Prosperity Shown In 1899 Iron Trade And Trade Tables
A 1899 overview notes continued railroad earnings and dividends return, sharp rise in bank clearings, and strong industrial expansion led by iron and coal production. It cites McKinley’s 1896 election as stability, with formal figures on iron output rising from 245 516 to 294 186 tons weekly and coal shipments reaching a record 47 665 203 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Wall Street
Bryan
White House
Tidewater
United States
Pune
Democrats and Free Silver Tangle in Boston Herald Note
The Boston Herald questions how Democrats can carry the country under free silver as a central issue with Ryan as a candidate. It argues the Democrats rely on him as a historic method of national political success since the rise of the Republican party, noting focus on Eastern States and states north of the Ohio River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bryan
Democratic Party
San Francisco
Lowell White
Republican Party
Boston Herald
Ryan
Ohio River
Gold Standard Act Defines Value Parity and Debt Refund
The measure establishes gold as the standard unit of value at 25.8 grains of 0.9 fine gold, requires parity for all U S money, and tasks the Treasury to maintain it. It sets a $150,000,000 redemption fund, provides bonds to restore reserves, and outlines note issuance and silver policies under a broad bimetallic framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
General Fund of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Treasurer of
General Fund of the Treasury of the
Reserve Fund
Treas
National Banking Association
Acta
The Democracy and the Trusts in Congress Debate
The Kansas City Journal questions if any Democrat in Congress with anti trust sentiment acted when the party held power. It argues Democrats lack firm convictions on trusts, using the issue for political gain, and notes a recent congressional vote showing sympathy toward trusts over reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Kansas City Journal
Congress
SBS Goushines
Ofeaie
Books for the Campaign in Republican literature
The article surveys essential campaign reading for Republicans, naming The Tribune Almanac and The Campaign Text Book by O P Austin, plus works on money and tariffs. It lists titles by Muhlemann, White, Noyes, Taussig, Tourgée, Baker, McKinley speeches, and tariff and expansion literature. It highlights periodicals like Money and The Expansionist and notes related political texts for 1900 campaign context.
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Republican Party
Tribune
National Committee of
Party
O. P. Austin
Bureau of Statistics
Treasury Department
National Committee
Bryan Vs. McKinley
Samuel Levelhead
Joseph R McLaughlin
Chicago
Laird & Lee
Congress
William J. Bryan
Park Row
Maurice L. Muhlemann
United States
Sub-Treasury
New York
Charles H. Nicoll
Horace White
New-York
Putnam
A. D. Noyes
Monetary Commission
University of Chi Press
J. Laughlin
Henry Loomis Nelson
Harper & Bros
F. W. Taussig
Harvard
Albion W. Tourgée
the Evening Post
Albert Clary
Home Market Club
Boston
Crder
Expansionist
Broadway
TV Magazine
Httle
Edward Bickwell
Reston
Smann, Maynard & Co
Hawaii
Philippines
Rico
Cuba
C. A. Garden
New York 5& In
Whitelaw Reid
Century Company
Guam
Porto Rico
Hama Wake Island
Charles Morris
Philippine Islands
Philadelphia
J. S Cott Company
Bros
Nicaragua
Wrists & Suamona
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Atchison
Central New Jersey
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Ae
Chicago & East Illinois
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago & Northwest
R. J. & Pacific
Omaha
Litter's Cley. Cin
Chicago & St L . & Ao
Ss Louis & 8. F
Dike Southern Railway
Union Pacific
American Sugar Refining
American Tobacco
Consolidated Ga’ Wees
SS General Electri Ee Seversee
Metropolitan Street Railway
Manhattan
Pacific Mall Cna
Tiiman Palace
United States Rubber
United States Leather
Western Union
American Economist
American Protective Tariff League
West Twenty-thirist
Protectionist
George B. Curtiss
Pan-American Publishing Company
B W. Thompson
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Ellis Roberts
G. B. Stebbins
Ray Stannard Baker
Doubleday & Company
iNterstate
Bostom
Charlies Emory Smith
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