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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1900
Page
3
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The Pittsburg Dispatch argues pictures influence a home's status and occupants more than anything else. It warns cheap pictures can be fine but poor ones are also cheap, and stresses discerning quality. Recommends buying copies of famous works and matching frames to medium.
Editorial note states that the law letters are printed on a regular schedule in the newspaper, detailing ongoing discussions of legal issues and public policy through periodic correspondence from law professionals and readers.
A New York banker returning from Mexico says the republic is prosperous, paying its national debt and expanding employment as banks and sugar mills grow. Mexican silver currency is praised for stability, preventing cornering and benefiting producers, while usurers lose ground.
An opinion piece argues McKinley and Cleveland share a dubious harmony over public funds. It laments alliances between rival leaders, warning that financiers and trusts may steer national politics toward foreign bond holders and wealth interests. England is mocked as a beneficiary of such a ticket.
Abbott reviews Harvey's Cain's Financial School follow up Coin on Money Trusts and Imperialism. The author analyzes late nineteenth century issues post Bryan's defrauded election, focusing on imperialism and the power to issue money. Harvey dissects national bank privileges with clear, simple argument.
Willis J. Abbot, chief of the Democratic National Committee press bureau, lauds a new book by Mr. Harvey. He argues it exposes banking profits as unearned, likening them to land speculation gains, and predicts wide readership and strong influence in favor of the common people against monopolies.
A satirical piece questions the influence of trusts and banks on McKinley’s re election while lambasting Beveridge and Roosevelt era politics. It mocks debates over wealth, the army size, and linguistic quirks about the United States grammar, ending with news that Britain released American flour after Choate’s diplomacy.
The passage recalls Andrew Jackson’s Democratic stance on constitutional money power and federal control of banking. It notes his veto of the recharter bill and opposition to the Bank’s constitutionality, contrasting Republican praise with his enduring, unfiltered influence heard from the grave.
W J Bryan warned in Omaha on January 8 1900 that a government aided by great monopolies would not destroy trusts. He argued that those who resisted monopoly influence before would be convinced by the rapid growth and audacity of private monopolies.
Mercury containing preparations ruin smell and health when absorbed. Hall's Catarrh Cure from J Cheney Co Toledo claims no mercury and is taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Also notes various ads for tonics foods and patent medicines, tobacco cessation, and other promotional items with prices and suppliers.
The Washington Post notes Senator Alien of Nebraska stumbled during a lengthy repeal bill speech when a trotting ostrich on a sulky drew the crowd’s attention. The animal’s antics eclipsed the senator until he finally yielded the stage to the distraction.
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