Bryan and White Debate Tariff and Money in 1890s Review
The piece discusses 1890s tariff policy and cheap money, highlighting William Jennings Bryan and Frederick B. White. It argues about the impact of free trade versus protection and credits inventors, chemists, and scientists for cheaper prices through innovation. It notes Bryan is not a current candidate and emphasizes the broader economic debate.
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Cheujuers
Erie
Cally
Bryan
Iowa
Frederick B. White
White
Ecorek
Wade
Imman Honda
Hue Man Elgil
Republican Party
Bern
Thavearn
Abd
Ea Frira
Banore
Silver and Wheat Arguments Split in Silverites Debate
The text notes a rift between silver and wheat factions as pamphlets circulate. Silver prices drop about 13 cents since July while wheat rises over 20 cents per bushel, forcing revised arguments. It cites rainfall data linking silver value to agricultural concerns and accuses Shybelks of repressing silver nationwide.
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Taneway
Fragmented Rant Calls For Monument to Inventors And Vows Vigilance
A fragmented tirade laments political figures and urges honoring inventors like McHinney while condemning greed in Wall Street and Lombard streets. The speaker warns against suppressing innovation and calls for action to restore protection of scientific progress and prosperity.
Greenbacks and school policy debate in New York Times
A New York Times editorial urges the Kanens superintendent of public schools to study United States greenbacks as promises to pay. It argues the statement that greenbacks are not money is misguided and critiques his proposed action, noting it won’t alter his Populist stance yet clarifies the issue.
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Kow
Kanens
United States
Uae
Thia
New York
Freeling on Western farmers and Populist silver foes
The Kansas City Journal argues farmers westward are losing interest as they pursue one path to prosperity via fires envage. The Populists push free silver, while Mexico faces floods and financial strain. The piece also discusses Lord Timothy Dexter, his humor, finances, and public perception, with references to his statue re naming, warm ing pans export, and later scandal.
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Kansas
Jourugl
West
Coinage Question and Sound Money Education
The article urges study of world monetary systems and the history of our coinage age. It cites Hamilton Jefferson and Webster as timeless guides and calls on young Americans to become familiar with sound money and its political implications.
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Hammilton
Jefferson
Webster
Gold Standard Adopted by Nations Worldwide
Since Germany abandoned silver as its monetary standard, the gold standard has been adopted by every great nation from Europe to Japan, with China remaining as the notable exception.
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Germany
China
Japan
New York Journal of Commerce
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