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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1896

Page

4

Honest Money Debate Echoes Across States to Aid Farmers

Dr J H Pool of South Mills NC praises Dr C F Taylor and The Medical World for money question editorials. Dr F J Craddock of Covington TN and others urge sound money as cash value shifts harm producers. The piece argues every dollar should reflect product parity, criticizing gold dominance and praising silver as a fair standard for prices and debt.

J H Pool South Mills N. C C. F. Taylor H. 8. Pitman East Bernstadt United States Monetary Commission Jones Mexico

Direct Legislation and Swiss Referendum Idea

The piece argues physicians face payment neglect amid poverty and urges national unity beyond party lines. It highlights Switzerland's direct legislation tools, the referendum and initiative, as superior checks on representative government and a remedy to corruption.

Proponents Call for Immediate Initiative and Referendum

Dr C F Taylor argues that Switzerland should purify politics by adopting direct democracy through the Initiative and Referendum. He asserts this change would empower voters to decide on principles and measures, expel professional politicians and lobbyists, and ensure justice for all, urging unified action despite years of debate.

Switzerland Cvet Dr. C. F. Taylor

New Kind of Pennies at Philadelphia Mint

Experiments at the Philadelphia mint test untried metals and alloys to substitute for nickel and copper in cents and nickels. Aluminum and nickel alloys are explored, with concerns about annealing, workability, and large-scale coinage. Chief metallurgist Dr. D. K. Tuttle notes aluminum’s light weight but warns of processing difficulties.

Philadelphia Congress Philadelphia Mint D. K. Tuttle Mint Switzerland Switerland Sil

Bronze and aluminum in coinage debate cited by Roxbury Gazette

The piece discusses bronze coins using copper tin and bronze alloys, notes aluminum bronze for small values is unlikely due to workability and color. It mentions German silver used by a South American state and quotes a Roxbury Gazette exchange predicting prosperity with McKinley, including a bold election bet.

Scott Roxbury Gazette

National Alliance Demands Adopted at Washington 1896

Official National Alliance demands broad reforms including public ownership of utilities by eminent domain, a national currency with coinage of silver and gold, a graduated income tax, postal savings banks, and opposition to interest bearing bonds. Transportation, land, direct election of senators, and district legislation are called for, with a referendum mechanism and a note from Mattias R A. SouTravorrs.

Washington, D. C United States Ele Mattias

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