The Currency Question and Its Global Effects
A critical look at gold standard advocates shows a flood of contradictory schemes, all untenable. The piece argues currency contraction harms prices, depresses industry, and concentrates wealth, citing Alison's History and applying lessons to India and broader economies, urging free coinage and moderated money supply for prosperity.
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David Yule
Tank of Cilentia
Alison
Europe
California
Australia
Spain
Greece
Providence
Iis
Columbus
Atlantic
Mexico
Peru
Erihad Rome
Vritain
Wehata
Oasis Po
Euptid
India
Atereliuotts
Todian
Fimanen
Tunsia
Sinc
Lingland
Ani
East India Company
Tk World
Fragmented Wit and Weathered Thought Threads in Old Text
A garbled OCR fragment references various odd terms like goldite and bimetalli, plus a string of phrases about wealth, operators, and a sense of fate. It hints at a debate or mock dialogue among characters named Meier and Optimist, with a concluding speculative line on a significant event.
Edward Atkinson's Crime Pur miaust years
The text portrays Edward Atkinson as a controversial statistician and political figure, praising his work and criticizing his alleged influence on republican policy. It weaves scattered references to his beliefs, supposed luxuries, and imagined societal reforms, interlaced with grandiose claims about his reach from coast to coast.
Gun Case Highlights Criminal Aggression in Kansas City Case
A terse report outlines a gun related incident tied to criminal aggression in Kansas City. Officials reference the subject and timeline, detailing legal actions pursued and potential outcomes. The piece emphasizes law enforcement response and ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanes City
Militarism Rampant and Press Censorship Alarms Public
Critics condemn a growing military control over reporting as U.S. forces shift actions abroad. Censors allegedly direct which regiments and officers are praised while suppressing neutral or critical coverage, stirring concern over press freedom and government influence.
Inflammatory 1896 Speech Sparks Republican Critique
The St Louis Republic recounts a heated partisan dispute over Edward Atkinson and allied figures, accusing them of undermining honesty while denouncing imperialism and army rule in the Philippines. The piece rails against censorship and calls for public accountability amid military despotism concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PLN
Philippines
United States
Ailitary Dominenes
Far East
Thich
St Louis
Fragmentary Press Commentary on War and Politics
Disjointed remarks mix war coverage and political commentary with scattered references to observers, leaders, and upcoming votes. The text hints at tensions between press voices, public sentiment, and diplomatic negotiations amid a broader wartime backdrop.
PRESIDENT RECUPERATING AFTER HEALTH SETBACK
A press representative reports the president is rapidly recuperating from a recent illness. The informed observer attributes relief to his relaxation, mood, and possible medical rest, noting no intentions to appear in public until fully recovered.
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Artela Cares
Uipartive Commission
de Iglutils
Davies
Geoflenan
DUNY
Jsia
Euloe
Red hot denial fuels Colorado governor war talk
A Denver May 10 dispatch quotes Governor Thomas denying a Denver News report on Colorado volunteers in Manila. He says he told an interviewer twice he would renew requests for return of the Colorado regiment if they wished, and no broader plan to mobilize militia offensively was discussed.
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Mayrivsn Pullie
Atkinson
Mal Ball
Ea Bend
Vineden
Ince
Minheid
Atkinson Isa Ett Riguvtin
Rou
Republican Party
Acer
Madhull
Mr. Atkinson
Dacon
Aly, Akinson
Avere
Sist
Ban
Beersheba
Jerusalem
Psene Leip
Bankruotes
Gebeuna Atk
Peaver
Thomas
Adjt
Corbin
Tate
Denver
Col
Washington
Denver News
Colorado
Manila
Cartier
Charles
Tomas
Colorado Regiment
Ehurch
Waukesha
Issac
H. le Young
Oasis
Ityava
Tit Wider
Almond
Nuseinye
Ouannawwae
Chenigh Dim
Selb
Weal Superige
Rayner iThomas
Iverma
Lee Kady
Wisconsin
Milwanti
Wisconsin State News: Mixed local notes and incidents
A Wisconsin patch reports on state issues including a juvenile welfare bill shifting care to counties and new state facilities, Oshkosh real estate talks with a fairgrounds sale offer, Green Bay Odd Fellows home leadership changes and finances, and an Oshkosh lumber mill explosion injuring Eugene Dubois and killing his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexpleason
Ken Lowe
Paine Lumber Company
Oshkoalt
Witchmar
Eugene Dubois
Dubois
Wisconsin Legislature Sets Record Appropriations
The Wisconsin Legislature passed the largest appropriations in state history totaling 2,806,502 dollars, about 74,000 more than any prior session and roughly 300,000 above next year’s projected revenues. Wisconsin Medical Society officers were elected at Oshkosh including President W. Ty Jes and vice presidents C. W. Oviatt and A. T. Fuchs, with C. S. Sheldon as secretary and S. B. Fall as treasurer. The Knights of Pythias held their 28th grand lodge session in Milwaukee with 426 members and 73 endowment in force totaling 459,000 dollars. next meeting planned for La Crosse.
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Knighs of
Fifth annual meeting elects officers in Janesville
Report from the Southern Wisconsin Dental association notes officers elected at the fifth annual meeting in Janesville with F. B. Knapp of Platteville as president and C. T. Pierce of Janesville as first vice president. The secretary is A. Gopper of Milwaukee and treasurer W. G. Hale of Mineral Point. Also mentions finances and local church dedication and various local incidents.
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Janesville
Wisconsin
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Views
Chideman
Cuicuitu
Meier
Puck
Edward Atkinson
PLO
Wes
Hiteka
Urewakt
Stall
Hue
Wing Wittgenits
Cuba
Republic
Army
Hille Wll
Wilco
Day
Trent
Ion
Boston
Chatyman
Toi Reed
Eddy Yale
Georgie Hoar
Beer
McKinley
New Jersey’ Trusts
Diana
Mabouid
Collin
Prince of
Denmark
Edward Alo
Mme
van Enmilt
Dreyfus
Germany
Concresstonell
Bam
Chicago
Qnay
Fries
Marte Paase
Lee
Stati Enti
Seeek
Fara
Mbany Aratis
Ariel
Wien
Crete
Hi Visht
Sprite
Fiaprove Angels Conditioa—lice
Saku
Tiynin
Meridian
Suss
Okoloni
Iss
William Murphy
Charles J. Clarke
Clarke
Howard Murphy
Walter Clarke
Chirke
Jen
Murdphy
Massillon
Tussell
Inis
Canton
Albert Bamberger
Firemau
Christian di Savala
Sehurn
New York
Herne Aman
Civil Service
Leld
Tomteulti- Gers
Sau
Bilives
Sie
Department of Justice
Inforial Revenue Service
Interior Department
Sands
Halinis Gathemin
Tas SC
MiTeacisens Mia Sk
Cammines
Abel de Myegara
Ucla Efor
Eign
Imrooas
Ptohas
Maracoe
Meg Phe
Ptaitis
Mornees
Tatve
Chica
Ayies
Wisconsin State News
Helen Goulds
Seotivil
Helen M.esanew
Wiseur
Porta
Svatiolt Iis
Legisinnine
Loustailist Nelstel
Oshkosh Butt
Stoak Growers’ Association
Oshkosh
S. M. May
B. W. Vail
Jens Tes
Odd Fellowsome
Boars of the Wisconsin Add Fellows
Green Bay
Skreeters
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