Arizona public opinion on coinage and money supply
A letter expresses support for free coinage and a 20 to 1 population to money ratio in Arizona. It dismisses rumors of political appointments, notes local concerns, and cites Danen Hamasos of Chica who would ease money market stringency by circulating silver dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Danen Hamasos
Chica
Congress
Veet
Senate
House
Gov. Osborne
Wyoming
Beckwitl
Florence
Gold shipments surge as Sherman act looms over U S
European gold floods New York amid fears the Sherman act will not be repeated. Reported weekly imports exceed ten million dollars, raising questions on treasury depletion and the rationale adopted by supporters of the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
New York
Geport
Lcan
Chamber urges merchants to press repeal of Sherman Act
The Boston Chamber of Commerce asks members to contact wholesale merchants in the west and south to urge repeal of the Sherman Act. An Arizona fan receiving the appeal would know how to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Arizona
Sibley Opposes Gold Standard in Divided Congress
Congressman Sibley led a split stance in his state, opposing a single gold standard. In a Saturday speech he closed his sharp attack by claiming the country’s salvation hinges on citizens south of Mason Dixon and west of the Alleghanies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Sibley
Congress
Iis
Mason & Dixons
Alleghanies
Costly 20 to 1 silver ratio proposal debated before senate
The letter to Senator Voorhees outlines a $112.86 transport and refining cost for converting dollars to a 20 to 1 silver ratio. It claims $97 million in bullion needs, notes global supply reactions, and warns of gold payment and policy forfeiture. Opponents cite permanent principles and risks to the dollar and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sxenerang Canute & In
Voorlee
United States
Nion
South
Middle States
Eilver
Gold bug prophecy and Grover Cleveland tale in 1900 era
A long poem style narrative critiques Grover Cleveland and gold interests, portraying a gold bug guiding policy toward Wall Street. It envisions heavenly voices urging courage for labor, calls out anti silver maneuvers, and ends with a broad national uprising as a moral commentary on money power and liberty. Local notices follow, including deaths, births, and civic updates from Tombstone and Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Grover Cleveland
Grove
Cleveland
Wall Street
Mogland
Diver
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Frank Heney
Simmons Liver Regulator
Coves Day
Judestike
Bose
Atlantic
Pacific
Peter
Elre
Anji
John H. Jones of
Bisbee
Mrs. McKay
California
Tucson
R. Parkins
el Faso
J.D. Duncan and Family
San Simon
San Jos
Dave Kelly
Chicago
Palmer Seamons and
Mra
Rud
Mra. Win. Kieke
Albuquerque
James Howell
Dr. Goodfellow
San Mateo
Beacon
Dan Hennessy
Brother Mike
East
Law School
The
Michigan University
Hob Stevens
Frederick Munster
Soligen
Germany
A. Adanwon
Solingen
America
Tombstone
John McGreggor
Don Cabezas
Phenix
Chise
Dos Caberse
Trier
Markham
Carlisle
J. Webb Flanagan
el Paso
Tex
Secretary of the Treasury
New York Stock Exchange
de Cout
Treasury Department
Mexico
San Juan de Unis
Bland
Springer
Jays and Means
Banking and Currency
Pringer
Guaymas
Sonora
Sierra Madee
Ear Arenas
Moe
Simmons
Ayer
Age
Brockton
Mane
Ager
Linas
Meeuxe
Bouolt
Ayers
Wisechester
Hohlen
J.C. Ayer & To
G. Gloger
Watertown
Wis
Boschee
Ak ‘Saale Udy
Patti Pace
Trsctf
Ecpoliala
Strmet
Dan Joan
Neware
Tom Hood
Preyaret
Ackers Wasren
Box Wil
Erie Medical CO
Buffalo, N.Y
Sanders Electaig
Fantom
Renee
Sennen
DR. Sanden
Sanden Electric CO
Stimer Bloc
Denver
GOL
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