Unprecedented Mortgage Relief for American Farmers
The article reports widespread declines in farm mortgage debt across multiple states, driven by improved farming, diversified production, and a booming stock and dairy sector. It highlights lowered money demand, increased loan repayments, and stronger grain and livestock markets boosting farmer finances.
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Cobathae Asibedytiati
Eesti
Juiten
Waton
Belead
Orienga
Mitieh Srenir Heture
Washington
Oregon
Bismarck
Txe
State Board of School Lends
South Dakota
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Mortsee
Jean
Calamity howlers and Bryanites ridiculed before elections
The writer dismisses pre election calamity talk and Bryanite nostrums, comparing them to last day prophets. They urge calm as November approaches, noting the earth continues its axis and the sun will rise as usual.
Mortgage activity shows gains in Williams County
Since January 1 last 1897 the number of mortgages filed for record reached 166 while released mortgages totaled 279 leaving 118 fewer mortgages on Williams County land. Monthly breakdowns are presented alongside notes from The New York Times and Chicago Pioneers Herald on improving business prospects and renewed confidence in government finances.
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New York Daily
Iatabod
Williams County
Ewan
Wiliams County
Investments Rise as Confidence Returns in St Louis
As business conditions improve investors seek opportunities even for small returns. Reports indicate money can be secured for reasonable enterprises at rates from 4 1/2 percent downward, showing renewed confidence and that capitalists prefer earning modest yields over idle funds.
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Wwe
Pteste
Conedition
Colo- Yeece Daveers
Phes
Baer
Drere En Foorrogg
Boytomets
Isur
St. Louis Star
Nature Is Hellpine Harvests and Trade Trends
The piece notes preparations for fall housing recovery aided by presatiy facilities and highlights export trade activity setting new records in the fiscal year ending last month. It cites total merchandise value near 1.0 million and imports around 0.9 million, with tariff stimulus contributing to growth.
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Adi
Will Silence the Croakers Politics Revival Forecast
The text argues confidence and hope will hasten a revival across business, trade, manufacturing, construction, and real estate. It predicts Congress action on tariffs aiding American industry and prompts broader economic gains as merchants advertise and travel increases.
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Congress
Interest Rates Point to Returning Prosperity
The passage notes that falling interest rates signal abundant money and rising investment, implying renewed prosperity. It argues that high rates accompany hard times, low confidence, and money scarcity, while lower rates attract capital and stimulate investment.
Calamity Howlers Seized by Depression and Prosperity Wake
The Wheeling Intelligencer argues calamity talk undermines commerce and trust in the country. It predicts improvement will end demagogues profit from misery and bring prosperity that counters financial dishonesty and Bryanism.
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Dsryan
Bryaniain
Wheeling Intelligencer
Calamity Screamers and Prosperity Talk Clash
A political jabbering exchange in which the Wheeling Intelli gencer mocks Bryanite calamity rhetoric while the Dubuque Times ridicules alarm about tariffs and foreign imports. The piece contrasts fears of economic doom with a claim that prosperity is near as American industry rallies.
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Wheeling Intelligencer
Bryanite
Dubuque
Stand by Mr Hanna Protest Over Miner Treatment
William Warner secretary of the United Mine Workers Pittsburg District protests the use of miners officials names in statements about Senator Mark Hanna. He defends Hanna as fair to workers, notes Hanna pays high wages, and argues false stories aim to influence Ohio sentiment against Hanna despite his support for miners.
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William Warner
United Mine Workers of
Pittsburg
Mark A. Tuuna
Mark Hanna
Iabor
Patrick Dolan
Poe
Mr. Hanna
Wale
Gormeern
Phun
Negheek
Ohio
Tianna
Rainers
United States
Young
Pan Handle Coal Company
Hanna
Daniel Hanna
Polichet
Mr. Dlanna
Nothjpeg
Puewsare
Thain
Mark Banna
Mark Iannas
Bryan's 25 Cent Dollar Speech Draws Fire
A St. Louis Globe-Democrat reprint ridicules William Jennings Bryan for proposing a 25 cent dollar and a single leader to run the nation. The piece mocks his rhetoric, links Populists to radicalism, and notes support from revolutionary elements while implying his plan would devalue currency and destabilize policy.
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Bryan
Weaver
England
Ralard
Burt
St. Louis
Giobe-Lemoto
Populist Convention Rebels Against Fusion and Free Silver
The Noshville Populist convention, led by Thomas E. Watsom and allies, rejects entangling alliances with old parties. Delegates vow to stay on the Populist path, oppose fusion, and criticize Bryan and Jones of Arkansas. They say free silver alone is not a broad national platform.
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Noshville
Thomas E. Watsom
Bryan
Jones
Arkansas
Republicans and silver Democrats in cross currents
The piece notes that some Democrats who opposed Bryan last year may oppose the silver candidates again, while Republicans in the Senate plan to push the antitrust measure kept from the tariff bill to avoid delays.
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Bryan
Senate
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TDLL
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Little Rock
Ark
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Peopie Bay
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Lincoln
Chicago
Sd. Lsat
Fortier
Portland Oregonian
Philadelphia Record
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New York Times
the Times
Times
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Charles Head & Co
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Gage
Wiel Openy
Uncle Sam
Warner
United Mine Workers
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