Free Coinage of Silver Sparks Political Debate
A long editorial on the silver issue outlines calls for free coinage of gold and silver, cites James G. Blaine and Daniel Webster, argues the dangers of a single gold standard, and discusses Republican and Democratic stances, party splits, and voter sentiment amid 1896 era debates. It notes Bryan’s Eastern tour amid strong showings and rising tensions over monetary policy.
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United States Senate
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Amin
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Carlisle
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Cleve J
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Ania
Europe
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Tison
McKinley
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Conky
Paene
Erie
Grover Cleveland
John Sherman
Pierpont Morgan
Republican Party
St. Louis
Local Sale Promises Greatest Event in History
A dealer proclaims an era making sale of surplus stock marked at deep discounts. The notice emphasizes firm intention to sell all goods at reduced prices, inviting customers to treat every word as fact. The sale will run for one month, presenting a scarce buying opportunity.
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Pierce
Common Sense
The Wash Goods Whirl and Summer Hosiery Sale
A fragmentary ad describes a sale on wash goods and undergarments with bold pricing. It highlights calicos and dimities, percale, Zephyr fabrics, and various hosiery and men’s underwear at reduced rates, noting the sale aims to clear stock before winter. Numerous prices and item types appear, though legible details are mixed.
Last Call on Shirt Waists at Seasonal Sale
A fragment from a sale ad notes a last call on shirt waists with loud seasonality and a stock-clearing push. It mentions two waists for the price of one, drastic price cuts from 75 to 59, and a mall display at 306 Summer Corset W.
It’s Only for Two Months of High Pace
The note describes a limited two month window with a rapid pace, urging buyers to purchase freely during the short period. It frames the period as temporary and intense, implying a time-limited opportunity for spending.
Dress-Goods Slump Triggers Price Cuts Across Line
A report notes a broad drop in dress goods sales prompting stock moves and price reductions. The discussion highlights a planned restructuring to clear one entire line of black and color dress fabrics, with the goal of restoring profit margins despite expected losses.
AeShoe-Riot Overstocked Shoe Sale Teasers
A fragment from a period shoe sale notice highlights overstocked lines in Oxford and patent leather styles. It promises big bargains, noting ladies’ dress shoes and oxfords with sale prices around one dollar, urging readers to visit the shoe department for substantial discounts this month.
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