The Monetary Problem in a Historical Review
A historical examination of money as a public measure and value, tracing from the mixed money cases of 1604 to 1666 and the Spanish and British coinage acts, and outlining the struggle by merchants and authorities over which money is current on the day debt is due. It notes that debts are generally payable in money of the day, despite efforts to enforce specific currencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sys Alesander del Mar
America
Aristotle
Vanius
Badin
Rudelius
Qyas
Marchants
London
Star Chamber
National Watchiman
House of Representatives
Rome
Micema Aiivet
Maly
France
England
Germanyy
Grotius
Wuifendorf
Vattelal
Gesergl
Philippines
Thay
Chen
Porto
White House
Methley
Porto Rico
McKintes
Camhey
Dewey
Manila Bays
Selorma
Spain
Syeda
Peemit Frey
da Gaus
Peepee
Philippineas
Argr
Scholnimils Republicae Congress Aid Administration
McKinley Administration and Constitutional Clash
The author condemns the McKinley administration for prioritizing immediate political needs over the Constitution. He cites a recent bill for governing Puerto Rico as an example of setting taxation and governance beyond constitutional limits. He accuses McKinley of bowing to commercial interests and ignoring free Cuba advocacy once urged by the New York Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
United States
House of Representatives
Tornto Rico
Congress
Smd
New York Journal
Cuba
Circular from Marvey Fisk on bonds boosts land prices
The circular argues the pending currency bill favors five percent gold bonds and note circulation. it claims a $100,000 investment in bonds yields significant, nearly 20 percent profits via circulation gains, with high bond prices and favorable rates. Wall Street predicts new twos may rise to 110. National Williamham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvey Fisk & Sons
York
Wall Street
Plain duty and tariff talk across the nation
The Chicago Daily News reports费用 controversial tariff rhetoric and calls for duties amid debates on protectionism. The piece cites President Wilson, Speaker Champ Clark, and various industrial concerns arguing for or against high duties to protect domestic enterprise and control prices.
Republicans Readying Betrayal Mocked in McKinley Era
A hostile commentary alleges Republican senators and representatives denounce McKinley policies but fail to vote against them in Congress. It claims the party pretends opposition for show while pursuing entrenched business interests and the political advantage of the "pocket" over principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKintey
William McRinley
Mr. McWinley
United States
Congress
Lear
Aguinaldo
William McKinley
Republican Party
Campaign money and trust influence in Congress debated
Washington notes allege Mark Meundt and Dick push a costly campaign funded by trusts. Republican leaders reportedly secure major contributions from sugar, Standard Oil, steel and iron groups while Democrats pledge no trust money. Critics say this signals a defensive campaign to protect imperial policy and tariff interests amid investigations and policy shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Meundt
Hann
Hanna
Senate
Diele
House
Congress
Tanna
Ha Sugar Trust
Steel and Iron Combine
Pren & Ees
Sugar Mist
Standard Oil
Gare
Standard of Bank
New York
Idaho
Comon
Carnegie
Capitol
Frick
Carnegie Company
Porto
Political speech on domestic issues and trusts critics
A speaker condemns party leaders for prioritizing personal gain over national liberty and warns against diverting attention from domestic trusts under McKinley. The address contrasts Republican and Democratic party dynamics, accusing money lenders of hypocrisy and arguing elite influence manipulates policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Republican Party
Tam
Democratic Party
Woulike
McKinles
Lai
Fr Demouriiie Party
McKinmley
Bugtamd
Pepablinss
Willy
Lsodin
Hart
Uae
Ly Hee
Bey
Sehiele Hall
Fragmented OCR fragment on independence and governance
Fragmented text references rights of people to govern themselves and independence familiar phrases. Mentions secrecy in government and alleged political manipulation. Contains garbled names and places, with scattered terms around taxation and national prosperity. The readable bits point to debates on self determination and political rhetoric without clear events or dates.
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Shaw
Willy
Madi
Pwenehiagrane
Olleial
Taxis
Burcowiog
Veliog
Pinehope Mateos
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A Historical Review
Gwence
McKistey
Ménalig
Ony Webbie
Mikes
Lorto Ricn
Lovie
Didustry
Chicago
Dadily News
Washington
Sulercet Om
Liupwrigut
Denverstiv Mendyrs
MclSintes
Toren
Mel Kinley
Angues
Pruss
Lidiang Polis
Mewin Dase
Htro
Amlnutiys
GMM Medien
Cite
Dante
Dusph Chaney
Cecil Hades
Hoghester Herald
Sphtanalphia North
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