Bonds Or No Bonds The Money Power At Wall Street
The Denver News argues the administration faces a choice between issuing more bonds or risking a falling gold reserve. Banks offer 10 million in gold to keep reserves above 100 million, while fear of another bond issue grows as the public is warned of Wall Street control over the treasury. The piece contrasts St Louis and Chicago platforms and calls for voter awareness before the election.
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Silver convention address by Congressman New lands praised
The convocation lauded Congressman New lands address on the silver issue as one of the most masterly presentations ever made in a convention hall and urged wider circulation of the form.
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Bankers balk at new bond issue until after election
Observers note New York bankers refuse another bond issue, promising to protect the reserve only through the upcoming election, signaling political calculations influence financial policy.
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Vast West Demonstration Ratified Bryan and Sewall Noms
One of the greatest political demonstrations in the West occurred in Salt Lake City as nominations for Bryan and Sewall were ratified, with broad cross party attendance and support.
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Gazette doubles down on free coinage and silver schemes
The Gazette accuses the paper of slippage while debating free coinage. It claims Southern Pacific could buy silver to pay its debt at 50 cents on the dollar if free coinage passed, then mocks the idea as a way for magnates to double their wealth, noting figures like Rothschild and Rockefeller.
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Hartman predicts large Bryan majority in Montana
Congressman Hartman estimates the Bryan camp will carry Montana by at least 30,000 votes, signaling strong support and a decisive edge in the state. He cautions that turnout and late polling could adjust the final margin.
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Best cholera remedy praised for bowel relief
Mrs. E. G. Gregory of Fredericktown Missouri hails Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best medicine for bowel complaints after a severe summer illness in a grandchild. She notes rapid relief when directions are followed and reports numerous grateful mothers. Also mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as health aids, plus local druggist W A Brown and F C Robins & Co offerings.
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