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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1896
Page
6
The piece depicts heated exchanges at a political convention and in public forums about tariffs silver coinage and the dollar standard. It covers arguments by Republicans and Democrats on gold versus silver value and the impact on workers wages prices and national finance.
A fragmented political summary discusses free coinage and tariff policy, criticizes Democratic stances, and debates the impact on Western farmers and Eastern industry. It notes labor shifts, credit flows, and the potential economic effects of silver, coinage, and protectionism on the 1890s national economy.
A letter writer in Albany outlines a Populist view arguing that if Bryan is elected he would fix grain payments in gold and redeem 160 in gold to pay off mortgages. The speaker asserts 16 supporters and recalls an audience of attentive listeners as he explains the meaning of free silver.
A fragmented Warren Chronicle item quotes promises and scandals in county life. It mentions prunes, soup, and a claim about steer prices falling during M. Stull’s tenure as state senator, reflecting local political chatter.
Syracy Standard reports Bryan moves to the left hind of a rabbit and eyes the fore foot of 44 elephant, The Real Thing. If Uncle Benjamin Harrison goes on a Pullman tour, the count will witness platform work from a real artist.
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