The Silver Question and Japan China Trade Impact
An op ed by Joseph K. Clark of Butte Montana weighs China Japan relations and a treaty’s impact on American labor. It contrasts Chinese stagnation with Japanese modernization, notes vast factory growth and cheap labor, and warns that the open-door provisions may fuse China and Japan into a 600 million strong market that could challenge U.S. industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josaph K. Clark
Butte
Montane
Brothers of
Tappan
Kagishima
Shamazu Harihina
China
United States
England
Japan
The Gold Standard and Free Silver Debate in 1896
A long, opinionated overview arguing for free silver under a 16 to 1 standard. It critiques gold monometallism, laments monetary demonetization, and predicts silver coinage becomes law in 1896 or 1900. It warns of wage declines, peasant suffering, and China Japan competition. It urges electing an honest pro silver candidate regardless of party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
America
Japan
United States
London
India
Loman
Coxey
Washington
Bilver
England
Populism Means It The Proper Solution For All People
Reformer from Walla Walla Washington outlines populism as a comprehensive program. It condemns bank inflation, supports per capita currency, state and national bank closures, and land ownership limits while promoting labor protection, fair taxation, and government control of railroads and telegraphs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Party
Populiam Manns
National Bank Act
United States
Walla Walla
Wash
Will Kot Ask Ye When the Allyer Men Come
An excerpt discusses political strategy in the silver movement era. It argues against trimming the platform to appease impatient ally factions and warns that conservatives should not abandon core goals. It notes rapid shifts in states like Colorado Idaho and Nevada to the silver cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Idaho
Neveda
Omaha
World
National Reform Press names Van Der Voort president
The National Reform Press association elected Gen. Paul Van Der Voort as president and requests all reform editors and members to forward their papers during the campaign. The general is noted for his sacrifices over the past four years and urged to comply with his request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Tim
National Reform Press
Paul van Dervoort
Association
Reform
van Dervoort
Fpopuilar
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Cathay
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Ferdinand
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Kiangs
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Imperial Canal
Great Wall
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Pekin
Kyora
Canton
Borgeois
Sherman
Carlisle
Cleveland
Walsh
Ireland
Reese Eres
Werio
Congress
Judas
Kentucky
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Buabel
Silver Knight
Popullere Clmb
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PLUTO
Ranny
The
National Bimetallist
Nalon
Pepus Met
Gutyarty
Mande
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