Brown editorial critiques on silver policy and tariffs
The piece, published August 1 1897, discusses Bryan and silver policy, the Dingley tariff, and McKinley administration. It critiques Cleveland era consular fees, Pingree’s leather tariff claim, and shoe costs, arguing for or against protectionism and monetary policy while referencing Gorman and international bimetallism.
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McKinley
Cleveland
Pingree
Howarth
Shark versus Hindu: eight yard showdown on Calcutta river
An Indian river encounter describes a large shark near Calcutta stirred by crowds. A naked Hindoo, armed with a lariat, lassoes the shark’s tail and drags the creature ashore after a tense, dogged struggle. The nine foot shark nets a buyer’s price aiding the Hindu captain's livelihood.
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Hugh
Ganges
India
Hindoo
Shark
Hine Joo
Tsana
Aenap
Siuil
Hindeo
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