Financial policy and clipping on money power in 1896 era debate
A dense quotation filled snippet discusses monetary policy, arguing about the value of money, inflation, and the influence of banks and moneyed interests. It cites General Logan, Secretary Crawford, President Garfield, and William Bryan as part of a broader debate on silver, currency, and national economic control. The text supports the common people in choosing Bryan as a check against financial elites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
John A. Logan
Ilinois
James A. Garfield
McKinley
Bryan
Cutapokon
Boards of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Aol
Bryan Sa
Joane
Blais
Newton
Finnie
Cutler
Ion
Esid Mtr. Cutler
John I. Blair
Blairatown
Hogald
Debates on Gold Standard and Silver Value
A long argument questions that money value is its purchasing power and critiques gold standard proponents. It cites price tables and silver mine profits, argues for coinage of silver, and recalls an 1870s congressional episode about monetary policy and a New Jersey banker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Sauerbeck
Adolph Seetbeer
London Economist
Bog A. Goubis
United States
Morsan- Behnont-Rothschild Syndicate
Bankera
Ant
Hye Whitten
Washington
Nid
World Opposes Trusts Amid Gold and Money Debate
The World argues against trust domination in coal sugar and leather while defending the money trust. It asserts decreased coal output and higher prices benefit owners, warns Congress against hard money policies, and questions gold and silver as standards. The piece links trust power to labor hardship and national finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Money Trust
Coal Trust Bay
Renuame Tha World
Trusta
Republica
Pulitzer
Golf- Trust
Leb
Porste Phly
Congress
Andras
le Pelee
Facmar
Gold
United States
United States. Rase
Stouk
Fenson
Macedrigler
Tackson
Incendiary Rhetoric in Republican Campaign Speechmaking
The piece denounces Republican arguments against Bryan, calling them sensational and misleading rumors about riots and attacks on property. It argues Major McKinley and other Republicans know the claims are false and use them to exploit voter ignorance and capital’s fears. It notes Bryan’s broader appeal, discusses party finances, and analyzes electoral dynamics across states.
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Thammaagere
Bryan
McKinley
Boyan
Manasa
Democratic Stated
Wharton Barker
Philadelphia American
Kinley
MyBinleyegn
Pennsylvania
Gonbh
Mason and Dixon
Missouri
McBinley
Hiinnata
Hhis
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Nwo
Bowers
Assembly
Miler
Mahlon Pitney
Paterson Guardian
Senate
House
Richard P. Bland
Profesional
Asstryrer
Coursolionsiahow
Amiets Court Commissionee
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AL Daw
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I. M. CO
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N. Jacobus
M.T
H.R. Avenue
Thureday
Poyarday
Easton
Sag Thane
Corder South Sed
Kerry Sie
Cally
Dotlec
Uivud Agr
Pilrce Parrow
Britint
Tolia Oa
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GT Fox
Grood Ab
Extown
W. Fuarmentios Glass
Ann Eyes
St Cloud Hotel
Staaten
Bropeiacor
Axim Modartor
Etaam
Ightea
Wesblomton'Avé
Waabineton, N.'d
NEY Windsor Slovske
J. Honm
Take
Propre
Wyckoff
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Paror
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Wadhinner & Iuies
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Lapulna
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Atpooty
Pooipaburg
Ned
Tarratalh
Lee
Ammego
A. A. Archer
Third St
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Imuy
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