Teller declares himself a silver man against party lines
Former senator Henry M Teller of Colorado spoke in Omaha asserting silver is the sole remedy for hard times. He said he would bolt the Republican party if it rejects a silver plank or nominates an anti silver candidate, predicting a global shift toward free coinage and an international conference led by Germany.
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Why Germany Demonetized Silver After War Debts
The passage explains Germany’s silver demonetization amid post Franco Prussian War debts and a planned shift to gold. It notes a 1000 million dollar war indemnity from France to fund the change, the aim to increase gold value, and bankers seizing the opportunity. Bismarck later called the decision a mistake left to bad advisers.
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Supreme Court upholds right to self defense on own premises
The U S Supreme Court reversed an Arkansas ruling that a man may not fire in self defense on his own property if he did not retreat. It holds a person on his premises may defend himself if not provoked and believes danger exists, without retreat.
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