National Economist Warns of Treasury Waste and Banking Cost
The essay argues Congress spent heavily with little revenue, citing $20,101,000 in approved appropriations and $100,300,000 passing either chamber. It warns of deficits near $75,000,000 rising to $125,000,000 with tariff changes and notes gold reserves and national bank notes policy. It also previews a September reform convention in St Louis seeking a unified reform party.
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Congress
Tan
Senate
House
Weston
Len
Hormons Sim
Bilk Fuether
Budk
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Ulla
National Economist
New York Party Adopts Prohibition and Women’s Suffrage Planks
The Tix people’s party of New York adopts prohibition and woman suffrage as key planks, applauded for advancing reform ahead of most states. They emphasize resolving these issues with other major reform questions to unite reform forces.
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Tix People’s
Independent
New York
The Gold Basis Question Provokes Urgent Discussion
The speaker warns that the United States holds about 200 million dollars in gold money and questions how such limited gold can sustain national commerce as much of it sits in bank vaults and the treasury. He urges readers to share the paper quickly to keep the idea circulating.
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United States
Treauty
Northern man defends reconstruction era opinions in California
E. F. Howe of San Francisco denounces in Chicago Lever the federal force bill and argues for Northern pride and loyalty to Lincoln and Gettysburg. He condemns Republican tactics to win the South, calls for new political lines, and criticizes Southern rule by white elites.
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United States Senate
Congress
Sam
Teague
Republican Party
Tress
Gettysburg
Saratoga
Tilmaelf
Buci
Lincoln
South
Jawa
North
Repub Party
Herorem
Cowart
Lwsk
Thore
Ike
E. F. Howe
San Francisco
State convention ejects whisky ticket in gubernatorial tilt
The state People's convention rejected Chas. Robinson as governor candidate, displeasing whisky faction members. Delegates praised the choice of a strong ticket, while the whisky group fumes at the convention's decisive stand.
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State People’s Convention
Chas. Robinson
Aurrator Loveresting Project Seeks Short Submissions
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