International bimetallism and silver coinage debate
A lengthy editorial discusses the Review of Reviews stance on money and silver. It rejects unilateral free coinage by the United States, favors international bimetallism, and cautions against destabilizing shifts. It notes President Cleveland's fixed position through 1897 and predicts possible shifts as Asia and the Americas grow economically.
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Review of
Ian
United States
Cain's Financial School
Haryry
Salt Lake City
Memphis
Chicago
Mississippi Valley
South
Far West
Cleveland
White House
China
Japan
India
Australia
South America
Mexico
Agitation and political currents shape 1895 issues
The piece surveys silver monometallism debates, rising prosperity, and party dynamics. It notes that silverites shift away from 16 to 1 policy, warns against demagoguery, and cites press opinions on Debs trial. It also mentions cabinet appointments, farm yields, and local notices.
Power and Wealth of the United States survey
An important paper by Michael G. Mulhall appears in the June North American Review. The piece surveys the energy and productiveness of the American nation from a foreign viewpoint and promises considerable insight for readers who study it closely.
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The
United States
Michael G. Mulhall
North American Review
Town Notes and Local Happenings in Ellendale
Town residents greet visitors and report small town life updates. George Feorkins begins house keeping while J W Phinister greets friends in town. Rev Johnston and family attend Guelph social. Several locals travel to Ellendale and Forman, with weathering milk production at the local separator and a wind mill installed by W D Huffman. Albert Flanders heals from a blood poisoning scare, and J D Yaiser plans a short stay.
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Tee Millue
Willy
JW. Phinister
Suaubyudly
George Feorkins
G.S. Stuart
T. J. Hassett
R. H. Dalker
Ellendale
B. L. Adamson
Court
Johnston
Guelph
Charles Randall
Theta Randall
Hécla
D. W. Holbrook
Ellen
Jale
F. C. Johnson
Theville
Ludden
William Grow
Lilian Scott
Forman
Lee Samson
Auuindale
AE. Clark
Oakes
W. D. Huffman
B.E. Cook
J. D. Yaiser
E. F. Dunton
Courtney
Samuel Lord
Annandale
Minn
Straubville Notes From Oakes and Area
In Oakes on Saturday Tohn Phimister visited with Mesdames J. W. Bush and Straub. A daughter was born to Ik. AL Nopstad’s family last week. Mrs. Peter Muffle suffers eye inflammation. Jim Muleshey, a section foreman, bought a house and moved it into town. J. W. Straub’s horse was injured by a barb wire fence. Drought damaged forty acres of J. W. Straub’s corn. he will replant with barley.
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Tohn Phimister
Oakes
Mesdames
J. W. Bush
Straub
AL Nopstad
Peter Muffle
Jim Muleshey
J. W. Straub
Glover Residents Note Local Travel and Farm Movements
GLOVER. Rainy days slow work while crops look promising. B L Tyerson did business at LaMoure last Monday. N O Tollefson lists farmers wealth. P L Anderson moved to northeast county farm. Oscar Olson of Minneapolis visiting relatives here. L Reag prep for Detroit trip this fall. Glover went to Minneapolis last week, back by July 5. Dahlvang Bros. returned from Minnesota last Tuesday. A A Olson, A E Bowen and A A Fladager to Ellendale Sunday, back Monday. Neighbors attended services at Ft Ransom last Sunday with good sermon and time. young people enjoyed the trip.
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B. L. Tyerson
LaMoure
N. O. Tollefson
P.L. Anderson
Oscar Olson
Minneapolis
L. Reag
Detroit
Mid
Glover
A. A. Olson
A. E. Bowen
A. A. Fladager
Ellendale
Ft. Ransom
Hhey
Trix
Wisconsin Central Lines Offer Superior Train Facilities
The article notes extensive railroad infrastructure including miles of rails and ties, but emphasizes the Wisconsin Central Lines provide superior facilities on all trains between St Paul and Chicago. Connections extend to lines east and south, underscoring the quality of service for travelers.
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United States
Wisconsin Central Lines
St Paul
Chicago
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