01 Sep 1896
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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1896
Page
1
The Populist and Republican factions strain over silver policy as McKinley leads in figures while endorsements shift. A Oklahoma letter urges silver and an honest dollar, highlighting party splits and electoral bets amid national pressure.
Investigation reveals misuses by Earnest Crosson in a series of forgery schemes. Victims include Mrs Brower with forged mortgages on worthless property and a staged loan arrangement. Prosecutors plan action as more cases and implicated attorneys emerge.
A rousing meeting in Jelnora featured Elliott as the speaker. The hall was filled beyond expectation and the Glee Club performed well. A cemetery certificate notice seeks copies by September 7 1870, urging citizen support for local church causes.
Fragmentary remarks discuss the Bretton issues of coinage monetary policy and price effects. The text raises questions about prosperity wages and the Bryan party stance while referencing Senator Hill some figures and democratic alignment with silver coinage history and parity concerns.
Fragmented notes show a heated exchange on Bryan era trade policy. The speaker frets about price levels and free trade, lamenting scarce money to buy goods while criticizing current market conditions.
Jamas H. Faaning attended to a dress at Washington Friday. Mrs Jota Parker is low with Fay ere. At Washington Saturday Joe Clark laid the foundation for a new dwelling in Montgomery. Joni C. sni house addition is proposed. The meeting at Migs Sajid Atevph pe Ky followed by visits and remarks. Eighteen additions were recorded to the februveli. Market quotations conclude the item.
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