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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1897
Page
3
Cincinnati actions detail appointments and reorganizations across divisions and districts. Howard and Chilicotha figures appear among new supervisors and muster roles, with shifts affecting local rail operations and service areas.
An April 20 detail from New York reports a disastrous Cuban attack on Spanish forces. The blast killed 200 soldiers and caused 250 more casualties as insurgents struck during the routine action near Calisto Girelti on April 10.
The jury found John A. Walker guilty of murder for shooting Martin Tow with a double barreled shotgun. Tow’s dying deposition described the confrontation and Walker’s actions. Walker was sentenced to fifteen years in the penitentiary with costs.
Excerpted remarks discuss the folly of multiple standards in weight, measure, and money. Critics warn competing standards lead to deliberate mispricing, with examples from carpets to potatoes and a dollar. The piece cites Senator Jones and the 1874 Silver Commission, noting money supply impacts on prosperity.
The passage outlines three assertions about money supply, farm prices, and silver coinage. It argues that money supply is expanding, farm prices fall due to currency contraction, and free silver coinage harms workers. It stresses that the monetary standard measures value and underpins growth and prosperity for global trade.
The article discusses Secretary of the Treasury Euemon J Gage and his views on silver, gold, and the U S monetary system. It summarizes debate over free coinage, the roles of silver dollars and gold, and calls for a national commission to illuminate currency policy with references to 1891 remarks and related meetings.
The readable fragments discuss philanthropy and attitudes toward life, mentioning people and general sentiment. Lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable names to extract a full news item.
The passage extols Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a pioneering remedy at the 1893 World's Fair, claiming 118 cures and denouncing imitators. It asserts the product's unmatched success and exclusive status, noting competitors attempt to imitate its record.
The article notes Hessian fly damage affecting railroads and fields, with reports of pests harming planting and sowing efforts across Southern states and Minnesota. It describes widespread burrowing into roots and stunted growth, urging remedial action and monitoring for crop health impacts.
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