The Coming Financial Crisis Exposed by The Voice
A long piece argues a concerted banker plan to retire greenbacks and shift to gold, claiming treasury danger and loss of currency independence. It warns of a monetary elite seizing control, with the Belmont Morgan-Rothschild syndicate cited as influence behind policy aims.
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Congress
United States
Stern
National Bankers’ Convention
United States Treasury
Treasury
Matthew Marshall
the Sun
Belmont Morgan-Rothschild
Brad
Message of cheer from Molly Springs W C T U to senator candidate
A telegraphic message from the Molly Springs Woman's Christian Temperance Union expresses support for the senatorial candidate, urging victory with religious boldness. The text also summarizes Mississippi state officer salaries, bonds, and fees under new codes, citing Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, Auditor, Attorney General, State Superintendent, Railroad Commissioners, Land Commissioner, Supreme Court Clerk, and Revenue Agent provisions.
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Molly Springs
Houty Sprivgs
Miss
Hobbs
Brookhaven
Holly Springs
Jackson
N. O. Picayune
Secretary of State
Treasury
State Treasury
Auditor of Public Accounts
Supreme Court
ADDENDA Page of Fravkhaven Leader Notices
Public notices for The Leader Fravkhaven miss indicate business correspondence intended for publication. Money may be sent by draft registered letter post office money order or postal note.
Prohibition, tariffs, and local news mix in Jackson items
A jumble of notes on blight in Jackson elms, political opinions on Prohibition, and upcoming moves by Gov Evans. Mentions Meridian school superintendent election, Democratic tariff views, and statewide farm reports on sorghum and cane crops. Also notes on licensing penalties for liquor sales and local political chatter.
Prohibition Clash in Lincoln County Times Letter
A controversial exchange over a Te Leaver paragraph prompts Summers Bros accusations and a sharp defense from Lincoln County Times. The debate centers on Prohibition, political partisanship, and gender suffrage, with references to Paul in chains and biblical lineage as moral framing.
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H. J. Summers
Pair River
Paul
Summers Bros
Lesvys
Festus
Agrippa
Ike Paul
Joseph
Levi
Moses
Israel
Judah
David
Solomon
Peace
Times
Prohibition
Democratic Party
Summers
Mississippi College lab expansion and repairs underway
The Mississippi College laboratory completed about a year ago was a pledge of further subs tams and campus improvements discussed at the Baptist State convention. Dr J W Proving chaired the faculty, oversaw construction, and now directs twenty eight workmen remodeling college buildings to provide better student accommodations next year.
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Mississippi College
Baptist State Convention
de. J. W. Proving
Facalty
Hiv
Prohibition and politics mix in colored voters debate
The article surveys political stances on Reconstruction era rights and currency policy, noting Republican and Democratic lines, greenbacks, and the rise of Prohibition and Populist voices. It references Mr. Benedict's shift, Prohibition rhetoric, and editorial disputes, with mentions of Roosevelt, New York, and Chicago. It also cites brief notices on products and political nominations in Mississippi and national debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Benedict
Roosevelt
New York
Chicago
Prohibition Party
Economic Planks Across Parties in National Conventions
The article contrasts party platforms in parallel columns, detailing financial policies. It highlights proposals to standardize money as gold and silver, justify a monetary system managed by the federal government, and reduce dependence on fluctuating markets. It notes calls to repeal certain tax provisions and to empower public funds for currency stability while stressing protection for labor and the working class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
People’s Parties
Thelh Financial cHeEng
Tae Laver
Poymeutou
Partien
Trirthin
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Terokhaven
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