Mortgage Debt in Kansas Reported by Census Division
A Kansas mortgage summary shows real estate mortgages totaling 482.0 million dollars for 1880–84 with 61.2 percent paid, 28.9 percent on village lots, and 7.0 percent on acres. total state debt on real estate stands at 285.5 million, with per capita debt around 165 dollars. The document criticizes policy and calls for farmer unity against perceived predatory financial forces and party manipulation.
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Sansus
Union
Republicans Target Tar As Westphalia Paper Attacks
A fragment notes Anderson county Republicans decry a Democratic paper from Westphalia, accusing it of leading editorials with the line The Tar is in a Tay. The piece portrays Republican reactions as consistent.
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Republica
Anderson County
Letter fragment from New Rochelle writer to Actraton
Carr Love writes from New Rochelle New York saying she has not visited Cow Bay or Port Washington yet and hopes to meet in Washington D C on the 22nd of next February. She sends love to the office and mentions dull times with wife.
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Love
New Rochelle
Tam
Cow Bay
Port Washington
Washington, D.C
Lovn
Populist Hand Book for the People's Party Ready
The Populist or People's Party Hand-Book published by the Vine cents is ready for delivery. Call, not this office, or send, and get one. Price, 50 cents.
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Vine
Senator Plumb on the Currency Supply in June Speech
In a June 6 1800 Senate speech Senator Plumb questions currency availability arguing a treasury contraction policy misleads the public. He estimates usable money at about 1.3 billion after adjustments, with per capita figures and gold reserves debated to reveal the true monetary supply and its impact on the people.
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U. S. Senate
Treasury Department
Treasury
APOE
Treasunry
Leon
Republican newspapers claim cheap steel trade impact
A Sournat of Industry letter from Quincy argues Republicans allege that steel production in the United States is being undercut by imported plates made by Niedeving-Sain and others. The writer contends domestic manufacturing uses cheaper processes and imports labor practices, claiming Republicans portray the issue as damaging American industry.
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United States
Rte
Niedeving- Sain
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Nelilwri
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Sournat of Industry
Quincy
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Retired Greenbacks and The 200 Million Question
A muddled note claims 200 million dollars in greenbacks were retired to bolster treasury funds. It asserts a twelve year secrecy, a plan tied to gold convertibility, and a push to keep funds from the treasury, with references to the World Group and rates.
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