Money power and fiat value in a dollar debate
The article argues money is an ideal, fiat instrument not tied to gold or silver, criticizing demonetization and international gold and silver interests. It claims elites control money supply to press high interest, cites 1873 demonetization and currency schemes, and previews further vital points for readers next week.
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Chatter
Witak
Reader
America
Old England
Congress
London
Liverpool
Chicago
New York
California
Australia
Rocky Mountains
Treasury
United States
Congress of the
England
Republic
Weather and crop reports from Washington and Pennsylvania
The weekly weather crop bulletin notes rapid cotton ripening and continued picking under generally favorable conditions. Corn is being harvested quickly. fall plowing and seeding advance where soil moisture allows, though drought persists in Nebraska and parts of Wisconsin, Iowa, North Dakota. Democratic societies convene in Allentown with Stevenson praised. life boat found in Cuba. Chicago saloons purchasable by mortgage debenture holders. multiple Major League results listed.
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Raine
Washington
Weather Bureau
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Kangas
Tain
Oklahoma
Colorado
Debates on Senate Quorum and Repeal Bill in 1894 Session
The report covers Senate actions with Dubois proposing to postpone votes to allow revived representation for Washington Montana and Wyoming. Perkins opposes repeal, Stewart cites press attacks on the president, and Palmer challenges Stewart. In the House, Tucker and Brownson push the repeal bill amid low attendance. the House adjourns at 4 p.m. without a quorum.
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Senate
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Dem
Ytenn
Dubois
Washington
Montana
Wyoming
United States
Perkins
Rep
Cal
Btanford
Stewart
Seriatora
Senator Stewart
Washington Post
Senator Palmer
Palmer
Tucker
Brozins
Lapham
R. I
Committee On Military Affairs
Secretary of War
Cherokee Strip
Flynn
O. T
War and Interior Departments
House
Consolidation of Western Land Offices Reported
Washington Sept 27 The Interior Secretary notes consolidations in western land offices due to inadequate appropriations and legal requirements. Colorado Denver Central City Gunnison Montrose Hugo Lamar Steading Akron. Kansas Salina Topeka Kirwin Oberlin Colby Ridge City. Nebraska Grand Island Lincoln Neligh Chadron Alliance McCook. Nevada Eureka Carson City. South Dakota Yankton Mitchell. Wyoming Lander Buffalo. Also 100 Veteran Volunteer Firemen arrive in Washington from the Pacific coast.
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Colorado
Central City
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Montrose
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Akron
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Salina
Topeka
Kirwin
Oberlin
Colby
Larved
Golden City
Bryan's Bank Tax Bill Stirs Debate Over Depositor Security
Sept 27 in Wasnivaron Representative Bryan defends a bill taxing bank deposits at a quarter of 1 percent to fund depositor guarantees in failed national banks. He argues the measure boosts depositor security and bank deposits, suspends tax when the fund hits 10 million, and prevents currency contraction, while pushing states to protect depositors in state banks. Separately, Verbal Money Orders proposed. public receptions to be cut back. warnings of unrest in Mississippi. rustling cases in South Dakota. a Nebraska bank president sentenced. a Texas case to return a suspect. train robber trials near. Northwestern wheat stocks rise to 11,063,900.
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Wasnivaron
Bryan
Telegraphic Breezies From the Nation and World
Five yellow fever cases reported in Brunswick Georgia. France demands immediate satisfaction from Siam. Argentina revolt grows, Rosario captured. Former Kentucky treasurer Neale dies in Lexington. Diphtheria alarm in Marshall Indiana. Populists nominate middle of the road ticket at Leavenworth with woman for coroner. Louisiana begins probe into Jefferson Parish lynchings. New Liberty colony planned near Perry in Cherokee Strip. William Bell released after alibi in Birmingham death sentence. Southwest Missouri M E church session closes in Boonville. Santa Fe to charge one cent per mile for Chicago Day World’s Fair. Laura Churchill Grant to teach mathematics at Missouri State. Roanoke citizens invite Mayor Strout back with protection pledge. August Reese killed and wife injured by anarchists at Calamity Pennsylvania. Trish Day and Odd Fellows celebrate at World’s Fair likely to set attendance record.
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Argentina
Rosario
W. L. Neale
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Lexington
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Leavenworth
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Jefferson Parish
Liberty
Perry
William Bell
Birmingham
Ala
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M. E. Church
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Santa Fe
Laura Churchill Grant
Vassar
Missouri State University
Roanoke
August Reese
Odd Fellows
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Cuba
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Oxford
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Children’s Department
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the Centaur Company
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New York City
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Sorg Company
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Iowa State Bank
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Wm. Maddex
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