Patterson and Silver Policy Questions for Patterson Questioned
A congressional directory cites Hon. Josiah Patterson born 1837 and active in 1891-92 as a steadfast free silver advocate now advocating a Cleveland era gold policy. The piece lists seven pointed questions about coinage policy, circulation, and gold reserves.
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Josiah Patterson
Tennessee
Congress
Cleveland
Wall Street
Patterson
Rothachild
Mr. Cleveland
Jack
United States
Tangled 19th Century Classifieds and Notices
A collage of advertisements and reader inquiries from an 1800s newspaper. Items include a question about the act of 1857 and currency, Hood's Sarsaparilla promotions, bowel and liver remedies, a millinery at cost sale by M Hormay, Hall's Sicilian Hair Renewer, Pear Oil lighting, and J C Nathan's bargain claims.
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Ay Tar
Silver State Publishing Company
Pert
Suver
Vompher Bureau Report
Winnemucca Station
Geo. D. Boutenen
Fexsretton
Joseph C. Sibley
Pennsylvania
Tuursday
Atlanta
Hood
E. Reinhart & Co
California
California Fig Syrup Co
Too
M. Hormay
Hall
EF. Reinhart & Co
J.C. Nathan’s
Ayer
NEW Today
Second Judicial District Court
State of
Nevada
Humboldt County
C.H. McIntosh
Petiioner
A. Cheney
Amine L. ¥. Dunn
J.T. Dunn
J. Utterback
Bridge Street
Winnemucca
J. A. Cochran
J. Vtterwack
Little Star
J. & F. Martell
Cordelia Wine Co
The
Magnolia
Paul Laverga SR
the Palace
RP. M. Fellows
Paradise
W. Fh. Parker
Rene Guillaume
NEW
Ntist Pe Ry
A. Huppens
Postoffice
Paige
H’mower
Adriance Platt Buckeye
Pioneer Leather Dealer
Mm. B. Staunton
Humboldt