Political Parties Split Over Free Coinage and Gold Standard
The Denver News hints that the Democratic, Republican, and Populist platforms on bimetalism and free coinage are mere forms. The piece questions the money power’s grip, urges a ballot on silver and gold, and proposes a broader North and South American monetary balance as a response to centralization fears.
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Cleveland
Sherman
Denver News
Lincoln
America
North
South America
Unclear State Tax Law and Finance Degree Talk
The text muses on granting a Doctor of Finance degree, hopes for a railroad, and awaiting a silver lining. It notes a South Carolina bedroom law deemed unconstitutional by one court, doubts about a say tax collector, Hentenrows Penn reporting thirty three voters, and liquor-license revenue overpowering other taxes while complaints persist about a misspelled name.
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South Carolina
Hentenrows
Penn
World’s Fair disturbance and silver question commentary
The column surveys political tension over the silver issue, notes Congressmen signaling ahead of the first vote, and comments on presidential concerns while touching on economic matters touching silver, gold, and westward industry. It also highlights editorials on education, local advertising practice, and a New Mexico Agricultural College prospectus.
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Kingman
Arizona Sea of Journalism
J. A. Whitmore
San Marcial Reporter
White Oaks railroad to be built by Texas & Pacific
El Paso reports that construction of the White Oaks road will begin soon, with work pursuing to coal lands at White Oaks, N.M. The project ties to a Kansas City El Paso Mexican line and could shorten eastern routes by about 250 miles. A August meeting will organize the new venture while banks in Denver face closures and other regional news unfolds.
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Agricultural College
New Mexico
San Croces
N. M
el Paso Times
White Oaks
Texas & Pacific Railroad
el Paso
Texas & Pacific
Denver News
Texas
L. H. Thorne
Texas & Pacific Railway
Kansas City, el Paso & Mexican Railway Company
N.M
Jay Gould
Washburn
Frisco
Kansas
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