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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1896

Page

4

Bryan and His Pope Demo Party on the Right to Contract

The Cordage Trade Journal criticizes Bryan’s platform for curbing private contracts and demonetizing money. It argues contracts underpin cordage trade from growers to brokers to wholesalers, warning such limits would halt commerce and raise prices for farmers and consumers. It urges voters to favor a president upholding free commerce.

Bryan Pope- Demo Cordage Trade Journal Chicago Manilla The Journal St. Louis United States United States Supreme Court Tri-Daily

Honest dollar for an honest day's work

A dialogue from Council Bluffs Nonpareil features the Hired Man and Boies debating wages and coinage. The hired man argues free coinage devalues wages and purchasing power, while Boies maintains current pay and dollar value, prompting the line I will look out for myself and vote for an honest dollar.

Des Moines Boies Council Bluffs

Elaborate Trimmings Vie For Winter Fashions

Fashion notes describe sets of trimming and embroidery for collars cuffs vests and sleeves with high flaring collars elaborate braiding and velvet accents. Headgear uses embroidered cloth and plumes with extensive braiding. Paris designs set the pace while American makers race to match with complex waist ornamentation.

Paris N. Y. Ledger

Rail news and robberies highlight early 20th century services

Reports note cafes on Paris to Saint Germain trains and planned ones to Versailles. A Topeka freight halt followed a road shower on the tracks. Two masked robbers plunder a Paris and Toulouse express pay car of 8000 dollars, with one hurt and the other arrested later. New England railroads show rising business. Germany’s Ostend to Saint Petersburg train averages 39.1 mph over 881 miles, Berlin to Hamburg hits 49.1 mph over 176% miles in 3 hours 36 minutes.

Paris Saint Germain Versailles Topeka Kan Paris & Toulouse Express New England Boston & Maine Germany Ostend St. Petersburg Berlin Hamburg

Very Unkind of Him and Other Light Moments

A collection of brief humorous quips and anecdotes from various 19th century periodicals. Jokes cover parrots that talk or don’t talk, seismic earth yawns, church sermons on child training, mistaken arrests, and a joke about a baby versus a cow in winter attire.

Pat Harper’s Bazar Mr. Bloomfield

Tahiti Turns to Bicycle Races and Puncture Tricks

The article notes Tahiti’s shift to bicycle culture with soap to locate punctures on tires and mentions crossovers between skating and cycling. It cites a California woman riding 14 miles over Mount St Helena and a U S Army unit traveling 132 miles from Fort Missoula to Harrison in 32 hours on bicycles, with average wheel loads around 240 pounds.

Tahiti California Mount St. Helena Twenty-fifth Infantry United States Army Fort Missoula Mont Harrison Rocky Range

British owners hold silver stocks and mines, Atkinson notes

Edward Atkinson counters Bryan by noting British owners control much of the US silver stock and global productive mines. He cites a British mining firm paying over $40,000,000 in eight years on under $2,000,000 capital, suggesting it could fund larger profits, while denying British silver contributions to the campaign as claimed by the Philadelphia Times.

Edward Atkinson Bryan Mr. Atkinson Philadelphia Times

Wages Lag as Prices Rise in Depreciating Money

The article argues that wages adjust slowly to currency devaluation while prices rise quickly. It notes that wage earners lose when currency depreciates, with prices climbing like elevators while wages inch up the stairs.

The Alphabet Through History and Names

The article traces how letters like W C U V Q T Y and E carried different forms and sounds across languages. It notes Phoenician roots, ancient usage, and Hebrew names such as Vay and he, linking shapes to meanings and eras.

Notable Tiny Infant Death and Century Birthday Gifts

A registrar certifies the death of a one minute old infant at St Ives. An elderly Greens Norton resident marks her 100th birthday by gifting a stained glass window to the parish church. St Saviour’s in Southwark, where John Harvard was christened, is restored except for some small stained glass panes. A royal commission on Ireland Britain finances reports seven variants and two memorandums toward an accord. London omnibuses carry 79 million tigers in six months with receipts near 2.49 million dollars and profits 326 thousand. 1,003 omnibuses travel 11,688,000 miles. Handel’s organ at the London Foundling Hospital, donated in 1750, is under renovation after the dedication crowd overflowed, prompting attire-friendly precautions.

St. Ives England Greens Norton St. Saviour’s Church Southwark John Harvard Royal Commission Irelend Great Britain London Omnibuses Ireland Handel London Foundling Hospital

Ancient tub unearthed from Silchester ruins in Hampshire

An 1,600 year old tub of wood, found in the Roman ruins at Silchester Hampshire, has been retrieved though the timber is rotted in places. Licenses to sell cigarettes in Fort Wayne cost 500 dollars each and some dealers are using campaigns to bypass the law by selling cigarettes with party buttons. Kentucky reports note hunters face squirrels in the woods and cornfields, while Ireland's 1900s marriages rose to 23,120 with 8314 percent able to sign names. few interfaith marriages occurred among Quakers and Jews.

Europe Pytha Silchester Hampshire Fort Wayne Ind Kentucky Ireland

Kipling to Publish The Seven Seas Ballads

The new Kipling book of ballads will be titled The Seven Seas with several poems previously unpublished. Puvis de Chavannes finishes last three Boston library panels Philosophy Chemistry Physics and exhibits them in Paris. He also oversees lithographs for Childhood of St Genevieve as part of Paris taste reform posters. Prince Mirko of Montenegro, 17, composes music and works on a light opera for the bicentenary festival at Cettinje.

Rudyard Kipling Seven Seas Puvis de Chavannes Boston Public Library Paris St. Genevieve Prince Mirko Montenegro Nicholas Cettinje Opera House

Hungarian Countesses Prepare For Variety Stage

Three young Hungarian countesses, daughters of Count Basquet of Budar Pesth, aged 15 16 and 17, are fitting themselves for the variety stage. Borchgrewink Antarctic explorer has married in England and postponed south pole plans. Two Cairo editors jailed for 18 months plus fine for libeling Queen Victoria. Silver question in nutshell.

Basquet Budar Pesth Borchgrewink England South Pole Cairo Queen Victoria

Trade committee tours South America for NAM findings

The National Association of Manufacturers committee members returning from visits to Brazil Uruguay and Argentina report promising results The Journal of Commerce features an interview with George W Fishback who led the tour He discusses currency depreciation impact on wages and prices noting wages in Argentina would rise nominally but purchasing power worsens as costs soar and warns silver coinage could trigger harsher price shifts in the United States

W. J. Bryan Newark Bryan Mr. Bryan United States National Association of Manufacturers Brazil Uruguay Argentina Journal of Commerce George W. Fishback Legation Buenos Ayres Argentine Republic Fishback N. Y. Times

Free silver coinage would slash railway wages say Inquirer

The Philadelphia Inquirer cites The Sun to warn that free silver would cut wages for 800,000 to 900,000 railway workers who depend on pay for support. It argues railways must buy gold to meet obligations, reducing earnings and purchasing power, with consequences shared by farmers and others.

New York Sun United States Sun the Inquirer Philadelphia Inquirer

Call to Arms by John Russell Young for McKinley and Hobart

The ex minister to China urges a patriotic safety committee from now until Election Day. He invokes Washington and Wayne, urges house to house canvasses, calls for speeches in markets and lodges, and asks every citizen to act to ensure victory and safeguard the Commonwealth.

John Russell Young China McKinley Hobart Commonwealth

Stopping Laughs After Ball Room Visits Cited for Chill Prevention

Advice urges silence as rooms heat up and people depart. The guidance warns laughter and chatter after leaving heated ball rooms can lead to chills.

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