FOR AND AGAINST TATTOOED PLACES AT CHICAGO DEBATE
The article reports a two party debate held in Chicago between Unity Team and another faction at Altoiselit Tiesday. It notes spirited contest of national significance with two speakers, one advocating silver currency and the other favoring gold. It mentions a wartime critic and editorial figures in New York and Chicago.
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Chicago
Tretina Unity
Altnoiselit
Sllerr
Buanov
Chiviva
Finayeim
Axel F. Waten
Herr
Harvey
Debate on money and value in the silver question continues
Chicago July debate centers on monetary theory, legal tender, and the 1873 act. Harvey and Horr clash over primary money, the gold standard, and the role of government versus private coinage. They cite Jefferson, Hamilton, and congressional records to defend contrasting views on silver demonetization and currency sovereignty.
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Marr
Marvey
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Horr
Toore University
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USA
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Margoy
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London
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Chicago
Potter
Stathu
Hooper
Massachusetts
Guy Mlelpps
Crow Wy A. Shaw
Paris
Holland
Uus
Sénate
Questioning Pal Changes in Coinage Law Debate
Mr Hooper noted that PAL made one change in the existing coinage laws. Soon after, the bill passed. McUarvey then spoke in Senate history about Senator Sherman, citing recent records to support his claims. He repeatedly tried to delay the bill’s consideration to win allies, but failed to sway enough votes.
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Hooper
Pal
Mc Uarvey
Sherman
Steamer Collision Near Spezzin Feeds Mass Loss
A night wreck off Spezzin valley left 18 lives lost as the steamer Maria P. sank after a collision with Ortiris. The Maria P carried 7 crew and 54 passengers, many emigrants from Naples bound for the Silver Plate. most slept when the crash struck, with some leaping overboard as rescue attempts began amid darkness and chaos.
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Unul
Pellavelt
Duis
Ortiris
Maria P
Binarely
Settte
Ortigin
Maria DP
Gobluny
Ortigii
Maria P. O
Fifth International Baptist Young People's Union Convention Begins
The Fifth International Baptist Young People's Union Convention opened Thursday in Baltimore with Rev A Iobbs of Velavan Wis delivering an earnest address. Eugene Levering of Baltimore welcomed delegates and officers were elected including John H Chapman as president and H W Reed as recording secretary. The event drew about 100 attendees each day and adjourned sine die after a week of sunrise prayer meetings and keynote addresses.
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South
Eugene Levering
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Newjerseyya
Shenstone
Toronto
Ont
George
Chapman
Sinee
Jarre
R UA
Baie
Not So Lively Dulac Notes Mixed Trade Signals
Law and Co weekly trade review notes signs of midsummer demand easing with lower prices for commodities. Gold exports buoy optimism while crops and wheat supply expectations temper outlook. global trade shows mixed results with some sectors expanding and others shrinking.
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Ny York
Coton Mills
Boots
Bio Ig Limited
Stanibuloff Dies After Bulgaria Assassination
Stefan M Stanorbu former prime minister of Bulgaria died Thursday morning from wounds after being shot Monday night on the street returning home from Union work. He was 40 and had the title Bismarels da of Bulgaria his last words were God protect Bulgaria. His death deepens rift between rival political camps amid accusations that Prince Ferdinand and his ministers bore responsibility for the crime.
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Lotin
Stefan M. Stanorbuloft
Bulgaria
Jis
Ferdinand
Boycott Called On National Bank Notes By Sovereign Leader
General Master Workman Sovereign of the Knights of Tabor issues a manifesto urging a boycott of national bank notes in all private dealings to begin September 1. The move targets the Knights of Labor Farmers Alliance and Reform groups, highlighting alleged wrongs of the money power. A single man in Brysuni ness, Ala, refused to pay with national bank notes at a post office, drawing enforcement of the boycott.
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Peper
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Knights of Labor
Farmers’ Alliance
People's Party
Reform Club
Ibis
Brysuinesrass
Ala
Worleningman
Cruilshank
Grand Mastery Sovereign
Population estimate from Minneapolis city directory
The Minneapolis city directory counts 92 552 names, excluding removals and deaths, suggesting a city population around 231 180. To keep estimates conservative, the directory firm proposes using a multiple of 347 that yields a population of 208 249.
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Minneapolis
Minn
McKinley as a Candidate in a Shaky Tariff Debate
A commentary argues McKinley risks a weak revival of the ultra protection law if his presidential bid hinges on tariff comparisons with the Wilson Act. It cites the 1893 panic and Sherman Silver Purchase Act as factors shifting confidence, noting McKinley’s tariff stance could alienate workers and employers, and warns the GOP may avoid running him if tariff issues dominate next year.
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McKinley
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Bosyveror
Cleveland
McKinleylies
Ay Thay
Lawrence
Klarpster
Delano
Republican Party
Riley
N. Y
Tin Plate Tariff Shifts Spur Industry Growth
The piece notes McKinley era tariff changes lowering duties on tin plate from 2210 to 115 cents a pound, yet reports 35 tin works expanding and 70 coating firms thriving on untaxed metal. It cites The Metal Worker claiming finished plate output rising from 4,110,000 to 5,700,000 boxes and questions high tariff theory amid wage gains in protected industries.
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Aidilion
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