Vienna Progres Report on Convention Costs and Military Dangers
The Vienna Progres notes that St. Louis convention costs reached about 4 million dollars, with Sir Elwin Arnold urging a state minister to protect wilds interests in Christian governments. It highlights the perilous life of army surgeons, mentioning twenty surgeons killed at the Abin Caring battlefield in Abysein ia, and reflects on battlefield losses.
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Elwin Arnold
Abin
Abyseinia
Ransom Says Capital Rise Linked to Mexican Prosperity
United States Minister Ransom asserts American capital should strengthen Mexican priorities. He cites President Diaz as guiding national development with a wiser approach, suggesting a strategic shift toward coordinated growth and investment.
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Ited
Dian Ho
Contested Letter Attacks Religion and Government
Mr Gladstand writes that Lio calls the Lark ish Government the greatest hootage and scandal to religion including Islam. A Strasbourg University trio from 1888, Padorewesli, Roantgon, and Nicola Vebla, gained international fame though unknown to each other, with Vebla at the university’s olvotriy plant.
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University of Strasburg
Lina Whoo
Padorewesli
Roantgon
Nicola ‘Vebla
British Parliamenties Members Threaten Extreme Radical Party
Henry Gabouchere and other members of the British Parliament have issued a manifesto noting the formation of an extreme radical party. It pledges to disseminate its principles nationwide, exterminate the House of Lords, and abolish all the House of Lords stands for.
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Henry Gabouchere
Sightvan
House of Lords
House of Lords Atanda
Wheelman Bail System Trialed by Police Chief
The Chicago Simon Herald reports a novel idea where a bicycle is used as security for bail. In New York, police chief orders wheel security allowing arrested riders to be released by leaving their bikes as guarantee to appear in court.
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Ava Ball
Chicago
Simon-Herald
Nevroherg
Devastation Overstated No More in St Louis Cyclone Loss
After a thorough inquiry the board of noxexsora fixes St Louis property loss at 10 258 000 with 621 buildings destroyed and 8512 partially damaged. The report notes 40 000 people faced deprivation while nearly two miles of destroyed and thirty three miles of affected housing were recorded. Recovery will follow but the city bears lasting memory of the cyclone.
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St. Lonia
Inez
Atlanta Constitution
St. Gouin
Board of Noxexsora
St Louis
St. Louis
National Chairman Jones Elected DNC Leader Saturday Night
Senator Jones of Arkansas was elected chairman of the Democratic National Committee, with Hugo Wallace of Washington, son-in-law of Chief Justice Puller, serving as temporary chairman.
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Jones Senator
Jones
Arkansas
Hugo Wallace
Washington
Puller
Free Coinage of Silver Advocated by St John at Convention
William P. St John, former New York banker and permanent chairman, argues for free coinage of silver. He contends dollar value depends on money in circulation, cites depression, farmer hardship, and widespread unemployment as consequences of gold-only money, and asserts abundant silver would stimulate credit, wages, and production. He challenges Mexico’s criteria, notes U.S. scale, and rebuts European and Far Eastern silver flood fears.
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St. John
William P. St. John
New York
St Lonia
Sheir
United States
Wall Street
Mexico
United Stazos
France
Erie
Europe
America
British India
India
Long Retreat From Gold Standards Across Pacific Coast
Debate over large gold withdrawals and currency contraction as Treasury reserves and bank holdings are analyzed. Historical references show past acts like Bland, with claims that gold will remain in Treasury, premiums on gold unlikely to curb currency, and silver policy shaping exports imports and global balance of trade.
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United States
Tremmry
Pacific
Hayes
Congress
Treasury
Europe
New York
Price ranges shift with silver and gold standards
The article argues that price levels in gold-standard nations have fallen 46 to 60 percent since 1878 while silver-standard nations stay flat. It claims demonetizing silver in Mexico or remonetizing silver in the United States would align general price ranges with other countries, benefiting American farmers by raising agricultural prices to reflect silver's price gap. Speaker cited is Congressman H. Skinner of North Carolina.
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United States
Europe
Mexico
India
China
Japan
H. Skinner
North Carolina
The Legality of Demonetizing Coinage by Blaine
James G Blaine argues that gold and silver coinage are constitutional money from before the Constitution and that Congress has no power to demonetize either metal. He contends Congress lacks authority to demonetize silver or gold alone, or both, as money for the American people.
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Congress
James G. Blaine
Tennessee’s Democratic Gain Reported in 1894 Results
Unofficial county totals from fifty nine Tennessee counties indicate a net Democratic gain of 20,689 over the governor race. Earlier estimates of 28,000 remain valid.
