Hidden Political Shifts and Economic Debate in Norfolk
A survey of letters and editorials notes a secret organization in Alexandria, tariff reform debates influenced by the New York Tribune, and warnings against McKinleyism. It highlights civic figures like W. E. Foster and Minister Ransom, plus commentary on Mexican trade and rising food costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Str
Alexandria
Way
Washington, D. C
the Supreme Temple, Silver Knights of America
Ransom
Wis
Mexico
Orengoa
Debate over tariff policy and money standards in 19th century press
The Tribune defends free trade and warns against McKinley tariff plans while Edward Leech argues for stable gold backed currency. The piece notes the Republican stance on tariffs, the role of credit in global commerce, and the danger of abandoning gold payments. It highlights a women’s edition of a Virginian paper aiding St. Vincent's Hospital and Florence Crittenden Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward ©. Leech
Mint
North American Review
Weilher
Carlisle
Rand
Europe
Union
Leech
United States
Mexico
South America
Ladies Dongola Oxford Shoes at One Price
Advertises Black and Tan ties and ladies Dongola oxfords in tan and black. Hand sewn style, available in many shapes. Priced at 2 dollars, claiming quality equal to three dollar oxford styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Bentlemen
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Common Council
New York ‘Tribune
the Tribune
McKinley
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Fariif
Democrata
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Watt, Rettew & Clay
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Sweet, Orr & Co
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Kiks
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Pottsville
Atl Druggists
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M. Unstadter
Shoe Bulletin
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Dongola Oxfords
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Donovan
Church Street
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Cali
D. P. Donovan
Irwin's
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