The Monetary Problem Historical Review.
A historical review by Alexander Del Mar traces modern monetary systems to the mixed moneys case of 1604 and early Spanish and British coinage acts, arguing that money is a public measure defined and regulated by the state. It notes the moral and legal battles to restrict the state from forcing payment in specific monies and highlights enduring debates among jurists and philosophers.
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Alesander del Mar
America
Aristotle
Paulus
Bodin
Eudetius
London
Winther
Mulder
Star Chamber
House of Representatives
Cone
Rome
Gayot
Rowe
Mraner
Laurkind
Caruana
Bologna
Padua
Bank profits from new bonds boost currency outlook
Harvey Fisk & Sons explain a pending currency bill that would issue fifty two percent bonds and allow full face value circulation. Banks poised to profit as government bonds rise and circulation expands, with estimates of substantial annual yields under various rate scenarios and risk-free returns.
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Harvey Fisk & Sons
New York
Ixxon
Welucl Eagh
Wall Street
Failures of McKinley Administration Threaten Constitution
The piece denounces the McKinley administration for what it calls anti constitutional actions. It criticizes the government of Porto Rico and alleged disregard for uniform taxation. It cites opposition to free Cuba and accuses the president of prioritizing politics over constitutional protections. The text laments the influence of business interests.
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NoKinles
bin Land
United States
McKinley
House of Representatives
Porto Rigo
Congress
United State
New York Journal
Cuba
Sumrval
McKiniey
Atl
Our Plain Duty and the Tariff Debate in Spain
A historical column discusses the duty to abolish tariffs between the United States and Porto Rico, the span of free access for products, and the political clash in Congress over protective schedules. It references Lincoln, McRitchie, and party tones, noting reactions to tariff policies and national economic priorities.
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Congress
United States
Porto Teo
Mbraham Lincoln
Sun
McRitchey
Mysterious Monastic Gambit Shocks City Newsroom
A cryptic note from Caleliasenie hints at a planned ceremony titled Matrimaneat Jun, while local observers debate its meaning. The monk winkto of sume gic Chiraga area draws curiosity as residents await further clarification and official comment.
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Caleliasenie
Winkto
Sume
Gic
Chiraga Daily News
McKinley Policy Triggers Republican Rift Report
A partisan column argues Republicans abandon McKinley as imperial policy divides the party. It claims many leaders, including prominent figures, align with McKinley to avoid losing patronage while accusing the opposition of subverting constitutional norms and betraying voters.
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McKinley
William McKinley
Ouv
Mr. McKinley
United States
Congress
Ald Ian
Moar
Aguinaldo
Josh
Republican Party
Debating trusts and national honor in McKinley era politics
A critical political commentary condemns trusts and corruption within the McKinley administration. It argues domestic issues, not foreign policy, threaten the nation, accusing Republicans and Democrats of self interest, and denounces moneyed interests funding deceitful virtue. The piece calls for accountability and exposes behind the scenes manipulations.
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United States
Pam
McKinley
Wille Maggland
Lve
Ty Dex
Ail
Reese Neecesiny Farine
Mane
Washington notes on trusts and campaign finance
The article discusses Senator Mark Mann and allies mobilizing funds from major trusts for a Republican campaign. It alleges big contributors from Standard Oil, sugar interests, and steel groups plan multi million dollar backing while Democrats pledge no hard money. It criticizes party strategy and predicts an early adjournment to avoid scrutiny.
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Mark Manne
Alle Valleague
Senate
House
Congress
Hanna
Hans
Standard Oil
Steel and Tran
Sugar Vest
Standard Gil
Gage
New Yorks
Idaho
Carnegie
Capitol
Corgresa
Rive
Legistate
Dingles
Philippines
San
Coeur Alene
Osregard
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled civic tale and names loss
A distorted text fragment lists names and events around civic figures and gatherings, mentioning Heather Shaw and Captain Matin amid a tangle of references to banquets, prosperity, and political acts. It hints at indictments and a struggle over independence and votes, but the fragment is largely unreadable.
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Heather Shaw
Wil
Matin
Ain Eid
Liu McWiiley
Tiemvinog
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White House
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