Prosperity Across States Sparks Mortgage Payoffs
A sweeping report from the New York Sun and multiple papers details rising farmers mortgage payoffs nationwide. Washington and Oregon show large reductions, with Idaho, Colorado, Minnesota, Iowa, and South Dakota reporting debt declines due to high wheat prices and stronger ranching. New money flows into banks, with deposits rising and lending easing.
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New York Sun
Sun
Seattle
Wash
Washington
Big Bend
Columbia
Palouse
Skagit
Whatcom
G. KM. Vilas
Washington National Building, Loan and Investment Association of Washington
R. P. Latimer
Dexter, Horton & Co
Jacob Worth
Seattle National Bank
Levi Ankeny
Walla Walla
K. Cardin
J. Adams & Co
Cardin
East Washington
North- Western Bank
Spokane
Oregon
Idaho
Bismarck
N. J
State Board of School Lands
Melena
Mont—t
Colo
Colorado
First National Bank of Denver
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Denver
Des Moines
Iowa
Sioux Falls
D. L. McKinney
South Dakota
Mark Russell
Protest Overuse of Miners Officials Names in Hanna Stories
William Warner of the United Mine Workers Pittsburg District protests misuse of miners officials names in articles about Senator Mark Hanna. He defends Hanna’s treatment of miners, praises Hanna’s associate Thomas E. Young, and argues Hanna’s mining conduct has long paid high wages and improved conditions. Bryan’s 25 cent dollar is criticized as partisan politics and mischaracterization of England’s finances.
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William Warner
United Mine Workers of
Pittsburg
Mark A. Hanna
Mark Hanna
Myself
Patrick Dolan
Hanna
Pennsylvania
Senator Hanna
United States
Ohio
Thomas E. Young
Mr. Young
Pan Handle Coal Company
Daniel Hanna
Mr. Hanna
Mark
The Nashville Populist Revolt and Its Implications
The Nashville Populist convention led by Thomas B. Watson and like minded figures rejected fusion with the old parties. Seventy delegates vow to stay on the Populist path with no platform but their own. They oppose free silver as a national issue, threatening Bryan and Jones of Arkansas and signaling continued Republican cooperation on tariffs and anti trust measures.
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Nashville
Thomas B. Watson
Bryan
Jones
Arkansas
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Charles Head & Co
St. Louis Star
Gage
McKinley
Chicago Times Herald
Little Rock
Ark
Lincoln
Neb
State Banking Board
Congress
Portland Oregonian
Philadelphia
New York Daily
Wheeling Intelligencer
Warner
United Mine Workers
Saya
Weaver
England
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Senate