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Tennessee
Silver, labor, and the coinage debate in 16 to 1
Alfred S. Houghton argues in the New York World that labor gains from a 16 to 1 silver coinage, while those with capital lose. He links monetary value to agriculture, noting that labor’s surplus funds taxes and costs, and that a devalued dollar would halve the labor fund. The piece links price distortions to coinage politics, urging free silver to protect workers.
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Organized Labor
Alfred
Houghton
M. D
New York World
Debating Free Coinage and Miner Benefit
The piece questions gold advocates who favor free coinage only if miners gain. It argues silver’s price has fallen with other goods for twenty years and that remonetizing silver would raise silver prices, helping miners, while gold prices would adjust toward parity.
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Silger Will
Inborog
Prohibition Nominees File Acceptance Letters
Charles B. Bentley of Lincoln Nebraska and James H. Southgate of Durham North Carolina filed acceptance letters for the Prohibition Party ticket. Bentley advocates universal suffrage and opposes the banking system urging government ownership of natural monopolies and schools while calling for tariff reform and wealth distribution changes.
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Charles B. Bentley
Lincoln
Neb
James H. Southgate
Durham
N.C
National Prohibition Party
Bentley
McKinley
Gold Standardists at Work Executives Meet in Indianapolis
The gold standard party executive committee held its first meeting in the Century Club rooms at the Dennison hotel in Indianapolis Saturday morning. W. D. Bynum was chosen chairman and John R. Wilson of Indianapolis secretary. Members named include Hopkins of Illinois Falkner of Alabama and Holding of Ohio. A campaign literature group was formed with Cutohcon of Minnesota and Usher of Wisconsin. Bynum and Wilson were given authority to select Indianapolis headquarters until the national convention.
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Indianapolis
Gold Standard Party
Century Club
Dennison
W. D. Bynum
John R. Wilson
Penn
Hopkins
Illinois
Falkner
Alabama
Holding
Ohio
Cutohcon
Minnesota
Usher
Wisconsin
Musre
Bynum and Wilson
Lenat
Number 18 Forty-Four Lives Lost in Atlantic City
After an Atlantic City accident confusion over fatalities and identifications persisted. By Sunday afternoon the death toll was confirmed at forty four and all identifications were clarified, resolving earlier reports of forty seven to forty nine.
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Atlantic City
Billarp’s Letter Minds Courts and Childhood Echoes
The writer reflects on trust in the Supreme Court amid political bias, recalls past justices and landmark cases, and shifts to warm memories of schooling in Cartersville including old games, friends, and the charm of childhood days.
Old Shakespeare, lovers, and lasting bonds in verse
A fragment reflects on Shakespeare and the idea of true enduring love. It contrasts brief, transient liaisons with a devoted couple who are both mated and married, praising sincere affection as the most beautiful thing in life. Notes a quote from the Atlanta Constitution.
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Epeare
Pretty Ann Hathaway
Nor Tan
Fream
Issaia
Luta Tras
Binm
Atlanta
Breach Upleare Wright Led Georgia Populists A Visionary
Bea r Wright stands as a notable Georgian figure born Floyd County November 29 1866 and educated at Mercer University He became a prominent prohibitionist a fierce opponent of liquor and a respected independent lawyer and orator His career included early entry to the Georgia legislature at age eighteen and a long association with the Populist movement while remaining unaffiliated with any party He married Annie B Moore of Atlanta and resides with his family in a residence along the Oostanula He is senior partner of the law firm Wright and Henry currently led by Judge W M Henry in the Rome circuit
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Georgia
Breab Wright
Augustus KR. Wright
Agnior Wright
Beaborn Wright
Wright
Seventh
Floyd County
Mercer University
Floyd Superior Court
Lha
Democratic Party
William H. Felton
Ford Congress
Misa Annie
W. M. Henry
Romo
Death Investigation Sheds Light on Dr Poore Life Insurance
The sudden death of Monroe physician Dr John J Poore amid $50000 in life policies from five companies triggers a quiet, wide ranging probe. Insurers dispatched investigators to uncover any proof for policy payments while rumors of foul play swirl in the Georgia town.
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Poore
John J. Poore
Monroe
Poore Uneder
Monros
Core
Mutual Reserve Life Fund Aesociation
Monrow
Haya
Theownsman
Cunarder Etruria Sinks Barges Off Pier A New York
At North River Pier A the Cunard steamer Etruria outbound ran down and sank the grain elevator barge Ceres. The collision caused total loss of the barge valued at $50,000. No injuries were reported as Etruria continued its voyage.
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Etruria
New York
Cunard
Ceres
Pier A
North River
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Tom
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Roger B. Taney
Taney
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Tom Man
Dildan
Supreme Court
Snme
Jon Bradley
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Somoe
Rhakespeare Tella
Charles Lamb
Shake
Bretch Upleare Wright
Barger Sonk
Cunarder
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