Voters weigh bimetallic case against gold standard
The article argues voters should compare who benefits from bimetallic money and from maintaining the gold standard. Farmers, with nine million voters, would gain by higher prices and reduced burdens, while manufacturers and retailers would recover demand. It claims silver and debt issues favor money dealers, and urges voting for Bryan and Sewall for bimetallism and higher prices.
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Department of Agriculture
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Sewall
Large Sunday service hears Heber Casson message
A large congregation at Labor Church heard Rev Heber Casson address the question Who is the Anarchist Bryan or Tanna The talk defended Bryan as a citizen of notable public service and criticized the Republican stance on bimetallism urging Britain to enable free coinage of silver The Denver World letter from R H Kleinschmidt related to silver contracts and a 50 cent dollar rumor The Hastern Shore paper halted publication and urged support for Joshua W Miles in Congress
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Tanna
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England
Great Britain
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New York World
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People’s Party
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Congress
Local merchants expand stock and services in Greensbor ough
Additional matters include Mrs C B George adding millinery dress goods coats and wraps with a new dressmaking department led by a Baltimore trained seamstress. Visitors to court October 8 may enjoy Prof Hawks lecture People I Have Met in the evening. Ads promote Mullin & Son Wilmington clothing, Chamberlains remedies, Allen's Foot Ease, Hires Rootbeer and dressmaking by Mary B Ozman plus notices for fencing supplies and locally sold hominy and seasonable goods.
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Wanamaker's unveils Velvet, Mohair, and rich dress goods line
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