Oregon bound woman aided at county court house
The Weiser Signal reports a hungry, worn traveler sought relief at the court house. county clerks provided home money and a Huntington ticket, while the paper defends officials against slander and urges informed voting in the upcoming election. It urges citizens to study national and local policy before casting ballots and warns of a looming banking consolidation.
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Triple Counter
Oregon
Court House
Ubey
Huntington
Rotha
Republic
Makey Oligirelly
Last Appeal on Gage Bill Threatens New Currency Order
The excerpt warns that the Gage bill could pass to destroy existing currency, set a long term bureau with twelve year terms, and allow unlimited bonds to buy gold for note redemption. It portrays a sweeping government control over money and the national economy, with a focus on political risk and monetary policy shifts.
Paper editor voices support for women suffrage
In 1895 the editor explains a flexible stance on womens suffrage. He says if women in the state favor the measure the paper would back it, but would oppose imposing it without female support. He notes personal belief in equal suffrage when desired, opposing duty forced on women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois
Welser
Russia
India
Leiter
Siasat
Sion
McKinley Speech Attacks Industrial Depression Claims in Clinton Iowa
Although President McKinley spoke in Clinton Iowa he criticized claims of industrial decline saying the nation has moved from depression to activity He contrasted federal relief hopes with miners in Mississippi river towns facing unemployment and meager wages amid a harsh winter context of labor strife and political critique.
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McKinley
Clinton
Iowa
Tpatera
Biwi
Mississippi River
Mar
Wien
Wallace
Wallace and Gold Standard Promise at Chicago-Virden Co
A 1896 note recalls the Chicago Virden coat company lining up workers and promising wage increases and steady jobs if they voted for the gold standard ticket. The report frames this as a political bargain tied to monetary policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Chicago-Virden Coat Company
Miners face gold standard talk amid harsh camp life
A fragmented account shows mine managers fearing sympathy for workers while campaigns push for the gold standard. Speeches in county vow to vouch for reform as contract convicts and pauper labor are criticized alongside ads and notices.
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Winchester
Alabama
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