McKinley Seeks Financial Reform and International Balance
In his inaugural address President McKinley urges a monetary commission to revise coinage banking and currency laws and to pursue international bimetallism. He stresses debt avoidance through revenue growth, tariffs reciprocity, and a firm nonintervention foreign policy while calling for stronger law enforcement and a revived merchant marine.
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Substitute for rubber reported from Seneca county
A Seneka county journal announces a new rubber substitute from a central state tree. Sap from the tapped trunk forms elastic layers that vulcanize like rubber, with tests by scientists supporting wide use. A company is planned to market the material, source says the supply is inexhaustible. An earlier item notes a two hour engagement between Greeks on MalaXa heights and Bashivazouks near Narakoron and Chkatri.
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