Defunct Treasury And The Gold Reserve Decline
The passage notes a tumultuous account of the gold reserve in the treasury tied to Democratic policy. It cites a $10,400,000 balance before the act, a later $63,000,000 figure after a $50,000,000 bond loan and premiums, and then fluctuations leading to concerns about credit and national solvency tied to party actions. The text frames these changes as consequences of Democratic governance and fear of free trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Thoi
Ers
Ils
Feleve
Japan Mail
Yokohama
Japan
Hiogo
Sen
Tokio
United States
Ceal
Tanget Nile Povo
Hota
Decreased Use of Wool and Tariff Debate
A long account notes declines in U S wool imports and domestic consumption for the year and discusses tariff effects. It cites McKinley era protections and responses from mills and shippers. It also recounts wage comparisons in Japan and expects mixed American trade impact this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooten
Regulars of the Fourth U S Battery Recall War Service
James Maher of the National Tribune speaks for old regulars. He asserts the 1st 4th U S Battery bore heavy losses and that veterans from west to frontiers deserve medals of honor for service before during and after the Civil War. He cites Comrade McGivern and recalls acts of courage including protecting Lieutenant Voss from an ammo plot at Camp Bailey Bladensburg. Describes McLane’s winter march at Valley Forge and vivid wartime scenes as proof of enduring valor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aearty
James Maher
National ‘Tribune
Tribune
N. J. McGivern
Isis
U.S
Leavenworth
Petersburg
Army of the Potomac
John Gibbon
Art
Sam
C. Henry Moore
Philadelphia
Richard L. ‘Tea
Whipple Barracks
Arizona
Comrane McGivern
Johnny Cook
John Johnston
Billy Hosarty
Comr
McGivern
Voss
Camp Bailey
Bladensburg
Colonel McLane
Congress
McLane
Valle Forge
Lub
Prominent tips on babies ears and thumbs care
A fragment heavy with old fashion child care guidance. It warns mothers against tying ears behind infant heads and warns of flat thumbs from cradling habits. It then shifts to a Salvation Army scene and a nurse’s reflection on a dying woman who slummed to help others, closing with sewing and household how‑to notes for windows, curtains, buttons, and simple kitchen recipes.
Soldier Fires on Turkey in Southern Pennsylvania
A march along a hot dusty road in Pennsylvania yields a dramatic moment as a soldier breaks ranks to shoot a gobbler hiding in roadside shrubs. Major commands halt, the turkey falls to a rifle blast, and the man quips that the major’s orders were clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Billy
Richmond
Brown
Pennsylvania
Sudd
Turkey
Walt Bo Sieans Ladt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Treasury
Democratic Party
National Gold Reserve
C.K Kennedys
Review
Willises
Iowa
Texas
J. B. Ware
Ames
Demonc
Eastox
Mass
Eagle Wass
Mexico
Henderson
York
Oakes A. Asis
England
Sheffield Cutlers
London
Sherman
Metane
Valley Forge
Goldsboro
McClure
Magazi
Rhode Island
N. Y. Advertiser
Troy
Hhad
Board of Education
Kemp
Val
Sun Cove
Hov
Salvation Army
Jesus
Renae Sene
Chicago Herald
Chicago
Rome
Armin
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