McKinley Endorsed by Hanna Backed Debt Record Stirs NY Sun
The New York Sun, once a McKinley critic, argues the Ohio candidate is owned by Marcus Hanna H.H. Kohlsaat and Myron Herrick after McKinley endorsed $118,000 of Walker debt. It calls him the mortgaged candidate tied to eastern financiers, as rivals press for a safe man and gold standard. A Wisconsin veteran letter urges Bryan for honesty, rejecting two-dollar regimes favoring the rich.
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New York Sun
McKinley
John Sherman
Col
Charles H. Grosvenor
H. H. Kohlsaar
Chicago
New York
Great Eastern States
Ohio
Robert L. Walker
Walker
Marcus A. Hanna
H.H. Kohlsaat
H. H. Kohlsaat
Myron T. Herrick
Hanna
Kohlsaar
Herrick
Kohlseat
Canton
White House
Buainesa
Kohi- Hervick
Atlanta
Sherman
Harrison
Graver
Bryan
Britain
Maj. McKinley
H. A. M. Company
12Th
Wisconsin Volunteers
Kilbourn City
Wis
The Mountain Escape of Constance Withers
Constance, trapped in a husband’s rigid household and a cousin’s prying circle, flees to a mountain refuge where the wild beauty sparks a longing for freedom. A stranger’s sudden appearance interrupts her moment of revelation as she contemplates life beyond servitude and social constraint.
Low Interest Rates Claim in England Questioned
A commentator argues that loans at 4 percent in England are not representative, noting congestion in financial centers and insufficient money supply. He claims widespread low rates only in cities, while productive investments suffer from falling prices and reduced profits, driving capital to gilt edged securities.
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England
A Promise to Pay to Gold and Free Coinage
The piece argues that free coinage would make gold cheaper and more easily obtained, affecting borrowing and payment in gold. It notes that shifting demand away from gold lowers gold’s exchange value and that even with silver or paper as currency, gold would still become cheaper. It concludes that full or partial withdrawal of gold would reduce its cost.
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United States
Railway Men Charge Coercion In Tonia Mich
Railway workers in Tonia Michigan report coercive pressure from a Detroit Lanning Northern publication and official circulars from Master Mechanic Rupert. They allege promotion of mandatory club formation, insisting they will not join unless needed to keep their jobs.
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Tonia
Mich
Rupert
Detroit, Lanning & Northern
Gold and aliver coin debunk demonetizing claim in Maine
In a remarks from Demes GO of Maine, the speaker argues that gold and aliver coin are constitutional money. He contends Congress lacks authority to demonetize either metal, equating it to prohibiting gold as money and asserting no power to remove aliver from monetary status.
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Congress
Unstable Household Dynamics In a Grand House
An unnamed narrator describes a woman of mature years who tolerates a seasoned spouse and a confident parasite. Through lines of flattery and social maneuvering, the woman becomes a cipher in managing an establishment. The narrative hints at shifting power as Mina Field ascends yet holds to head table status.
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Onstance
Oly Mina Field
Eset
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New York City
Genye Marion
Harland
International Press Association
Costimien
Constance
Mr. Withers
Miss Meld
Harriet
Herrother
Miss Field
Elnathan
Demes Go, Maine
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