Word: walker
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...following men be dressed to play ball on Holmes Field at 3.45 sharp: Cozzens, Slade, Walker, Hall, McNay, Haskell, Goodridge, Edmunds, Chandler...
Rogers, Dodge, Bigelow, Brown, Phelan, Eaton, Goodwin, Cassatt, Walker, Reed and Bacon please meet at Room 15,. No. 5 Linden street, Thursday at 3.30 p. m. to elect a captain...
...following is a list of the candidates: pitchers, E. L. Hill, A. T. Harris; catcher, H. A. Scott; infield, L. Williams. E. Dexter, C. Jenny, B. Gardner, H. Turner, C. F. Prescott, H. Anderson, E. Stevens, W. D. Walker, C. R. Blood, F. Lord; outfield, C. A. Martin, R. N. Begien, D. J. Fales, F. M. Weld, G. B. Abbott, W. W. Gill, W. L. Garrison...
...must remain on a gold basis. - (a) Gold is more stable in value than silver: Jevons, pp. 305, 311-313. - (b) A silver standard would injure trade. - (1) Would produce violent fluctuations in foreign exchange: F. A. Walker, Political Economy, pp. 409-411. - (2) Would render the value of debts uncertain. - (c) The morale of tinkering with the currency is bad: Taussig, 126-127. - (d) Change to a silver standard means another financial crisis. - (e) A silver standard is dishonest. - (1) Injures creditor. - (2) Does not permanently help debtor...
...BULL and W. B. MOULTON.Best general references: F. A. Walker, Money; J. S. Nicholson, Money and Monetary Problems; E. Benj. Andrews Pol. Sci. Q., VIII, 197-219 (June 1893); E. Suess, Future of Silver; S. D. Horton, Silver in Europe; J. W. Jenks in Amer. Journ. Soc. Sci., XXXII...