Populists and Democrats debate currency and tariff links
The piece argues Mr Bryan overstated the money needed to match US population growth and critiques free silver and currency plans. It notes Populist leaders push fusion with Democrats, while Rankin defends a distinct Populist path, and discusses tariff battles and currency policy as Washington eyes a major reform push.
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Mr Bryan
United States
Senator Sherman
Sherman
Adi
Obsradurion
Sugiist
Dieth
Chingress
TB Rankin
Kaiser and Frith Paint Misadventure at Windsor
English painter Mr Frith gave young Wilhelm an art lesson during a royal sittings at Windsor. The four year old prince smeared the canvas with greens and blues, cried out in pain when turpentine stung a scratch, and later vengefully sat badly enough to thwart Frith’s attempt to capture a likeness. The tale appears in the London Chronicle via Prof Knackfuss’s usual credit.
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Knackfuss
London Chronicle
Windsor
Frith
Prince of Wales
Mr. Frith
Kaiser
Sure of a Fine Funeral in Lubec Maine Hearse Deal
Lubec Maine moves to provide a municipal hearse after neighbors in nearby towns already own one. Citizens form a stock-like hearse fund with one dollar per subscriber and a rebate option if a stockholder dies before use. The plan promises a first class funeral for subscribers and a refund on death.
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Lubec
Lubee
Lewiston Journal
Gave
Hoodoo letter ends many wrecks as ships vanish
The San Francisco Examiner notes a pattern of shipwrecks tied to names ending with the letter A. The Androsa, Orealia, Villanta, Wallapa, Dora, Colima, Humbin, Umatilla and other vessels suffered disasters or losses. Also reports Maryland tobacco and rice farming potential, average weights in Doxtom and Cincinnati, and Britain explosives manufacture with fatalities.
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Iosurince
Vexsela
San Jprancho Examiner
Telegraph
Androsa
Liverpool
Orealia
Victoria
Bette
Villanta
Freemantle
Baltimore News
Maryland
Maryla
New Jersey
Delawware
Cyclists and Cold Baths A Physician's View
A physician with athletic experience warns cyclists never to bathe in cold water when fatigued. He explains cold baths hinder disposal of metabolic waste from exercise, while warm baths aid recovery. He advises checking pulse after long rides and using tepid baths until the heart and pulse normalize, then cold water for a final plunge.
Joxph Veitie Cyaenge & West Michigan in This ine ttpestins
A garbled notice mentions Steve Tittes Benton Harber and St dose Mehon Cideana with Wilwandcor, referencing a proposed action tied to Chicago and a president named JUD GHLATLASS. It hints at a district plan, a public session, and a location near Otbenye.
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Steve Tittes
Benton Harber
Ami
Mehon Cideana
Milwandcor
Mertiiy Ai
Veitie
Cyaenge
West Michigan
Daly Ben
Ant Fee
Ture
Fenton Bock
Otbenye
Toot
Ave
Jud Ghlatlass
Fee Fon Hiakiiede
Mica
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Avery
Dolley
Sacre
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the Kaiser and
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Lake and Rail
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Graham & Morton Transportation Co
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H. H. Darby
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Detroit
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Glhubb
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Petoskey
Toledo
Marquette
Duluth
Cleveland
Bchantz
MIOM
Cleveland Steam Nav. Co
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Alma College
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Alma, Mich
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SSE
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