Why Gold Has Become the Basis of All Money Systems
An analysis argues that rising gold production and silver coinage drove 1893 to 1895 downturns, not currency volume. It contrasts gold and silver standards, notes global gold production outpacing population growth, and contends gold’s standard role is limited to balances and international settlements. It also claims gold’s value has not risen, showing per capita currency growth and lower interest rates amid expanded supply.
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Dr Kay's Renovator advertised for constipation relief
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Republican labor commission report praised in Indiana
The Indiana labor commission report shows 34 strikes addressed with 7,500 workers gaining employment and wage adjustments. It notes 3 strikes avoided, 22 settled, and 10 cases raising wages, with six settlements failing but two leading to wage increases. The measure was enacted by a Republican legislature and urged workers to vote in November.
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No Experiments, If You Please A 19th Century Debate
The passage argues against experimenting with currency after 1880, asserting greenbacks caused false property inflation and that gold remained the true value standard. It warns that shifting to paper or silver would destabilize commerce, favor the rich, and harm the common man, even opposing a silver standard.
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Divided Democrats United Republicans Across States
The piece notes widespread Repulican support for McKinley while Democrats show internal divides. It highlights Indiana Democrats leaning to campaign ghosts and silver causes. It cites tax figures with a 1445 cent average levy over 40 years and a Republican cut of 9 cents per state levy three and a half years ago.
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FAVORS EXPANSION AT IOWA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
W F Healey former state party chairman urged territorial expansion and quit the committee saying the party must adopt new opportunities and responsibilities for the future. He criticized current party trends and warned that expansion opponents would be defeated year after year.
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A Brave Boy's Words From Madison Army Letter
Michael E. Garbar, private in Company F, 150th Indiana Infantry, writes to his mother condemning newspaper reports on Camp Meade and war conditions. He criticizes editorials, defends soldiers, and comments on press coverage of hardships and government administration.
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