Questions to Bryan on silver and currency from The World editorial
The World asks Bryan to explain his stance on free silver and coinage parity, detailing how restoration of silver to equal status with gold would affect prices, debt, and everyday living. It cites Chicago platform ideas, asks for interpretation of parity, and urges an explicit answer to reassure voters.
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Bryan’s Creed on Monetary Policy and Its Social Effects
The piece presents a satirical set of beliefs about currency devaluation and price manipulation, arguing that halving the value of money would supposedly boost farmers and the economy. It lists drastic measures affecting banks, insurance, pensions, and silver standards, ending with a religious flourish and a citation to the Chicago Times-Terald.
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Will Have to Work for It and Honest Wires
The piece notes that after Mr Thryan becomes president, free coinage will be achieved but critics see no other war, asserting veterans seek medals and speeches. It critiques McKinley as a one-idea candidate in this campaign.
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The Populist Money Question and the Fathers’ View
A critique of populist finance arguing against financial independence from European monetary standards. The piece cites Hamilton and Jefferson, defends gold and silver coinage, references the mint act and silver dollar issues, and counters calls for free silver as imprudent and unsustainable.
Book on bimetallism by Gen Walker title page
The passage notes Gen Walker as president of a technical association who guides bimetallism as a political issue. It mentions his long advocacy for international bimetallism and an upcoming book bearing his name on the title page, reflecting his economic authority and hobby.
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A. Walker
Prastun Tastiine of Technology
United States
Aanan
Lis
Tie
Gen. Walker
Mill and Mint Policy Commentary From Old Comrade
A fragment from Maj. Minkinley’s speech recalls past praise for protecting industry. The writer argues tariffs revive mints and mills, noting 1890s wage strikes in South Chicago and Louisiana. He asserts mill activity correlates with mint output and urges return to protection to stabilise currency.
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Maj. Minkinley
Ifan
Chicdao
TSI
Free Silver and Wages Debate in 1890s Press
An article discusses free silver and wage claims, arguing wages cannot outpace costs of living. cites historical purchasing power changes and strikes as misdirected hopes. It contrasts this with rebublican economic conditions and questions the efficacy of strikes to raise real wages. The piece includes commentary from the York Commercial Advertiser and notes about sound money Democrats backing McKinley.
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York Commercial Advertiser
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Curiosities of Our Money and Government Paper
A fragment discusses money issues and government silver certificates, noting the government must accept certificates that pay unwitting recipients and suggesting legislation to reduce forced acceptance of such paper money changes.
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Mies
Halsteads Letter on Farming and McKinley Policy
A special Chicago Daily correspondence argues for tariff protection as a remedy for farmers woes. The author, a farmer, cites wind, land, and machinery changes. urges diversification, trusts McKinley’s tariff, and contrasts sugar beets and butter markets with international competition. The piece defends tariff policy as essential to agricultural prosperity and nation’s industry.
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