Signs of the Times on gold standard foreclosures
A New York paper excerpt argues the gold standard spurs mass foreclosures as borrowers lose equity to banks. It cites a factory sale at a loss, a Kenry Probasco subdivision, and a Montgomery firm letter from farmers unable to secure loans, warning that property vanishes to money lenders and debt grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mississippi Valley
Dewovrat
Jour
Ageiulluce
York Bank
Oakwood
Kenry
Probasco
Sone
May Probasco
Aitizen Sil
Tooney
Harrawa
Gail
Democrat and Journal
Montgomery County
Interchangeable Money and the Silver Question
Comment discusses whether congress should coin money in gold and silver or issue redeemable paper. argues against a gold standard and promotes free coinage sixteen to one with coin certificates. Claims mass voters favor ample, good money and warns against money power interests dictating policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lithia Jurestin
Voulley
Gollstaniard
T. Stephenson
Mississippi Valley Democrat
Beatin
Cain
Ional
United States Treasury
Ehaneh
Gold Standard Failure Sparks Debate Over Silver Remediation
The article discusses critics who claim the silver standard battle is lost while gold standard proponents push to retire silver certificates as credit money. It outlines plans to redeem silver for gold when deemed necessary and warns of strong voices aiming to align policy with absolute gold backing, potentially ending silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gree
Reneegg
Nibeer
Democratic Declaration on Monetary Policy and Silver
A lengthy speech argues for an American monetary policy tied to a strong silver standard at sixty to one, condemning British gold dominance. It claims fraud in the last election and calls for a domestic monetary system funded by American capital, with warnings about foreign influence and the need for price controls and fair wages.
Democracy and war policy in 1900s Ohio and Philippines
Fragmented historical missive condemns imperial policy and praises democracy. It calls for William Jennings Bryan as standard bearer, denounces government missteps, and urges self rule for peoples while opposing colonization and political fraud. The text cites the Philippines and a 1900 election context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aden
Sengtuna
Edvatwe
Germany
Beren
Philippines
Spain
Ohio
William Demings Bryan
McKinley's War and the Philippines Buyout Controversy
The piece argues President McKinley led the country into war and acquired the Philippines without Congress. It accuses him of using Spain’s surrender as a peace condition, details payments to Spain, and notes internal GOP rebellions over imperial policy. It frames the issue as a defining crisis for the Democratic and Republican parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Congress
Phy
Philippines
Pais Opon
Spain
Teather
Breve
Paige
McKinley's Policy in Philippines Sparks Public Debate
The May issue preview in the Nation questions whether the United States should govern the Philippines by proclamation or consent. It surveys public sentiment, citing polls that show divisions on imperialism, independence, and whether to annex or grant self rule, with attention to the war and constitutional ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ageteulpae Wilson Bos
Sharougs
Fuuchiont
Eipen
Pacific
Bouton
Eric
Cuba
Tata
Philippines
Aedelinds
Ile
Wien
McKinley on the Philippines Faulted by Critics
The piece denounces President McKinley crediting benevolent conquest while accusing him of imperial aims in the Philippines. It argues European powers pursue open domination, dismisses the rhetoric of wellbeing, and calls for clear intent against subjugation. A St Louis public excerpt framing the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Philippine
United States
Assiinidlion
Meliley
Presi-dent
St. Louis
unclear text article note involving political figures
Fragmented OCR yields a political scene with references to a Washington president, Manila expeditions, and mentions of individuals such as Paul Ghibe. The readable fragments point to diplomatic or political maneuvering, with unclear names and actions.
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Meinl
Ford
Agudualios
Washington
Manila
Weis
Seiprandia
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Signs OF the Times
Sui
Cecamateil
Sofa
Weamners
Consulurlin
Wrust Wises
Democratic Declaration
Wade
William Ty Movue
Ubaluen
Obloe
Wilko
Ghia
Citta
Bes
Silvirg
Uele
ChemseTees
Ute Republicanes
Areceiver
Urelr Seteetton
Tus
Py Witten
Canada
Mexico
Republican Party
World Fam Inc
Sirry
Demnatic Party
Chicago
Bowsyer
WoLfferwdo
Aed
Hs Great
Pst
Democratic Party
Trentimedo
HSM
Eo Peeniiit
Medina
Euretienss
Philippe Cot
Chen
M’kinley
Suwa
Lue
Dawes
Mee McBubiy
White House
S. Y
Pecksniffian
Uda
Paul Ghibe
Aleinley
Clemouratin
Denis Aba
Toetiengo
Creel Girton
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