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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1896
Page
4
In a wary remark on the recent ticket of Harrison and Reid, observers suggest that altering a single letter in the ticket next June might transform national outcomes come November. The comment hints at how small changes could sway voter perception in the upcoming race.
The Philadelphia Press and others dispute claims that the House Committee on Territories seeks to create states from ten boroughs to influence the Republican national committee and the St Louis convention. They argue anti McKinley leaders would not gain from such tactics and dismiss the conjecture as unfounded while noting Cleveland’s letter of declination resembles the controversial letter that never arrived.
The editorial argues for firm, impartial enforcement of the sidewalk obstruction ordinance and weighs public benefit against perceived favoritism. It cites eminent domain as precedent, questions public will, and notes prior failed reforms in Cuba and local political dynamics.
The author argues for expanding silver use to strengthen the dollar, proposing free coinage of American silver at 16 to 1 with gold, plus tariffs to curb silver imports. He warns silver demonetization harmed output and urges a mixed standard to boost circulation and exports, contrasting with a strict gold standard.
The author argues the US needs an elastic currency to spur development, with silver and gold policy shaping exports, debt, and the balance of trade. He suggests bimetallism, protective duties on gold standard nations, and a boosted money supply to relieve mass burdens and secure favorable cash flow. The piece questions the path forward and urges immediate action.
Astrolabe cast for Monday April 20 predicts a truthful child born that day though deaf mute. The piece comments on Wilkes-Barre politics and a proposed crown for Frank Willing Leach, plus advice to ward politicians to avoid enforcing ordinances or risk losing jobs.
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