Debates and dreams amid a world of change
A stream of 1900s political chatter touches Cuba and Mexico, railways and coal strikes, and President Roosevelt’s road to rest. Names like David B. Hill, Gorman, Bryan, Loud, and Corbin surface alongside discussions of canteens, wireless telegraphy, and flying machines, framing a nation in rapid modernization and political maneuvering.
Bankers and Fowler currency bill spar over reform hopes
The piece argues bankers oppose the Fowler currency bill, while Democrats claim it as a reform. It notes the bill is not perfect but would improve the current law with changes, like a higher five percent reserve, and predicts passage with Democratic support once political gains are absent.
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Acquittal of R. B. Molineux Praised in New York
Public acclaim follows the speedy New York trial and acquittal of R. B. Molineux. Supporters contrast the efficient second trial with the first, arguing no conviction was warranted and that favorable evidence should have been presented earlier.
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