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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1891

Page

5

Republican Leaders Debate Silver Policy in Post Interview

Congressman Andrew, in the fourth post campaign interview, discusses the two parties in Congress on the silver question. He comments on the last Congress's proceedings and inflation bill amid hopes to avert a free coinage act.

Andrew Congress Post

Conant Defends Democrats on Silver Coinage Fight

Charles A. Conant argues that Democrats opposed free coinage and helped block a silver inflation bill in the House. He contends Republican leaders, not Democrats, drove the push for silver inflation to gain votes from western states, while Eastern Democrats opposed such measures and saved the nation from free coinage.

Collins O'Neil Reed Major McKinley House General Tracy New York Mr. Vaux Philadelphia Randall Mr. Wilcox Connecticut Mutchler Pennsylvania Fitch McKinley Dakotas Montana Idaho Washington Colorado Boston Massachusetts Democratic House of Representatives National House of Representatives President Hayes Cleveland Committee On Coinage Hoar Congress House of Representatives Democratic Republican Party Democratic Party Ohio Potomac Wisconsin Chicago House of Congress Mr. Reed Charles A. Conant

Funeral of Count Ludwig Von Arco Valley

Berlin reports the funeral of Count Ludwig Von Arco Valley former German minister to the United States. Attended by his brother sister and Bavarian and United States legations. Remains buried in the family vault at Munich Bavaria.

Count von Arco Valley Berlin Count Ludwig von Arco Valley United States Professor Bergma Munich Bavaria

New Books Review Nine Novels From Walford to Pendleton

The survey covers Mrs. Walford’s Monica’s Mischief and other recent readings. It notes high marks for Monica and Isabel Lavenham, critiques Lady Matilda, and contrasts Barrie, Stockton, and Pendleton works. It highlights Thrums settings, Auld Licht Dy ll s sketches, and judgments on The House of Martha and One Woman’s Way. It also previews Agatha and Judith Trachtenberg as ambitious but sensational novels in a broad literary roundup.

Monica Barrie Thrums Dominic Mr. Barrie Sir Walter Scott Cree Queery Mysie Drolly Mr. Stockton Stockton Martha Roger Peyton Pendleton South Addison Agatha Mr. Pendleton Maclaren Cobban Poe L. B. Walford U.S. Book Company J. M. Barrie New York Cassels Publishing Company Boston W. B. Clark & Co Frank R. Stockton Houghton, Mifflin & Co Edmund Pendleton D. Appleton & Co Judith Trachtenberg Karl Emil Franzos Mrs. L. P C. ‘Tf. Lewis Harper & Bros J. Maclaren Cobban John W. Lovell Co

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