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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1896
Page
4
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San Francisco Chronicle reports a California saga of Jeremiah Pendergast believed dead in Nevada. The real heir, once linked to a Hibernia Bank account, resides in Massachusetts while others chase alleged claims. Public administrator seeks letters of administration as funds total about $12,000 awaiting the owner.
A fragment describes a Sunday tram encounter where a well dressed passenger helps an inebriate sit, while a clergyman urges calm. The drunk man thanks the clergyman, praising his understanding of being drunk.
In a Senate speech from February 7 1878 the speaker argues demonetizing silver would disrupt property values, favor fixed money assets, and asserts silver is part of constitutional money. He claims Congress has no power to demonetize either metal and supports remonetizing or resuming coinage if restricted.
A fragment from Philadelphia and Honesdale papers argues for bimetallic benefits of free coinage, noting silver and gold roles in global systems, labor pay, and national credit. It cites President Diaz’s re-election and Brown University President H Benjamin Andrews on silver rehabilitation and foreign capital effects.
The piece argues that abundant land labor and capital exist but workers suffer from toil and debt as prices rise. It warns that rising value of money hurts policy beneficiaries and other classes who must meet obligations in devalued currency. It stresses the need for fair treatment and relief for those seeking honest livelihoods.
The famous Confederate regiment the Eighth Kentucky cavalry forms an organization. Colonel Colcero Coleman of Fayette county Ky is elected. Colonel Bennett H orator and George B Widheins ville serve as secretary and treasurer. A reunion likely at Sandilion base of Morgan operations. Mentions of Hall's Catarrh Cure and dried Currante appear among unrelated notes.
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