Silver State and Nevada silver debate in Ogden Standard
The Ogden Standard endorses silver and argues for a unified Silver party to push free coinage. It claims Nevada already formed such a banner and asserts electoral potential in the Mississippi Valley. It urges Nevada and other silver states to abandon Cleveland and party lines and rally for silver regardless of national party.
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Ogden Standard
Utah
Nevada
Mississippi
South
Mississippi Valley
Standard
Stewart and
Jones
Cleveland
Sherman
Washington
Carson
No Money for Recoinage Halts Mint Operations
The appropriation for loss on recoinage of worn and uncurrent silver coin for the current fiscal year is exhausted and no transfer can be made from the treasury to the mints. The secretary of the treasury plans not to resume coinage of silver bullion under the Sherman act and the gold bullion stock at the New Orleans mint is very limited, causing coinage operations there to be discontinued. About seventy...
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Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
New Orleans
Furloughed workers amid silver bullion hold profits claim
The Treasury reports 137,644,000 fine ounces of Sherman act silver bullion bought for 124,083,323 dollars with a coinage value of 177,964,000 dollars. If coined into silver dollars the government would gain about 54,000,000 dollars, potentially funding ordinary expenses. Mints at Philadelphia and San Francisco will continue gold coinage, though a single gold standard could shutter mints.
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
Debs Released from Jail After Six Months Imprisonment
Eugene Debs, president of the A R U, freed from Woodstock jail after six months for violating the interstate commerce law. He spoke in Chicago on liberty, arguing judiciary oversteps rights of workers. A large labor-union demonstration greeted his release.
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Woodstock
Trades Unions of
Chicago
Debs
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