Bryan's Clash Over Jeffersonian Principles in Silver Debate
Long critical piece contrasts William J Bryan with Thomas Jefferson on coinage policy. It argues Bryan misuses Jefferson to push a 16 to 1 silver ratio, while Jefferson favored a mercantile approach to gold and silver values aligned with Republican policy under McKinley.
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Democratic Party
William Jennings Bryan
Meyer
Jefferson
Tom Thamu
Hercules
North American Review
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Bryan
Thomas Jefferso
Wiliam J. Bryan
Spain
England
France
Arket
Europe
Brvren
Bryer
United
Republican Party
William McKinley
The Antis Mask Free Silver Plot in Philippines War Era
A critical editorial accuses free silver advocates of cloaking support for Aguinaldo to undermine U S policy. It warns the Democratic anti expansionists seek power through sentimentalism, risking Philippine surrender and domestic ruin via silver coinage policy. The piece urges vigilance to protect prosperity and liberty.
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Aguinaldo
Philippines
Philippine Islands
The Bubonic Plague How It Is Caught and Risks to America
An analysis of plague transmission by inoculation inhalation and ingestion with routes from India to Europe. It notes overland paths through Afghanistan and Persia to Constantinople and warns the Pacific coast as America’s vulnerable point, stressing sea-borne risk and the need for centralized federal disease control.
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America
Pacific Coast
Indian Empire
Iudia
Europe
VV. . Vauziu
Popular Science Monthly
Sip
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Ledia
Afghanisuis
India
Lahore
Punjab
Afghanistan
Hussia
Samwarkand
Desert
Caspian Sea
Ouzoup Ada
Baku
Baluchistan
Persia
Caspian
Black Seas
Caucasus Mountains
Tiflis
Teheran
Russia
Turkey
Asia
Constantinople
Ayoama
Tokyo
Hongkong
Wyssokowitch
Jobobat
Pacific
Honchonz
Manila
Mania
San Pisneisco
Prteen
West Cay St
France Medical Institute
Ota
U.S
Gur Escord Et Worderiecures
Nce
Werke
Doriez
United States
Cartia
Flexes
Bright
France & CO
West Gay St
Columbus, O
Ameritas
New York Weeksly Tribune
Bentheim Reveals German Secret Service Links
Atlanta September 9 Charles E Bentheim former German secret service member names the Sonneburg consul under whom Floershultz served and describes meetings with Cap tain Siegel in Berlin with Fra n z to discuss evading French officers. He asserts no U S official business occurred. General Jimenez arrives at Mora with 500 cavalry as unrest and political killings rise in Vera Cruz and surrounding areas.
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German Secret Service
Atlanta
War Office
Charles E. Bentheim
Secret Service
Germany
Sonneburg
Floerschultz
Hatzy
Sonneberg
Alvy Floerschultz
Bentheim
Hatzr
United States
Lerneburg
Berlin
Franz
Siegel
Duel Report Tied to Dreyfus Polemics In Paris
Paris announces that editor M. De Prosente of The Temps dueled with Maurice Barrero after polemics on the Dreyfus affair. Four shots were fired with no result.
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Paris
Dreyfus
M. de Prossente
The
Temps
M. Maurice Barrero
Tiger hunting of bicycles and a tiger hunt tale
A British article reports a tiger attack in Johore near Castle Wool where a pig was taken from a coffee estate. Sultan’s trackers pursued the tiger and, after a brief hunt, the animal was shot and killed by the sultan at close range.
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Castlewool
Johore
Ieveles
Rain ruins corn yield for Lucas man in Topeka report
A Lucas Kansas man estimates rains cut corn value by 200 dollars per acre. He says before rain the crop would yield about 20 baskets per acre at 50 cents a bushel, but now yields 39 bushels per acre and brings only 15 cents per bushel, with the stalks taller and harder to harvest.
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Lucas
Kamn
Library Honor For Father Of Penmanship In Geneva
A project in Geneva Ohio aims to build a stone library in memory of Platt R. Spencer called the father of penmanship. The plan, valued at 29000 dollars, recalls Spencer who taught writing in the early Western Reserve era from a log schoolhouse now historic.
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Geneva
Platt Et. Spencer
New York Tribune
Spencer
Western Reserve
Lockstep Abolished by Indiana Penitentiary Leader
Warden Daley at the La Porte state prison plans to end the lockstep march used for years. He cites that the uniform gait leaves marks on prisoners, letting ex cons be identified by their walk.
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Daley
la Porte
Ind
New York Sun
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