Farewell to Cleveland and a Political Row in Print
A Boon Journal critique questions President Cleveland's farewell address as literature, while reports note Miss Yer’s search by Mr. Tascott and a looming reunion at Charlie Ross's tomb. Fulton era debates over Samoa hostilities, Susan Kurtz’s death, and General Rosecrans retirement spark broad political and press sympathy.
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Charlie Ross
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Chas
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Newton Kansen
Pennsylvania
The National Finances in February Treasury Figures
The February 1 total money outstanding in circulation reached 2 405 515 008 with an increase from two years prior. Gold coin 230 116 865, silver dollars 59 574 861, subsidiary silver 52 440 119, gold certificates 130 086 501, silver certificates 245 087 438, United States notes 17 0, National bank notes 228 829 7%. The silver to gold ratio sits at three to five. Bond purchases expanded currency by about 50 million in four months, easing money fears and aiding the new Harrison administration to shape and implement policies for ongoing prosperity.
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Consent bills spark Senate debate on age and testimony
The Leavenworth Times notes that senators defend the consent bill as safeguarding purity while critics say it harms youths by allowing testimony about character and age. The article contrasts opinions from Fort Scott Monitor and local judges, and discusses land rights of civilized tribes and idle rural resources with vivid natural imagery.
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Firelight Fancies Amid Halting Memories Revealed
Fragments of poetry intertwine with Kansas and national notes in a column from Cornwall News. It laments memory and longing beside political praise for Senator Plumb, recounts a Young Men's Christian association meeting in Winfield, and brushes Kansas civic life with references to Topeka, Lawrence, and Attendant local events.
Kidnapped Girl Disguised in Boys Clothes in Chicago Case
A 15 year old girl fled a Springfield area farm after being dressed as a boy by a farmer’s daughter. She worked at a rail yard, then a dairy, rising to a truck driver role. She faced coercion and regular church attendance by adults, while authorities investigated. The piece notes the girl’s disguise, close watch by peers, and ongoing inquiry.
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Chicago
Byma Hansmand
Springfield
Oia
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Ohio
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Chutrch
Whee Hasmond
Innes & Ross Offers Spring Imports at 116 Main Street
Ladies urged to shop before lines break in spring sale. UF Innes & Ross promotes lace flouncing at 46 inches wide and 75 pieces of various laces. French silks and embroideries featured with prices from 72 cents to $1.85 per yard. White fabrics and satin weight goods showcased for low sale rates. Mon display promises heavy discounts on imported trimmings and textiles.
All Wool Hosiery Bargain Sale Heads North
A local store advertises a clearance of women and boys hosiery including 75 dozen ladies fancy striped cotton hose and black cashmere hose, with prices around 30 cents per pair and heavy knit options for boys, promising a great sale and closeout bargains.
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Wenuinea
New Carpets and House Fixtures Arrive for Monday Sale
Reads like a sales notice announcing a carload of carpets and lace curtains for a Monday sale west of Chicago. Claims best makes and fair pricing with a grand assortment of house fixtures for the housekeeper.
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Chicago
Onyx Fast Black Hosiery Ad Promises Comfort Fit
An old advertisement proclaims exclusive agency for Onyx Fast Black Hosiery. It claims superior comfort that won’t ache or dissolve, suitable for ladies, men, boys, girls and infants.
Abandoned Letter Mixups and a Boy’s Narrow Rescue
A faulty letter distribution causes confusion at the palit shop as Sidney Hammond's name appears in rumors about a tay. Meanwhile a boy faces accusation, a police takedown ensues, and a rescue follows a near drowning after a branch breaks. Hiram Wallace's early feats and a dramatic river incident are recounted with local color.
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