Debunked Silver Letter Controversy Rages in Texas
A heated exchange questions a forged Bismarck letter to Texas Governor Calherson over free silver. The document contends silver demonetization history, warns of a silver monometallic bias, and critiques Mr Bryan and U.S. policy amid looming treasury deficits and possible bankruptcy.
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Prince Bismarck
Catherson
Texas
Coonsell University
Trraca
MY. Ort
Bis
Calaeraon
Bryao
Fringe Blamarck
New York World
Brian
United States
Ameri_ fan
Mr. Bryan
Bru Sh
Germany
Mir
Bryan
Prince Bisgoarck
Egypt
Tewfik
Bismarck
Atlantic
Great Britain
France
Larker
United States Congress
Lasker
Ulietis
Bryan opposition to silver standard and global money flows
The text argues that silver advocacy would shrink US currency, compares per capita circulation under gold and silver standards, and asserts Bryan would move the United States from gold to silver, noting gold standard countries hold more wealth and currency. It cites world per capita figures and contrasts U S history with silver.
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Bryan
United States
Prices Fluctuating With Money Volume Questioned
The note argues that money circulation volume over 1881 to 1891 stayed similar yet farm prices varied widely. It cites Ohio wheat at 1.32 in 1882 dropping to 0.80 in 1887, oats from 25 to 36 cents, barley rising from 61 to 77 cents, hay per ton from 11.63 to 14.79, and potatoes moving from 43.2 to 2.99 per unit, asking who can claim prices track money volume.
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MR. Bryan
An. Bryan
Ohio
Fair Play in Politics Cited by Speaker
A speaker argues that fair play matters in politics and accuses the Popocrats of double standards for denouncing Grover Cleveland over peace-time bonds while Republicans last winter passed a bill to raise government revenues avoiding borrowing. The speech defends Cleveland and criticizes partisan tactics.
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Treasury
Cleveland
Toledo Blade
Grover Cleveland
New Dry Goods Exposition Note Promotes Mail Order Samples
Advertises JOS HORNE & THE Way Mail Orders for new Dress Goods and Suitings. Offers samples in 36 to 50 inch widths with prices Oc and 7Be. Seeks unbiased verdicts and requests name and address for a New Catalogue. Urges visitors to stop at The Great Dry Goods Store en route to Exposition Buildings.
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Bryanium
New York Sun
S&c
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UALA
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Advier
Pruven
Martin
Jos, Horne
Pean Avenger
Firth Street
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Detroit
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Ide—Law Building
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Theasurer's
Atiens County
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Leviessy Cockty Authority
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Ames
Itera Township
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Millet Epectat Selly
Albany
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Animhir
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Hinble Corporation
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Ipaehtey
Happy Uaitowr
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Atbops
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