Wealth of 22 silver mine owners fuels free coinage push
A Washington table lists 22 leading silver mine owners and estate holders with wealth totaling about 547 million, highlighting their influence in promoting free coinage. It notes figures tied to Hearst, Newlands, Teller, Stewart, and others, stressing how these interests back Bryan and the silver platform despite public costs.
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Washington
West
Hieppe
Chicago
Hearsestate
California
Gruulonmers
Wiliam A. Stewart
Newlands Shrones
David Mefat
Senator B Jones
Omstock Lowe
Denver Suver Stelling Works Co
OURC
Chambers Ontario Silvermine
Nahant Telegraph Ming
Marcus Thily
Mont
Ceeae
Tutte Silver Smelting Works Co
Proach Evn Cate Bold Telegraph Ming
Cette Neeersee
Leadville Saver Smelting Works Co
Hroadievter Estate
Helena
Reuter Denis M .Teller
Colorado
Senator Lee Mantle
Montana
Bryan
Stewart
Senate
Teller
Republican Party
Frieis J. Newlands
Newahi
Shire Estate
Ferest
Bef
San Prau
Warner
Otdhuser
Sindieate
Act We
Senator West
L. E. Molden
Cleveand, O
Telegraph
Utal
Utah
Sonny
Telvetion
Gow
Apple
United States
Finly
Wage Earners and Silver Coinage Debate Echoes
Governor Walcott warns that free coinage of silver would not double wages but erode purchasing power for pensioners savers and workers. A Chicago Inter Ocean talk by Stephen B. Ekins argues protection and McKinley victory. a silver coinage summary notes potential 16 to 1 value collapse. A terse investment-house view predicts depreciated dollars 50 percent and widespread economic panic.
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Lion
Stephen B. Ekins
West Virginia
Chicago Inter Ocean
Major McKinley
United States
Iiing
Leadville Riot Toll Grows as Troops Guard Mine
Leadville Colo Sept 22 Five dead bodies lie in the morgue and about six wounded after Sunday night rioting at the Emmett and Coronado mines. Property damage estimated at 25 000 dollars. Town under military rule as militia from Pueblo Cripple Creek arrive. Five named victims and several wounded. guards patrol quiet streets amid fear of further violence.
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Leadville
Colo
Michael Daugherty
Emmett Mine
Emmett
Coronado
Daugherety
Dougherty
Citicans
Pueblo
Cripple Creek
General Brooks
Uneany
Coeur Alene
Coeur d'Alene
Keefe
Bert Meier
James Benson
William O'Keefe
Hose Company 2
J. Higgins
John Mahoney
Frank Telle
Martian Scott
Coronado Peypit
Econo
T. Be
Bad railway wreck in Indiana kills four men
A freight engine collision near Connersville, Indiana, yesterday morning killed four men: engineman Christ Sweetman of Dayton, fireman Kinsey of Cincinnati, conductor Gee House of Indianapolis, and fireman Hughes of Hamilton. Six others were injured, with Paymaster Jansong and foreman Wysong among the more severely hurt as the wreck sent the pay car into a ditch.
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Jay
Indianapolis
Connersville
Christ Sweetman
Dayton
Kinsey
Cincinnati
Gee
House
Hughes
Hamilton
Jansong
Fishback
Potter
Wysong
Conner
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