Silver remonetization debate quoted from London Financial News
A controversial 1904 editorial clipping from the London Financial News is cited as arguing for silver remonetization in the United States. The piece, presented by Durant Press, is linked to American figures and a critique of McKinley managers. It alleges that adopting silver would ruin U S trade and harm gold markets.
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Demonizing silver and the gold penny in American politics
The piece laments silver demonetization and gold causes, arguing bankers and Rothschilds cornered hard money to force policy. It condemns financial manipulation, praises patriotism, and urges lawmakers to shield public interest over elite profit. The author cites historical figures and calls for legislative restraint and unity.
Lincoln Div banquet address by Major McKintoy
Major McKintoy delivers remarks at the Lincoln Div banquet, recalling Grover Cleveland’s tenure and policies on silver and gold. He criticizes early efforts to curb silver bullion and traces ongoing debates about monetary standards through Cleveland’s presidency.
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Fragmentary 19th Century Riff on Public Figures and Penalties
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Travel Excursions Sell Cheap Across Major Routes
Advertises incentive travel offers with dates in August through October and destinations nationwide. Mentions low rates, group trips, and agent contacts in Manchester Iowa. Includes references to Central Iowa routes, Mississippi Valley connections, and numerous towns, with a push for buying tickets on specific dates and through local agents.
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