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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1896
Page
4
The fragment sketches a satirical view of global politics with figures like Kaiser Wilhelm and Queen Victoria, lampooning European powers and U S officials. It hints at Cuban insurgent activity, Democratic convention talk, and a wary press in London, all amid noisy political maneuvering and mockery of policy blame.
The remark notes a future clash with the navy framed as an unusual international scrimmage rather than a traditional conflict. It suggests novelty in the encounter and emphasizes its scrimmage-like nature rather than outright warfare.
The article rejects the charge that silver advocates are driven by mine owners. It argues that mining profits or losses do not shape sentiment for silver coinage. Those who risked time and money in gold and silver pursuits deserve the rewards of their labor, and the government should uphold the established standards of value.
The piece frames Congress as aiding private individuals to depower silver by authorizing contracts that repudiate silver and demonetize it. It argues the money question goes beyond miners versus bankers, concern is whether government stamps set exchange value and if Americans must accept that power. Destroying value measures is deemed treason to the state.
The welcome address at the installation of officers of Erich Pate Post 1, Grand Army of the Republic, in Zalma Missouri, delivered by Hon. Monroe Tindman. He urges unity, clarifies G A R aims as fraternal aid to veterans and orphans, and recalls the June 9 1864 Kenne-saw battle’s fierce charges and veteran solidarity.
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