Stark Bros Nurseries and Orchards Company
One of the world’s largest nurseries based in Louisiana, Stark Bros. Nurseries and Orchards Co. ships to the United States, Canada, Europe, and beyond with 1,000 traveling solicitors and extensive packing facilities near the city. The firm grows thousands of acres of orchards across 24 states, farms extending to Rockport Illinois, and millions of trees on partnership and cooperative plans. It is credited with advancing Missouri fruit-growing and hosting notable firm exhibits that promote the state.
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Joseph Cannon on cheap money and silver standard debate
The Inter Ocean interviewed Joseph Cannon criticizing cheap money views amid silver restoration talk. The piece argues restoration would raise prices by cheapening gold, questions what counts as cheap or dear money, and warns against retirement of greenbacks. It contends the gold standard cannot endure without legislative support and notes war pressures.
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Inter-Ocean
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Gold monometalism critique sparks finance debate
The Manufacturer essays a critique of the Cleveland era plan to retire greenbacks and return to gold monometalism. It questions sources for gold reserves, the legality of bank note redemption, and the risk of suspending specie payments. It argues for maintaining gold alongside full standard silver to avoid national indebtedness and economic collapse.
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New York Sun
Don Quixote
Cleveland
President’s veto stance sparks tariff bill debate
In a combative stance President Cleveland demands Congress sustain the economy on a sound basis and may veto any bill lacking his preferred details. Critics argue a veto over tariff talks misuses executive power and ignores bipartisan possibilities.
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Amalgamated Silver Forse Consolidates For 1896 Victory
The three principal silver groups The American Bimetallic League The National Bimetallic Union and The National Silver Committee have nearly unified their efforts. General A J Warner of Ohio will be president with R C Chambers of Utah as first vice president and Henry G Miller of Illinois as second vice president. Headquarters will be in Chicago at 134 Monroe Street with EB Light as general manager. The movement urges a true American financial policy and silver restoration in 1896, arguing gold production harms farmers and domestic industry. Are you an American.
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Not Very Long Opinion Fragments Emerge
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