The Monetary Problem TRESHERMAN LAW
A historical account of silver legislation from 1820 to 1830, detailing the push for free coinage, the Windom bill, and the Sherman law. The piece covers political maneuvering, Senate and House actions, and the impact on silver and gold prices, including notes on bullion redemption and market expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarrison
Reed
Senate
House
Imeasure
Abani
Shermass
Sherman
Weil
Modernizing Japan Seen Through Dark Economic Lens
A critique outlines rapid industrial change in Japan, comparing it to global consolidation of wealth. It laments rising factory growth, wealth concentration, and declining working-class welfare as franchise gains lag behind soaring living costs. The piece warns of Westernization eroding traditional values and increasing selfishness under modern economic pressures.
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Japan
Ray Ty Duchy x
Deere
Benate Bor
Busnery
Ganah
Astead
Sainting
Falling prices and tariffs shape global trade policy
The piece argues that declining prices since 1873 drive free trade push and tariff swings, blaming monetary issues and silver withdrawals. It urges monetary reform to sustain a low tariff, warns against protecting via high duties, and calls for a larger, exportable money supply with silver rehabilitation to restore production health.
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New South Wales
United States
Europe
France
Wen
Puney
Unclear OCR Fragment on Silver Currency Debate
Fragmentary text from the Chicago Record hints at a debate on silver as currency and monetary policy but is riddled with misspellings and garbled names making core facts hard to extract. The piece mentions Warner, the American Economic union, and questions about currency stability and public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo- Warner Vericnte
Chicago Record
Inna Tew
Fea
Warner Presid
Eimnetallic Union
Warner
Mortey
Poem Fragments with Courtly Courtship Allusion
Fragmentary verse lines recall lovers quarrel and blessing, with reference to Herrick and a vow of singleness. The text hints at a playful yet sharp exchange about affection and restraint, ending with a citation to the poet Herrick.
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Will
Dave Wycile
Stobert
Herrick
Mayfair Dance Scene With Clubby Entourage
Disjointed dialogue unfolds in a Mayfair supper room where Bobby Vane and Captain Emery mingle with Mrs Meyrick-Fenton and Miss Trevor. Crisscrossed chatter touches on cricket, India posting, champagne, and social flirtations amid a crowded, tense social maze.
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Mayfair
Bobby Vane
Emery
Captain Emery
Lord’s
Trevort
Theo
Meyrick-Féenlon
Tri Face
Emeury
Aspic
Whitman
Ter Gt Se
Meyrick Fenton
Emers
Morning Post
Frever
Tom
Tom Murrow
Trevor
Emeryr
Turbulent Courtship and a Mighty Vessel in Port
An extended excerpt shows Captain Emery and Miss Trevor in a tense romantic dilemma with lines about marriage and independence. The text also describes the brig Arthur Sewall, a large steel sailing ship arriving at Port Richmore with detailed dimensions, crew, and elegant accommodations, highlighting its luxurious fittings and the expertise of Captain James F. Murty and the Sewall company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Trevor
Mamma
Migimene
Rigg
Riery
Misy
Tom
Captain Emery
Miss Trevor
Allis
Cajstein- Emers
Aliss Trevor
Lorence
Vessen
Tnt
Port Richmore
Francisco
Arthur Sewall
S&s Fohen
Imasts
Bann- Bpriz
Vury
Inbor
James F. Murty
Sewall
Shenandoah
Wilder Aturphy
Min
Capt. Murphy
Sewalls
Phelps
Philadelphia
Opium packing trial boosts efficiency and savings
The article explains a transition from jar packing to cloth and gunny bag packing for opium, detailing preliminary two year tests, projected savings of about five pounds per jar, and potential total savings around 4 million dollars across subagencies, plus notes on refreshment stalls and farm practices. It also touches on violin bow hair sourcing, Longfellow's Hyperion and a brief geostructural note.
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Amounie
Bertgal
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