Free Silver Debate Rages Over Bismarck Letter
Ohio State Journal notes Bryan allies edit Germany's Bismarck letter to push free silver, while Republican critique calls the altered text dishonest and a boon to McKinley. It contrasts Bryan’s stance with McKinley’s civil service support and warns Germans against free silver.
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North America
Bismarck
Mr. Bryan
Republican Party
Bryan
Europe
Ohio State Journal
Wheat price and money supply historical comparison
The data traces wheat prices and per capita money circulation across eras. It notes 1650 with 3? cents wheat price and $12.02 per person, 1301 with $24.44 circulation, and 1983 with $1.81 per capita, highlighting shifts and parity in Ohio from 1954 to 1983.
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Ohio
Silver Trust Conspiracy Aimed at Bryan Campaign
A Salt Lake City pamphlet from the Bimetallic League of the Silver States accuses silver mine owners of plotting to flood the U S government with bullion to influence the 1900 election. The letter urges miners to fund a one month additional profit at 64 cents an ounce to aid the Bryan campaign, naming several mines and executives.
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Thomas
Merrill
Binietailie League of the
United States
Salt Lake Herald
Bryan
Gilver
Messrs
M'Intyre
Cunningham
Mammoth
Keith
Xearns
Silver King
Chisholm
Centennial
Eureka
Ryan and
Knox
Mal Bryan
The
Bimetallic League of the Silver States
Silver Trust
Mertill
Utah
Salt Lake City
Essilver
Bhey
Whim Wr. Mercil
Etarone
Daly
Packard
Beck
Knox, McIntyre
Kearna
Farnesworth
Cunglinghem
Audence
H.C. Chambers
Salt Lake
Free Silver Debate Pontificates and Parries
The Rochester Post Express notes the free silver debate, contrasting Bryan’s claims with anti silver opponents. It cites rising money supply from 1866 to 1872 and 1873 figures, distrusts the 16 to 1 coinage idea, and highlights wage and price evidence against cheap money. It quotes voters preferring a dollar with strong purchasing power.
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Bryan
United States
Wall Street
Lombard Street
Rochester Post-Express
Prices of Farm Goods in 1839 Hancock County Ohio
Citizens question how money supply affected farm prices in 1839. They note wheat dropped from 41.06 to 0.41, corn from 4% to 32 cents, and oats from 24 to 21 cents, asking why under party critics.
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Hancock County
FPO Pocrats
Currency crisis and silver debate in Republican circle
Whitelaw Reid mails a critique on the currency question and the push for free coinage. The piece argues against returning to gold or silver as pay, warning cheap money harms labor and real life, with pointed remarks on Mexico and broader economic ruin.
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Carrmay Clomhe
Whitelaw Reid
Republican Editorial Association
Canton
Mexico
Chris
Todie
Ora- Rowe
Sania
Frank
Dona
Mike
aMiicidt
Eas
William Fou
Bo Metier
Caarge E Pehennahia
Sleeplessness and Nerve Exhaustion from Inflammatory Rheumatism
A Gladwin Michigan case reports Mrs. William Flynn suffering severe inflammatory rheumatism with sleeplessness, weight loss, and hallucinations. After trying Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, her nervousness eased, sleep returned, and health improved, while others benefited similarly. Ransom Simmons in Gladwin also found relief after using the remedy, with testimonials noting rapid nervous-system improvement and renewed vitality.
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Clowrer Herald
Gladwin
Gladwin County
Michigan
William Flynn
Kir
Flyon
Dr. Williams
Courier-Herald
Ransom Simmons
Frantis
Detroit
Williama
Simmons
Williams
Scdreming Dr. Williame Medicine Company
Schenectady
N.Y
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de G. C. Osco
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Catone
Drum
Jared, Pres
Dietermast
Boston
Mase
Centane Company
Murray Street
New Fork City
Prince Bismarck
O14
Marmeau
Blaine
Garfield
Grant
German Empire
Aryan
Free Silver Organa
New York World
Texas
Trasabalios
Fes Nee
Allem
Das Whale
Comoerce
Bream
Biamarck
Beyon
Tiguas
William Weinley
McKteley
McKinley
Cleveland
Civil Service
Bedord
Johnston
Davis, Brooks & Co
McKee
MR Bryan
Mich
Courier Herald
Saginaw
Nick
Das.drs, Kennedy & Kergan
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