Chicago claim a partial win as two women, Mrs. Evelyn A. Frake and Mrs. Ella G. Hull, are among seven mayoral board appointees confirmed by aldermen after the Chicago Woman's club proposed a slate.
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Progressive Women of
Chicago
Swift
Board of Education
Chicago Women’s Club
Evelyn A. Frake
Ella G. Hull
No-To-Bac touted by St Louis Journal editorial
An editorial praises No-To-Bac as a tobacco cure citing a prominent St Louis architect cured after twenty years of smoking and chewing. The ad notes the product is sold and guaranteed by W A Brown with the slogan No cure no pay and offers a free book from Sterling Remedy Co New York or Chicago.
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W. A. Brown
Sterling Remedy Co
New York
Chicago
St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
St. Louis
Sterling Remedy
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Iee
Fourth St
Cartier
Weather Bureau Report
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Joseph C. Sibley
Pennsylvania
Hood
Hall
Soudan Cloth
F. C. Robins & Co
Ayer
Vigor
Tate OF & M
Nevada
J. A. Cochran
M. Timmer
C. L Hoop & Co
Apothecaries
Lowell
Mass
Twinkle
Twinkle Little Star
J. & F. Martell
California
Cordelia Wine Co
Magnolia
Paul Laverga SR
Pioneer Book Store
Chris. Diehl JR
Chas. Chenoweth
PIPER
Paul Neth
Ridge Street
Winnemucca Ne
Rene Guillaume
Winnemucca New
H’mower
Adriance Platt Buckeye
Dain
E. Reinhart & CO
Pioneer Leather Dealer
Mm. B. Staunton
Humboldt County
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