Remonetize silver debated in Troy Herald address
In a Troy Herald public address, the speaker advocates remonetizing silver to restore it to full legal tender while warning that increasing currency risks inflation and debt. He argues bi metalism harms debtors, criticizes the force resumption policy, and urges fiscal reform, cheaper transport, tariff changes, and reduced government spending to spur growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
China
Germany
England
France
Jesus
Tury
Ile Signe
Army
Real Stanes
Riine
Pye
Annes
Gregnbacks Ste
National Bank
Wall
Lombard
World Populations Recounted in New Scientific American Figures
The article presents calculated world population at 1,423,917,000 with 28 per aquare Nile, listing regional totals for Europe Asia Africa America and Australia. It cites Turkey in Europe Asia and Africa totaling 47,600,000 and notes Egypt Tripoli and Tunis distribution, plus Russian empire and British Indies figures along with city populations for London Paris New York Brooklyn and Berlin.
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Australia
Asia
America
Africa
Europe
Germany
Franco
Alstracht
Seituin
Hungary
Snares
Switzerland
Ofeuam HS BS Hollanis
Italy
Stase
Luxemberg
Turkey
Russia
Sweden
Bervia
Norway
Montenegro
Denmark
Greece
Egypt
Tripoli
Tunis
Anna
Russian Empire
British Indies
China
Japan
London
Parla
New York
Brooklyn
Berlin
Scientific American
Proportions of the Body and Newark Sermon Incident
The text outlines body proportion rules claiming height matches arm span and limb measures while noting a sermon by George Frankie Train in Newark warning women about drink and vice. It references antisocial conduct and a dryout remark observed in the audience during his talk.
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George Frankie Train
Newark
Fragmented Rural Quotation Sparks Reflection on Art
An elderly speaker notes a preference for poetry while chores are underway. She recalls sticking to the fence and composing lines of Cap'n Jinks, suggesting art grants a sense of enduring life beyond daily labor. The fragment hints at a rustic, reflective mood.
Scarlet hue elite South praised for dignity of women
The message argues the region’s elite, though numerous and marked by a red reputation, should note the women’s enduring dignity and propriety. It asserts women have never before devalued themselves by entering certain gatherings, as stated by An tono Miraldi.
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South
Antono Miraldi
Famine Stricken Crew Mutinies For Flesh On Sea
New York reports detail the Sallie Steelman crew after forty-five days at sea with exhausted provisions and a maniac seaman. A shot killed Sampson, the body was butchered for meat, and parts were cooked or eaten as the crew faced starvation before rescue by the Speedwell. Investigations likely by the United States Shipping Commission.
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Chicago Tribune
New York
Aow
Sallie Steelman
Bpeertwell
GO. Sigby
Somes
Steward
Sylvester
BR. Herbert
David Barrett
George Hicke
Walter Sampoon
George Seaman
Seaman
Sampaon
Asteep
Iia
Tina
Sampson
Lirrett Khan
Barrell
United States Shipping
Higby
Enores of Mes Alfonse Charm Express Readers
Fragmentary note describes Mes Alfonse and a playful expression about charm and sweetness. Includes garbled phrases and references to a Philadelphia Eyes Bull, with unclear context and several distorted terms.
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Enores
Mes
Alfonse
Muelee
Dudsle Express
Philadelphia Eyes
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Troy Herald
C. M. B. Thurmond
Lovngville
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