Women and Bryan’s plan raise prices says editor
The article argues that women manage household budgets and oppose Bryan’s policy to shift to a depreciated silver standard. It contends this would raise prices and lower purchasing power, warning that wages and contracts payable in dollars would be harmed while homemakers seek cheap goods and stable costs. The piece emphasizes women as decisive in family spending and skeptical of the gold standard critique.
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United States
Minneapolis
Grrap
Indianapolis
Frederick W. Lehmann
Missouri
Bryan
Ryan
Giana
Thiat
Mosey
Imra
Aleryan
Alen
Mooney
Amd
Uryan
Ir Forniss
Bryan campaign denounces pensioners and old soldiers on currency issue
The Chicago Tribune notes Bryan’s Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan tour arguing to pay pensions in depreciated money. It claims 90,600 veterans and hundreds of voting relatives would swing at least 259,000 votes in November against pension cuts. It criticizes Bryan for silent harshness toward pensioners while pushing Populist policy to devalue the dollar.
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Bryan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Union
Maj
Melinsey
Devon
Siziern
Tewell
Mr. Bryan
Congress
Tet Be
Lim
Courade
Ae Kinley
United States
Ryan
Chicago Tribune
Foran and the silver price debate in 1805 analysis
The text argues that wheat corn and oats prices remained steady while silver price changes caused relative value shifts. It questions whether silver's drop caused the divergence, noting ongoing debate among Foran, Tyranians, and Ward on price movements and the impact of silver in the United States.
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United States
Foran
Ward
Age of experiments and promises in presidential race
The piece argues that public sentiment would punish Ryan for lawlessness across three platforms if elected, and claims Lie threatens established institutions to gain influence during hard times. It warns that financial wrongs by a president would benefit London bankers who allegedly control silver, per a Dispatch report.
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Lie
Anenes
Monasmer
Maeke
London
Tod Eppalling
Y. Dispatch
McKinley or Liryan politics and fence sale offer
Farmers will keep their routines regardless of money reform debates such as McKinley or the gold standard. Dek Varathed promotes fencing by Pauyene at 16 percent off and machine prices cut by 25 percent until after the McKinley Bryan field. Aimed at encouraging farmers to fence and buy wire machinery locally.
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Liryan
McKinley
Billy” Bevan
Baly
Bryan
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