Miner disputes and political ribbing in Denver and Albuquerque
Denver Sun reflects on class conflict amid strikes and floods in Colorado. A Fort Scott populist resolution denounces coinage schemes. Senators probe sugar trust bribery while newspaper correspondents face pressure. Albuqueruue bank wrecker Folsom posts bail and flees to Europe, with justice called unpredictable yet humorous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Trust
Tris
Folsom
Albuquerque
Europe
Deming
Cripple Creek Miners Form Desperate Mob
The New Mexican condemns a Cripple Creek miners mob for using force to impose union demands. It accuses an executive of radical socialist influence, calls for denouncement by liberty loving citizens, and urges government action to curb anarchistic tactics at the principal mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Crook
Cripple Creek
Hallett
Labor Bosses Oppress Workers Say Slavery Lies in Organizers
A 19th century critique argues labor slavery exists not in capital but in bosses who force workers into unions or face ruin. It condemns coercive organizers while praising fraternal unions that pursue mutual improvement without attacking employers. It calls government protection for workers’ right to labor freely.
Monetized silver and coinage history excerpt
Suvaron Varsi comments on silver monetization and free coinage with or without international agreement. The article surveys U S coinage from 1792 to 1900, listing gold and silver minted, denominations, and acts shaping currency policy, including silver purchases, Treasury notes, and parity goals. It notes figures for coinage volumes, notes issued, and bullion held, with focus on the policy shifts and monetary framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suvaron Varsi
Georgi
Pennania
Cameron
UN: Fates
Europe
America
Asia
Cvatom House
Seigniorage and coinage shifts in early American mintage
The passage discusses profit from seigniorage around 55,000 dollars and notes the rise of silver coinage after 1873 following California gold discovery in 1849. It explains compulsory silver purchases of 54,000,000 ounces annually under a 800 act boosting silver output, spurring white metal production while reducing gold mining, and later the repeal dampening mining, with paper money of the war to be addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
China
Japan
Pal
Rio Grande Mexico Pacific board meeting and survey notes
A Rio Grande Mexico & Pacific railroad sub corp meeting in Joloolgl reviewed a Fort Cummings reservation water supply survey and pipeline plans. Attendees included Waldo, Stover, Du Albuquerque, Reynolds, Manganaroy, Staub, Wood, and others from Las Vegas and the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande, Mexico & Pacific Railroad Company
Joologl
Ufe
Henry L Waldo
Ob Fort Cummings
Menera
Stover
C.duquerque
J. Raynolds
F. A Manganaroy
Las Vegas
A. Staub
Jood HL. Waldo
PA. Manzanaree
Browne-Mancunia Roe
Congross
New Moviso
Washington
Eddy
Roswell
Pete
Wong
Reynolds and Company Ad for News Depot Goods
An old advertisement listing News Depot periodicals daily and weekly papers novels books and stationery Candies Nuts and Fruita Cigars Topaccios from W H Reynolds & Co. highlighting a broad shop catalog and tobacco offerings.
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Coloravo
Denver Sun
Colorado
Fort Scott
Kansas
Burron Huenes
Albuquerriuo
Jemar Springs
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Texer
Galiarerro Bros
Ing
Township No. 14
South
Ranger
Thie
Gro. R. Youxo
U.S. Land Ofer
Roowell, N.M
H. Cosenove
George Sligh
Mee
Anna Riod
Mina Marie Lane
Mrs. BF
Gummi
Miss Venn Gumm
Wallace Gumi
4Uttn Cushing
Ruidoso
Layo Orrick
Rowwnt
Alain
Gannon Thy
Benjamin B
Jobo & Sinner
Benita
Interior Department
Gav. R. Young
Ziegler Bros
Iain
Sion
Zegler Bros
Hastivtom
White Oaks
IMM
Wasllington
D.C
News Depot
W.H. Reynolds & CO
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