Maupin Endorses Democratic Cause in Silver Conflict
A critical profile of Joseph H. Maupin cites his loyalty claims to the Democratic party, his shifting stances since 1896 on silver and unity with other factions, and his consistent voting for Democratic candidates. The piece questions honesty and urges voters to assess his truthfulness before the next ballot.
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Joseph H. Maupin
Florence
David Bennett Hill
Mr. Maupin
Maupin
Bryan
Sewell
Denver
Democratic Party
Political theater and candidate talk in Colorado 1900
The piece discusses W. Milsom of Canon City as a leading Republican for Secretary of State and criticizes the Democratic party's stance and history. It recalls 1861-65 wartime politics, defends Republican strength, and notes Governor Stone and Senator Laprise positions. Roosevelts to speak in Pueblo September 27 with more details to follow.
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W. Milsom
Canon City
Joe
West
Spain
United States
Republican Party
Grand Old Republican Party
Colorado
Stone
Pennsylvania
Denver
Democratic Party
Bonanza Mining Claims Draw Denver Attention Near Copper King
Development on Lucky Day Mining Company properties south of the Copper King mine sparks city talk. The Bonanza shaft reaches sixty five feet with rich ore at the bottom valued at thirty one dollars and twenty five cents. The General Cronje shaft shows eleven feet depth with ore averaging fourteen dollars. free gold specimens are common. Dr L E McDougal aims to secure mining equipment while a meeting of the Rogebucas Choe Meat club features speeches praising McKinley and Roosevelt and adjourns for a follow up gathering.
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Lucky Day Mining Company
Copper King
Denver
Cripple Creek
Cronje
L. E. McDougal
Lucky Day Company
Notes from the era on politics and sport in brief
Miscellaneous brief items report Wm. S. Morgan's death after nomination for State Controller, Gold Democrats backing McKinley, and Colorado sports figure Masterson planning to move to Philadelphia. Other notes cover Oregon’s population gain, a San Francisco mock monitor drop, Corbett family turmoil, and local incidents in Pueblo Boulder and Denver.
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Masterson
Denver
Colorado
Philadelphia
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Philippines
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Usona Hosiery
United States of North America
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Snowden
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Boulder
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Frank L. Smith
Beecher’s
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