Ohio Democracy to Sweep Ohio in Fall Clash Says Paper
Governor Hoadly is renominated by acclamation by Ohio Democrats and predicted to defeat Foraker by twenty five thousand. The piece extols Cleveland administration reforms, endorses Democratic stands in multiple states, and urges local stock subscriptions for a fair enterprise. It notes P.H. Blue advancing as Illinois division manager and praises efforts to modernize the Wabash line amid plans for a large winter corn and coal trade.
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Farmer Crop Holding Drains Wheat Market
The farmer who holds crops for higher prices misreads trends and clings to last year’s wheat. With an enormous wheat supply in sight and a pressured new crop, prices fell about 10 cents per bushel in a week or ten days. Turning farmers into speculators harms their own and related industries.
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Wage Strikes and Currency Moves Stir New York and Abroad
The piece reports cloak-makers in New York striking over wages of four to five dollars a week and reviews various economic debates on protectionism and silver currency. It notes U S Treasurer Jordan directing bills to Washington to promote silver dollars, and comments on English free trade, American exports, and related political discourse. It also touches local events in Sullivan and Terre Haute communities.
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St. Louis
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Marietta
atTarrisburg
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Ohio
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Newport
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Scotland
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Beaver Falls
Canada
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Genesa
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
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Sweet
Licensed Doctors and Graduation Dates for Maryland and Missouri
The report lists doctors granted licenses with graduation details: Van E Delashmutt March 7 1854 Maryland Academy of Medicine Baltimore Md. Joseph S Buskirk license granted under the Jane year clause. Geo W Higbee Medical College of Missouri St Louis Mo John L Higbee March 1 1860 Medical College of Missouri St Louis Mo.
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Baltimore
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Geo. W. Higbee
Medical College of Missouri
St. Louis
John L. Higbee
Wheat News and Brooks Identity in St Louis Case
The feature covers wheat yield prospects in the Northwest with USDA notes on crop damage amid hot wet weather and rising prices, plus a report that Brooks is identified as the alleged Preller murderer in St Louis with testimonies from Birchscrough and others.
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Iie
Sansom Street
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Lews
Sam
New Orleans
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