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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1895
Page
6
Market notes cover grain, produce, and metal prices across regions including Wisconsin Minnesota and Nebraska. Reporting mentions cotton, corn, oats, and wheat quotes, with reference to New York money and flour and meat markets.
The article lists widespread political strife and incidents including legislative battles, labor protests, natural disasters, and crime across multiple states and nations. It mentions figures like Thurston, Evans, and Debs, plus events in Nebraska, South Dakota, Michigan, and Hawaii, reflecting a turbulent mix of policy fights, strikes, and accidents.
A fragmented Washington report covers discussions of the income tax constitutionality case, Treasury tax effects, and a printing bill. It notes Senators Lodge and others, a potential secretary of state, and a projected 4,000,000 building fund with a three year construction plan.
Speaker Crisp has gone to Asheville by doctors order due to muscle trouble near the heart. He will not absent himself unless the condition worsens, despite friends urging him to stay home since there is little of importance likely to be accomplished this session.
The item notes German restrictions on American cattle exports, portraying it as a challenge by imperial lenders against agrarian policy and sugar legislation. It mentions England’s alleged limited stock shipments, Hamburg senate action, and a Honolulu rebellion report linked to British influence. It also references U S congressional actions on annexation and reactions to Franco and Moroccan crises.
A key meeting of the house appropriation committee, held Tuesday, discussed Secretary Carlile’s proposal to increase silver certificates in small denominations. The plan aims to replace treasury notes with more silver certificates, but current notes and printing constraints limit progress. Secretary Carliste noted desire to broaden public access to small denomination certificates.
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