What It Did for Uncle Ben and His Neighbors
A long tale set in a New England town describes Uncle Benjamin, a factory owner who is persuaded by a senator to swap gold for U S bonds and bank notes. He amasses wealth, but the scheme collapses wages and harms neighbors, showing how inflation of state bonds and bank charters devastates working families and local economies.
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Benjamin
Massachusetts
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Uncle Ben
United States
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U. S
Greenbacks
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Uncle Ban
Treasury Department
Berjimin
Bonda
Uncle Bersmin
New York
Chemical Bank
John A. Logan
Prof
L. ¥. Fuller
Vineland, NJ
National Alliance Demands In Progressive Republican Vision
A presidential era piece outlines the National Alliance demands for a progressive republican government. It calls for public control of monopolies, a national currency, free coinage of silver and gold, limited government revenues, postal savings banks, government ownership of critical services, direct election of U S senators, and direct legislation via initiative and referendum. The document emphasizes eminent domain to reclaim private utilities and a monetary system expanding access to the people.
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United States
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