Financial Debates on War Debt and Wall Street Power
A fragmented historical synthesis argues that Congress and Wall Street manipulated treasury notes to back a growing national debt. It traces revenue shifts, gold markets, and the shift from gold to debt instruments, claiming long term costs to the public and state. The piece cites large sums and a pattern of political capitulation to financial interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Teeathy Lo Tse Lrensing
Alness
Wall Street
Treasury
Payne Bie
Geld
United States
The Ring Bown at Sea and the People’s Movement
The piece discusses the People’s party as a spontaneous uprising drawing in former Republicans and old soldiers leaving the dominant party. It argues the new movement is not Democratic factionalism but a genuine, people powered party aiming to enlist all lovers of country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringster
People’ Party
Democrata
Ple Vne Pri
Phik
Repub- Vetus
Law Party of the People
Skinning Demand Shadows Changes in Senate Race
The piece discusses rebel hides and market demand from years past, noting Mr Tugalle’s eighteen years in the skinning business and Mr Ingalls’ long involvement. It suggests Ingalls’ political fate could push him toward the skinning trade and hints at industry insiders predicting shifts in fortunes and influence.
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Tugalle
Aklus Iehlug
Ingalls
Tigalls
United States Senate
Mr. Ingalls
Aloaf
Least Company
Lagtelie Tou Tas Nate
Foan Com
Jrntes
Lyla
Tildes
Ermete
Che Bie Galls
Ely
Abolition of National Banks Sparks Rail Against Banking System
A St. Louis platform critique argues the national banking system is a sham. It claims the treasury deposits bonds as security, issues chits, and jets out profits to bankers while charging high interest and stripping citizens of rewards and credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Mog
Secretary of the Treasury
Ofaimount Hyunl
Tiberest
Prohibition party urged as better fit for farmers
A historical notice argues the Tax Prohibition party better represents farmer interests by opposing monopolies and railway control. It champions cooperation with the Para Alliance, praising Prohibition positions and urging farmers to consider uniting under one name for effect, ahead of the St Louis convention on September 3.
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Tax Prohibition Party
Para Alliance
Prohibition Party
Teld
Prohibition
Prohibitionists
St. Louis
Senators Plumb and Ingalls in Congress Scramble
The passage critiques Senators Plumb and Ingalls for political maneuvers during the session. It accuses Plumb of lacking mercy toward farmers, denouncing silver and tariff bills, and wearing a red necktie to signal opposition and shift blame. The piece argues Republicans juggle issues to mislead the public and push preferred agendas.
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Congress
Plumb
Noromercy
Andio
Plomb Te
Cagalla
County and City Interests in the People’s Movement
The piece argues the People’s movement is not a class war but a nationwide effort acknowledging rights of all groups. It emphasizes agriculture as society’s foundation and warns that undermining it destabilizes the entire structure, tying agricultural prosperity to broader economic vitality.
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Sociery
Fallowe
Mandiol
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Kansas
The
Lie Wertattice
Grenley
Kauvenn Ae Wecondelnes Mnatter
W. 0. Champe
Alexander
JMC
Iamaciate
Alddvers
Greeley
St. Louis Platform
Senators Plumb and Ingalls
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