Mormon crowds threaten Bryan foes in Idaho dispatch
A Denver report says Mormon supporters from this state vow to beat Bryan and oppose his aims. They accuse Prod Dubois and allies of disloyalty to the party leader, deny church interference in politics, and promise strong action in Idaho. The piece notes Spiru Lake plans to raise licenses and taxes, while William Alles Waite reports the Denver convention fervor among prominent local papers.
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Pigot Dry Town Move Promises Heated Local Debate
In Lewiston Idebu July ? residents discuss a temperance push tied to a pavement question and the voter toll. Organizers claim saloon interests back the counter move while promising full canvassing to let every voter sign, amid taxation fears and petitions against saloon actions.
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Prohibition Order Challenge Sparks City License Debate
In Morcow Idaho the prohibition order prompts a potential writ of mandate to force city council to revoke a license. Moscow and Syokene lawyers are said to be retained as three saloon meetings are planned for April 1900 to decide the licensing dispute and action may go to court for final ruling.
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Panama campaign rages as graft claims fuel fear of ballot tampering
In Panama July scene tense as two ruling factions clash over graft allegations and U S intervention. Obaldia and Amador camp claim wholesale corruption, while debates over Marine presence and ballot stuffing fears roil the public ahead of elections. The affair pits Obaldia against Ricardo Arias with Marine protection noted and editorials cautioning restraint.
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Warden Whitney to Testify in Adams Case at Grand Junction
Warden Whitney of the state penitentiary has been subpoenaed to testify in the Adams trial now in progress at Grand Junction Colorado. He admitted receipt of the subpoena but refused to discuss the line of questioning. The defense seeks to call other penitentiary staff and relates to Harry Orchard and Governor Steanenders cases.
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Reveling: Men tm Semtom. Three-State Dewm Waiters Rally
Paducah, Kentucky report from July 1 notes a cross-state gathering labeled Dewm mere, with members from three states, likely a local event or ceremony. Names and specifics are partially unreadable, but the piece centers on a regional assembly and its participants.
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National Republican Committee Chooses New Leaders
Frank H Hitchcock named chairman of the Republican National Committee. George Sheldon of New York elected treasurer. Arthur J Vorse named to run the Ohio campaign. Headquarters set in Cincinnati, with the executive committee detailing roles and summer offices. Ra Summer School of Missions opens at Lake Minnetonka for one week with undenominational instruction and noted missionaries.
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Negro Lawyers Back Bryan in Pittsburg Speaking Tour
Freeman Martin, a leading Black criminal lawyer, declares he will support Bryan again in the campaign and plans a speaking tour among his people to drum up backing. He is noted as among the best in his field.
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Northwest coal dealers seek summer rates to avert winter famine
Minnesota convention attendees from Minnesota Montana the Dakotas Wisconsin and Manitoba discuss securing coal supply for next winter. They examine summer freight rates to lower costs and push railroads to grant reduced summer rates to northern points to ease late winter congestion. The effort follows last year’s attempt and Interstatn Commerce Commission involvement.
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New York Bankers Meet at Frontenac Convention
Members of the New York Suite Bankers Association gather at the Hotel Frontenac Sands Islands St Lawrence River for a three day convention. Speakers include Alexander Gilbert president of the New York Clearing House Association J E Hedges W H McElroy James A Emory and Joseph T Tal dat of Chicago. The program covers recent banking and trust legislation and promises lively discussion.
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