Silver groundswell shapes coming Democratic convention
Denver News reports silver men gain traction as the Democratic national convention nears. Estimates place their majority around 100 to 300, with Chicago a trusted gauge and New York too biased by yellow journalism. A party split over silver could cost Missouri border states and the South, risking a Democratic collapse if free coinage dominates.
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Bond sales harm gold reserve and economic relief
The Philadelphia American reviews Cleveland bond sales noting the fourth issue failed to restore prosperity or halt gold exports. It argues the policy harms producing classes, depresses property values, reduces customs revenues, and weakens treasury cash while draining the gold reserve for greenbacks and notes. The piece condemns contraction through bond issuance as ineffective.
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Return to bimetal lism urged amid economic critique
The text argues that money from circulation and gold monometalism threaten national and producer class bankruptcy, urging a return to bimetalism. It also notes historic life expectancy data for doctors, a claim about longevity trends, and promotes Hod's Sarsaparilla and Brown & Piper's garden tools as remedies and suppliers.
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