Address to Republicans by the Kansas Non-Partisan Free Silver Convention
An address issued by Kansas Republicans at the Topeka meeting of July 1 presents arguments for free coinage of silver, critiques the St Louis platform, and urges organizing Republican Silver leagues to press for a monetary policy that favors both gold and silver while opposing monometallic gold. It cites Kansas votes, state resolutions, and historical positions to defend a shift toward silver coinage and International bimetallism.
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Economic Policy Speech by St John at Silver Party Convention
W P St John advocates silver monetary policy stressing price levels, dollar supply, and nation prosperity. He warns against coalitions of rival parties and argues benefits of silver coinage, mint reopenings, and increased exports while detailing risks to gold and currency stability. He cites Mexico, United States rail and labor impacts, and international silver dynamics to bolster his case.
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Faded Paris Fashion Hints Describe Elegant Garment Details
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