Word: herald
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Best general references: Boston Herald, December 1, 1895; T. B. Reed in North American Review, Vol. 150, pp. 382-390 (March, 1890); and 551-546 (May, 1890); Theodore Roosevelt in Forum, XX, 410-418 (December, 1895); A. B. Hart, Practical Essays...
...dinner of the alumni of THE HARVARD CRIMSON held at the Parker House on December 21, the organization of the Harvard Crimson Association was completed. The association includes all past and present editors of The Herald-Crimson, The Daily Crimson...
Best general references: T. B. Reed in Cong. Record, 53 Cong., 53 Cong., 3 sess., p. 1834; Henderson in Cong. Record, 53 Cong., 3 sess., p. 1863; Boston Herald, Dec. 4, 5, 14-19, 1894, Dec. 4, 1895; H. W. Peabody in Boston Transcript, Dec. 9, 1895; J. Jay Knox, United States Notes, 119 et seq.; North American Review, 161, pp. 653-662 (Dec. 1895); Pol. Science Quarterly...
...great public convenience.- (1) Demand on Treasury for notes of small denominations is steadily increasing: Quarterly Journal of Econ., VIII, 102.- (2) They are more desired and retained by the banks as reserves than any other currency.- (c) We have the soundest paper currency which has ever existed: Herald, Dec. 5, 1895.- (d) Greenbacks not a dangerous drain on the gold reserve.- (1) Present depletion due to the lack of revenue: Nation, LIX, 435; Herald...
...Prices of their commodities would be lowered.- (4) Business would stagnate.- (b) If legal tenders were redeemed at an early date, there would be substituted an interest bearing debt for a non-interest bearing debt.- (1) In past 17 years the government has saved 100 millions in interest: Herald...