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Ovelock
Silver in Politics and Press Influence Highlighted
A Virginia reporter cites Nevada skepticism about Eastern dispatches on silver. Senator Jones questions press accuracy, accusing money power of bias against free coinage and describing the silver issue as a national fight for emancipation from gold.
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Nevada
Virginia
Jones
Depew Bans Coin’s Financial School Sale on NYC Cars
Chauncy M. Depew has forbidden the sale of Coin's Financial School on New York Central cars. The book is accused of containing truths that threaten gold men and could influence voters in the upcoming presidential campaign.
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Chauncy M. Depew
New York Central Railroad
Editors Accusing Harvey Fall Short on Facts
The passage notes that editors who accuse Harvey of falsehoods fail to cite any examples. It argues such charges stem from ignorance or impudence rather than solid evidence.
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Harvey
Harvey Dominates Silver Debate To Win The Mill
In the contest Harvey lands on his opponent at will and avoids counters as crowds press in. He is recognized as the winner of the mill in a decisive showing.
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Harvey
Official World’s Fair Report Details Record Set
The official World’s fair report is published revealing a 5700 page document with 2000 photographs bound in twenty volumes. The comprehensive record covers exhibits and organizational details from the event.
W H Harvey Urges Reading Congressional Record on Coin
A public appeal urges every American to read the Congressional Record from January 17, 1873. It discusses the silver dollar in a House bill, its fate in the Senate, and claims of erasure by a conference committee. It accuses Senator Sherman and Hooper of misconduct and links to the re enactment of the 1853 law with altered silver dollar size.
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Sherman
Conference Committee
Hooper
Mining in China described as bureaucratic maze and superstitious toil
A German newspaper account portrays Chinese mining as a maze of imperial regulations, contractor bargaining for concessions, and men content with traditional methods. It notes money greases court entourages for licenses and miners' reliance on omens, with cautious, deliberate working habits.
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China
RIEDMATISM CURED By Purified Blood Remedy Claim
A period ad claims rheumatism is caused by lactic acid in the blood affecting joint tissues. It promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla to purify blood, reduce acidity, and cure rheumatism, with Hood’s Pills aiding digestion and headaches after meals.
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Herman P. Emery
Portland
Oregon
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