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Democracy and Silver in the 1899 Ratio Debate
The Standard argues that exact silver ratio is not vital to restoration, noting that the ratio is a legal matter and has varied across currencies. It compares domestic and world ratios, referencing the January 9, 1899 exchange context in the Anaconda Standard.
Cuba brings liberty to island and colonies freed
The article proclaims the Cuban problem solved as U S action clears the Cuban situation. It notes General Porter negotiating 4 million dollars to repatriate Cuban soldiers, the army disbanding, and Cubans learning to live as free citizens. It asserts Cuba Libre as a realized condition commanding respect. It also remarks on woman suffrage bills being voted down, framing the principle as separate from current events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liebert B. Porter
Cuba
Goines
Porter
Lely
Bronke
United States
The Horse Must Go and the Horseless Age Arrives
A sweeping survey of technological change from steam power to horseless carriages notes breakthroughs by Fulton Franklin Morse and the cotton gin. It details Count de Totemps Parisian influence, contracts for 1500 vehicles, costs around $1000 each, and Europe sales plans. It foresees the end of horse-drawn drafts and hints at broader economic implications amid crop famines and global wealth comparisons. It also touches on politics and local county lines shifting with modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prenehounin
Count de Totemps
Paris
Controversial City Letter Attacks Toole Measure
A reader claims city politics misuse of Representative Toole's pet bill and mocks suffrage. The letter argues against gender equality, denounces the idea of woman voting, and warns Toole to defend his reputation or lose credibility in his home paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Toole
Cain
Abel
Tyole
Peculiar and Pertinent Era in Church Finance
The Methodist church in C plans an insurance venture focusing on churches and parsonages to fund superannuated ministers. Catholic University of America in Washington reports total resources of 1 809 million dollars after ten years of growth. Ponce de Leon settlement at Caparra near Pueblo Viejo site is among the oldest towns within current U S borders.
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Methodist Church
Ile
Catholic University of America
Washington
Ponce de Leon
Caparra
Pueblo Viejo
San Juan Bay
United States
Inventions and relics in distant cities reported
A piano forte with a raised keyboard draws attention in London with singers able to view while playing. Calcutta struggles to engage foreign worshippers at sermons. In New York a small bone relic from St Anthony of Padua is displayed after Capuchin efforts, tracing back to Padua Italy.
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Mr. Iterse
Lublun
St. Anthony
Padua
Our Lady Queen of Angels
New York City
Italy
FAME S PATHWAY Mystery Figures and Misreads
A garbled heirloom of names and events hints at Virginia Key living in Chicago with a John R. McLean offer to fund Ohio history for the congressional library. A San Francisco note places Clunies Toss near Java ruling the Keeling Cocos Islands, while Sir William Vernon Harcourt is described as absent minded amid dinner misadventures and misdated engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Key
Francis Scott Key
Chicago
John KR. McLean
Ohio
Congressional Library
Clunies Toss
Keeling-Cocos Islands
Java
San Francisco
Wiliam Vernon Harcourt
Jorn
William
Myst Pec
Wiliam
Uwe
Fatal Arros Free Press tale of a birthday necktie plan
A Detroit man recalls a misguided effort to reveal his love by sending his sister a birthday note via her brother. The plan backfires as friends exchange jokes about a distinctive painted necktie and possible trouble with the law while the man hides his nervous shock and seeks a culprit to steal the gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Pres
B Ree
Jen Jay
Dever
Tye
Lyon
Dyed in the Wool Filippino Dialect Story Sparks Puck Dispute
A brief exchange reveals a new Filippino dialect story in Puck provoking skepticism from readers. The publisher and assistant clash over the piece’s reception and language.
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