The Case Of Mr Cucrape A Novel Chapter IV
Luke Lucraft recalls a dreamlike scene of wealth pleasure and longing then signs a deed. A sinister old man and Boule-de-neige arrange a blood signed act. He awakens in Bucklersbury to hunger loss and a £30 monthly pension from unseen buyers.
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Chambers
London
St. James Park
Juliet
Sahara
Luke Lucraft
Gegleman
Boule-de-neige
Boule-deneige
Bucklersbury
Crackett
Faust
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Lucraft
Kingdom Come
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Silver Return and the Great Question of the Day
Collins from Little Rock asserts the nation faces a decisive debate on silver and the gold standard. He argues that post 1873 gold alone measures value, pressing down assets and widening social inequality, and calls the Republican convention to embrace free coinage to avoid European peasant conditions, urging clear focus on the economic core over distractions.
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Collins
Little Rock
Ark
Blanche
Tray
Sweetheart
East
Chnessmen
Prof. Gilmore
St. Louis
Gilmore
Not A New Issue Bimetallism Cornerstone Of Republic
The author urges opposition to gold bugs and bondholders, arguing bimetallism has governed US finances since 1792. He cites Jefferson and Hamilton, notes 15 to 1 then 16 to 1 silver ratios, and claims 1873 demonetization harmed farmers while benefiting banks. Concludes that single standard campaigns mislead the people and tariffs mask finance questions. Salem, Ill.
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The
Republic
Europe
Jefferson
Hamilton
Mint
Hunchback’s Fighting Ends With Police Confrontation
Indianapolis article recounts John Ryan dubbed the hump backed warrior. He fights when drunk, spinning on his hump and kicking. Patrolman Gibson subdued him after a chase to the tracks, with injuries to Gibson and Ryan ending in a hospital stay and confinement in a cell.
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John Ryan
Indianapolis Journal
Gibson
Ryan
Giblen
Malott Avenue
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MR. Cucrape
Walter Besant
James Rice
Salem, Ill
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