McKinley Gold Bond Reform Plan Outlined
The New Time reports Secretary Gage's monetary reform plan to retire current bonds and issue 1.2 billion dollars in 2 1/4 percent gold bonds. The plan would exchange high-yield notes for gold bonds, finance a gold treasury, and authorize national banks to issue non legal tender notes backed by gold deposits. England’s officials are said to be astonished by the plan.
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McKinley at the Grave of John Brown
A reflective piece contrasts McKinley’s public favor with private doubts about leadership. It quotes Rev O.R. Wasupuen and interwoven remarks from Star and Kansan on confiscation and labor, linking Civil War era sacrifice to modern political economy and calls for action against oppression.
Union Pacific Sale Draws Sharp Criticism in Kansas City Times
The Kansas City Times denounces the Union Pacific sale as a government misstep and political theft. It argues the administration split the property to massage the deal, harming public value and masking campaign debt with public assets. It notes potential losses cited by Attorney General McKenna and questions McKinley’s integrity.
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