National Paper Money party eyed as currency issue rise
A mid-1890s political analysis notes the win of a new Paper Money faction in Chicago and its plan to push greenbackism as the sole issue, relegating tariff and other Democratic concerns to minor status. It reports on Altgeld’s cautious stance, reciprocity debates, and evolving party splits as the 1898 campaigns loom. It also covers recent election results in New York, Detroit, and Ohio, with Hanna’s stance noted.
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United States
National
Democratic Party
New Paper Money Party
Chicago
Iris
San Francisco
Kansas City
New Movement
Congress
List
Creaant
John A. Kasson
McKinley
State Department
Ohio
New York
Detroit
Stebert A. VanVileck
Tammany Democrat
Maybury
Hanna
Parisian deaths show self inflicted tragedy pattern
Parisian report details multiple young dressmakers and a theatre actress choosing suicide after discussing troubles. Four women drank cherry brandy with charcoal fumes, dying overnight. another group considered poisoning, then alerted police. A separate tale notes a temperance lesson about tiger bites in Australia and a failed antidote discovery. Oldest Women’s Club marks Baldwinville age milestone with descendants at celebration. Belgium makes hypnotizing illegal.
Colossal Maine Tree With Band Stand Noted For Size
A Maine tree on the Androscoggin riverbank near the Dudley Bean estate is reported to be among the largest. Its trunk measures 23 feet around four feet from the ground, seven feet in diameter, with seven branches radiating six feet up. The branches cover a circle of about 200 feet in circumference, and a band stand for 25 people sits where the trunk branches. A passerby marveled at the tree and noted that even $10,000 could not buy it if it were on his lawn. The tree was planted 42 years ago by Lafayette Bean before departing for California. Colorado has 110 peaks over 12,000 feet, with 40 exceeding 14,000 feet, many remote and rugged.
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Paris
New York Sun
Peison
Jay
Androscoggin
Dudley Bean
Moston
Lafayette Bean
California
Three-Year Gal Bar Vid Aided Rescue Of Child
The article describes a dramatic incident in Lenn Center where A. done son provided life saving aid during a severe attack. He reportedly prepared and administered a remedy from medicines, acting quickly and skillfully before the family’s physician arrived. The event is presented as a testament to capable emergency response.
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Lenn
Dodanie
Olaherlain
Heros
Jeliiwon
Bivins & Fiteiys
Kidney disease ad by four doctors and remedies cited
A letter praises Foley's Kidney Care for saving a daughter after four doctors failed. It mentions Chamberlain's Pain Balm and Foley's Honey and Tar, touting safety and relief. Also promotes Grain-O as a milk substitute and includes testimonials from users and local merchants.
Riverside Sanitarian To Visit Town For One Day Practice Offers Free Consultation
An advertisement by Dr A. Spummey, proprietor of Reed City Sanitarian, announces a one day visit to the town. He claims extensive experience in treating chronic diseases and announces free consultation and guaranteed relief if possible. The notice urges patients to bring friends and promises dramatic results from his methods. It lists various ailments including brain and nerve disorders, paralysis, piles, and ruptures, and promotes a special offer for a month of treatment.
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Spummeys
Arcrrorr
Reed City
Sanitarian
Easitot
Tle Sanitarian
Cleveland
Detroit
Mina
Matty Pware
Rvineiber
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Raitor
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Soc
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Belgium
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Colorado
Shih Ins S
Didpidiaz
Siso Iss
Beaver Vata
Ang My Daughter
Belie
Belie Wien
Foley
Toalae
Mae. d M. Bary
Piley
Sidily
Bivirxs
N.osbornwell Denown
Woodstock
Mich
Chamberlain
Abe
Erviss & Auroini
HL Norton
Sutter Creek
Cal
Beyiss & Rigi
Neluy
Pauline
Hobbs Swaragus
ALMAS
Abetes Brbadiat
Saginaw
Montigel
Dr, Spinney
Wright House
FACTU
Oliver
Rusell & Co
Keeye
B. Parker
Alma Meat Market
Constantihy
Teate
Owen Wi Anely
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