International Monetary Conference and the Silver Question
An article by Prof. H. Foxwell in Contemporary Review argues for a broad monetary base beyond gold. It traces 1867 the shift toward gold and silver, cites British and French actions, and discusses a return to bimetallic policy with free mintage at a fixed ratio. It highlights current debates in Europe and in London about reestablishing silver as legal tender to stabilize prices and exchange.
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Who Owns America The Landowners Debate In Copy
The piece outlines vast land holdings by Vanderbilts and other magnates, noting millions of acres owned by individuals and corporations including Standard Oil and foreign ownership. It warns of debt and urges readers to contribute to a fund. A county alliance seeks a top lecturer, offering compensation and expenses.
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