Bankers Push For Sound Money Amid Silver Tide
In October 1895 readers are urged to favor “sound money” while banking interests hold meetings and promote gold standard. Commentary cites Monroe Doctrine stance, Venezuelan border armament, and political maneuvering. Debates over finance include St. John and Atkinson, with calls to free coinage and bond issues contrasting with banker interests.
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Congress
Albany
Sa Erdinace
Edward
William P. St. John
Atante
Mr. St. John
New York
Edward Atkinson
Atkinson
St. Job
Allernaon
Statiatician
Boston
London
Wm. P.st John
Silver doctrine drives bold campaign in western papers
A turbulent editorial blasts goldbugs and urges a fierce push for bimetallic policy across western outlets. It calls for scrutiny of every candidate from top to bottom and demands newspapers unite to defeat opponents and secure broader money reform.
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Wiah
Bali Lake
Salt Lake
Tdwice
Jim
Rowe
Thia
West End
Kivery Ian
Asia
One Minute Cough Cure and Old Time Remedies
An old advertisement touts One Minute Cough Care as immediate relief for hacking coughs and mentions other familiar remedies and stores. It references Jenney and Waters, Summercamp’s, and The Make Yourself at Home Store, promoting health tonics and “Little Early Risers” pills alongside digestion aids and constipation relief.
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Summercamp
Jenny & Waterhouse
Jenney & Waters
County Warrants and County Finance Fears
The July issue warrants sold for 92 cents on the dollar with outside money absent. Local buyers fear redemptions in a chaotic refunding landscape, while legislation seeks to create a current expense fund and a warrant redemption fund to secure payments. Washington County levied a 20 cent per hundred dollars tax for redemption, and officials pursued an official opinion to guide cashing amid uncertainties.
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Board of Commissioners
Wollar
Focal
Denis Ae County
Warfa
Nuanes
Board of County Commissionery
Sta Audhior
War County
Warfar
Idaho
Aueir
Ben Mills
Washington County
Siaxan
Parsora
Bolae
Parsons
A. Bess
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