McKinley on Silver and the Gold Standard
McKinley argues for maintaining the gold standard amid silver disputes, warning against independent free coinage and irredeemable paper money. He cites foreign trade, Sherman act failures, and the need for protectionist tariff policy to restore confidence, employment, and national honor.
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Emerson Piano Company Assigns in Boston
The Emerson Piano company at Harrison avenue and Waltham street assigned yesterday afternoon to Charles Torrey James Powers and Joseph Gramer. Liabilities run about 150 000 dollars with assets estimated at three times that. Poor trade conditions and bank loan reluctance blamed for the failure. The firm, once employing about 200, has faced reduced work and hours. creditors may permit early reestablishment of the business.
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O. A. Kimball
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Assignment shocks Hilton Hughes Co. stores in New York
Albert B. Hilton doing business as Hilton Hughes Co. assigned to George M. Wright. The notice hung overnight on Broadway at Fourth and Ninth streets as employees arrived to discover the store closed and debts to be paid in full. Wright, a lawyer unaffiliated with the firm, will issue a statement later. the move aims to protect creditors amid a money market squeeze and diminished trade.
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Siegel, Cooper & Co
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Bradstreet Commercial Agency
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Fashion house Hilton Hughes & Co Faces Collapse in Boston
Boston observers note the New York firm Hilton Hughes & Co has collapsed after years of stagnation since Mr Stewart's death. Local merchants expect no Boston firm will be affected, and predict the bankrupt house will pay creditors in full at 100 cents on the dollar.
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Head and Shaw Sell Complete Summer Millinery Stock
Head and Shaw announce closeout of entire summer millinery stock with greatly reduced prices. Bargains include trimmed hats and bonnets for Sunday and Saturday. All goods are new, seasonable, and of good quality, with genuine bargains throughout the sale.
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