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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1898
Page
6
Davenport clings to a bell and clashes with Phernetton over noise in a tale set in a suburban town. A horn player, a restless dog, and a night watchman converge as tension builds toward a drastic showdown, ending with an uneasy truce and a punchline about a proposed daily paper in Jerusalem.
A long discussion on currency reform and the gold standard argues that better prosperity is coming despite a prolonged financial downturn. It cites editorial opinions from Across papers including the Constitution and Troy, noting public faith in American energy and the need for currency reform to support revived trade, employment, and revenue for wartime costs.
A Los Angeles Herald summary of a New York Evening Post critique of the Indianapolis convention on monetary reform. It mocks the group for claims they educated themselves and others in economische science, noting their aim to place currency control in bankers hands.
The St Louis Republic surveys Republican troubles as a leaked campaign handbook accuses party leaders of war mismanagement. It details pressure from Cuba, allegations against War Secretary offices, and calls for a congressional inquiry amid upcoming November elections.
A lyrical nature scene depicts a rainy shower ending with smiling creatures and bright skies. Birds animals and the earth respond to the washed landscape as the sun reappears and a sense of renewal fills the countryside.
Fragmented editorial critique argues the Republican Party is controlled by international plutocracy. It claims efforts to shrink cash circulation while inflating debt through bonds and corporation notes consolidate wealth and power, opposing majority rights and signaling despotic aims across the nation.
The article discusses nominal silver and gold standards versus paper money, noting the government may shift internal pricing and approve a new system. It mentions September timing and the balance between hard currency and functional value, with debate over price stability and national finance.
H. Thurston argues that the ruling party’s wartime finance and banking policies poison the nation’s economy. He decries private credit money, endorses silver, national bank abolition, and United States notes to restore public control over circulation and curb moneyed interests.
A fragmented column mocks Republican factions in Ohio and national money issues. It cites Sherman, Hanna, Alger, and gold standard debates, noting treasury surpluses and public concern. The piece blends satirical quips with references to press coverage and party politics.
A Boston death linked to protracted Cuban fever highlights neglect in care for troops. Critics accuse the War Department of criminal indifference, citing lack of food, shelter, and medical supplies for soldiers returning from Santiago with repeated failures in administration and discipline.
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