Why are Money Powers Dividing on Silver Policy
A garbled discussion questions the alignment of European and American money interests on silver policy. It ponders why bankers and millionaires oppose silver restoration, and why factions dispute the impact of a cheap dollar, touching on political shifts and the orthodoxy of sound money debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hordachilde
Europe
America
Morse
Doe
Cleveland
National
OL Metalliet
Wall Street Opposes Silver Standard Debate
A column questions Wall Street’s opposition to silver as a monetary base, arguing history shows opposition signals the need for reform. It discusses gold versus silver standards, debt effects on workers, and calls for broader financial confidence amid banking fragility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henanse
Wall Street
Thie Republic
Eueh
Pha Cnet
Aspec
Morgan
The Mints Report on Gold and Silver Through History
The document surveys gold and silver stocks since the discovery of America, noting vast totals and the difficulty of exact judgment. It cites the Mint director’s figures, discusses coinage and arts use, and references the Sherman and McKinley era acts, drawing connections to circulation and currency value.
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America
Europe
Uae
Matey
Mambeldt
Roman Empire
United States
Sidh Din
Stiil
Preston
Juy
Tara
Wiley
United States Mint
Treasury
Trade revival noted after rold cnptration and failures
Del Mar from London reports a slow recovery in trade as beliefs and receipts improve. The half year ended October 5, 1895 show receipts of £53 and 2,214,268 in the exchequer with a 1,257,221 balance compared to 1894. Foreign trade returns indicate a rise in mining and manufacturing sectors amid broader economic shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Mar
London
Amninae Esson Tod
Nike
Politician Matthew Marshall Faces Treasury Debates in Boston Speech
A Boston speech by Matthew Marshall criticizes fiscal policy on gold redemption and bond sales. The piece argues revenue was diverted from redeeming legal tender to other uses, leaving the treasury with a shrinking gold balance while deficits grew. It labels the secretary’s remarks as political and unworthy of office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Marshall
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Boston
Treasury
Hawkers Weigh In On Currency Plans And Banks
Reporters quote Mr Curtis noting bankers oppose swift financial reform and doubt a dire winter. They warn of currency contraction by Parliament, seek 100000 in interest notes, back retirement of reserve, and favor more large notes as substitute. Public sentiment urged to stay hopeful amid pending policy shifts.
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Curtis
Ferre
McLary
Greenhirke
Sual Philanthops
Meagher Defends Silver and Gold Free Coinage Stand
The text argues for free coinage of silver and gold at a ratio of 1 to 1 to avoid national bankruptcy and curb foreign domination by money sharks. It supports independence from a single government, condemns gold hoarding, and insists an honest dollar with universal acceptability is essential for stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Meagher
Corte
Rothechitt
London Syndiccat
Caprice
Hener
Europe
London
Paris
Berlin
Frankfort
New York
United States
Dale Lane
Monty
Mr. Meweh
Teller Warns He May Quit GOP Over Gold Standard Nominee
Senator Teller says he would resign his senate seat and retire from politics if a gold standard candidate is named for the presidency. He predicts Eastern states may dictate the Republican convention and condemns Sherman and McKinley on financial policy. He opposes any nominee tied to silver or gold standards and vows Colorado would not vote for a gold candidate.
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Tellen
Teller
Washington
Republican Party
Senate
Dnatty
Sherman
McKinley
Allison
West
Colorado
The Dollar Debate on Honest Money and Labor
A historical treatise argues for a dollar that fairly measures labor and value. It contrasts gold and greenback standards, warning that a cheap or favored dollar harms the majority. The text appeals to constitutional ideals and the need for stable, just money tied to labor.
Prices and politics in the silver debate and Lincoln vs Cleveland
The article contrasts Lincoln and Cleveland salaries in sound money and bullion terms, argues inflation affects prices, and defends the Populist stance on silver. It asserts the Republican party faced ridicule while the free silver and Populist movements gain strength, urging independent political judgment.
Populist Mortgage Plan In British Politics
Salisbury attacks a government scheme to consolidate mortgages by funding landlords at two percent, claiming it will save a small rate for tenants. He questions Commons support and fears broader impacts on unions and political alignment. The piece notes American Anglophiles might rush to back the populist proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
House
of Commons
Tired Women Find Strength In A Health Tonic
A claimant describes severe fatigue and low spirits from illness. She recounts using Hood's Sarsaparilla after a friend's suggestion and reports a noticeable improvement after the trial, noting increased energy and relief from distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutine
Lulso
Improper Kitchen Lesson Sparks Family Fracas After Trip
A young woman unversed in cooking aims to impress her strained husband. After returning from a bridal trip, she leaves the kitchen door ajar. Her husband storms in from the office demanding, Have you washed the lettuce? Where is the koay?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza
Brokers Become Boys Again at the Exiled Court
A chaotic scene unfolds as brokers and youths clash amid a tense confrontation. Shouts and gavel strikes echo as guards move to calm the crowd. A dramatic turn ends with the crowd reacting to threatened penalties and a final wave of orders.
Long Lost Girl Found in Wartime Tale
A fragmentary report recalls a wartime event where a missing daughter of George I is located after a tragedy. details are incomplete but indicate a discovery during a conflict and a family’s grief. The narrative mentions a Mr McLeod, a wife’s death, and a potential living daughter linked to a farmer’s spouse.
Crippled by Prayer Revival Report From Fatemount
A revival has persisted for months in Fatemount near Chathineaga Tet. An ardent worker, Hey Woo Les, described as the most zealous, claims intense prayer rounds. Officials report the case involves damage to the Meow site and accusations of excessive time spent, with a local authority present for statements.
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Fatemount
Jy Chathineaga
Woo Les Y
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