Gold standard debate grips voters across nations
In a heated editorial voice, the piece argues against gold standard policy, urging voters to reject McKinley and warning that endorsing him would saddle the country with 430 million in bonds. It denounces money-power tactics, calls for preserving silver coinage, and critiques political figures like Carlisle Harrigan and Harrison. The text also promotes party loyalty and frames economic policy as a pivotal election issue.
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McKinley
Republicain
Carlisle
Harrigan
Congress
Isw Pryalic
Freanbucks
Alarrison
Cleveland
McKineey
Campaign turmoil and silver policy debate in Warren
The Warren Journal passages criticize Democratic and Republican tactics amid silver standard disputes. Quoted voices reference Governor Griggs and national figures, arguing over money, parity, and economic policy. An 1890s political clip blends campaign rhetoric with a medical ad for Shaker Digestive Cordial and a local druggist note.
New Village Social Roundup Misses and Visitors
In NEW VELLAGE residents and visitors are listed with names such as Gel Chandler and Mrs Hebert Fravor visiting relatives. Ada Warkman and Chas Crats called on Oxford neighbors. Miss Hannah Park and Carricoaver returned from Junction. Mr and Mrs Woodruff spent Sunday with Broadway friends. Allie Kinney guest of Mrs Ay Picky. Elin Kinney visiting grandchildren in Washington. numerous others hosted or visited townsfolk across the week.
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Gel Chandler
Emma Wendiyu
Elin Kinney
Washington
Daniel W. Teinney
Walter Cole
Georga J. Cale
Treed
Familly
Slre Dalrymple
Ricada
Phillipsburg
George
WS Ualleas
Abram
Laiber Kia Fiends
Buss Mama Se Irle
Springtown
Nelle Hunt
Hope. Campaign chatter and visits cross paths in city gathering
A fragmented local notice reports candidate Plincy at an A M Lack program and Cotler addressing a larger lodge audience Thursday night. Names such as Nelton Steele, Miss Liing, Bawera Javisiling, Eligabeth Howell, Mira Milton, J Bligh, and Martin Gibba appear amid mentions of residences in New York City and Rockaway. The piece notes a forthcoming report and social visits by Mrs Mingle and Mrs Taek among Bethlehem and Newark connections.
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A.M. Lack
Cotler
Nelton Steele
Miss Liing
Bawera
New York City
Eligabeth Howell
Mira Milton
J. Bligh
Rockaway
Rheumatism Cure Advertised in Annapolis Notice
An Annapolis Maryland advertisement from April 16 1890s promotes Chamberbayla’s Vil yale balm as a top rheumatism and muscular pain remedy. It claims strong public support from local dealers and urges purchase at six and a half cents per bottle through Washington and nearby towns.
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Asnapols
Hve
Chunsbechyia
Jo. A. Boots
Xtvoes
Nomin
Creveling &Oa
Washington
Allbright
Junction
Fritts & Smith
Asbury
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Morris
Inder
Phiney
Eosin
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Jd. Bryn
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Warren Journal
Sitton
Griggs
Salem Sanbeam
Brown
Silver Congress
Mexico
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John W. Grives
New' Jersey
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Green
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Wall Street
Jena
Druggisia
Sivile
Epworth League
John Petty
J Fred
Liscow
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Warren County
California
My Byrup Co
Goldsmith Bros
Northampton St
Easton, PA
Glouhiers
Haters
Pocketbook
Our Children's "Department
Easton
Amy Hic
James Mr. Fitts
West Washington Ave
Washington, N
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Williamsport, PA
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Washington Ave
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