Enemies of Silver Cast Doubt on Party Loyalty
Reported remarks from Secretary Carlisle and President Cleveland suggest the administration doubts abandoning the Democratic Party over free silver. The president reportedly favors strong currency policy and may press party unity while dismissing radical silver advocates.
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Cleveland
Democratic Party
Washington
Carlisle
Bine
Treasury Department
Parpot
Carliste
Qaade
Willi
Tige Cone
Howard Alion
West
Johe Palstal
Ted Wa
Jas
Stone
Mississippi
Therm
Lepun
Secretary Hoke Smith Sets Patent Improvement Standards
The Interior Department's Secretary Hoke Smith issues guidance on mining claim patents. He states that improvements valued at $600 per claim are required, with two groups of claims needing equivalent investment. Previously, $500 in labor and improvements sufficed to justify a patent.
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Hoke Smile
Interior Department
Helens Lee
Actu
Appelson
Montana Weather Bureau issues first crop bulletin
The Montana Bureau released its season starter noting a milder winter and lighter mountain snowpack. Water fears loom as irrigation begins, cattle losses were moderate, grass and pasture look good, and widespread rains improved vegetation. Wheat and oats above ground by three to four inches in Gallatin valley. overall yield expectations high with favorable weather across many counties.
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Montana Weather Bureau
Crawford
Che
Missoula
Gallatin
Peeland
Harley
Aanuch
Hiorg
Weeberund Souleester
Tle
Large haul of hides reported from Malta area
WS Collins from Malta brought WT erete and wolf hides, largest lot heard of at one time. Animals killed nearby, the hecety on them totaled 621. These are the kind of shits that make the downty fusd weak at
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Collins
Malta
Glasgow
Perjury Added to Bribery in State Printing Scheme
Grand jury of Lewis and Clarke county reports on bribery in state printing dealings. It criticizes city office laxity, defalcation in the city clerk’s office, and legislative influence peddling. Notes improper pay for clerks and questions about the assistant attorney general’s duties and whereabouts.
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Lewis and Clarke County
Fourth Legislative Assembly
Adel White
Gils
Giedey
Diesttate
Lo Comandt
Certaite
Bed
Legislative Assembly
Weare Aiyisedt
Dagny Rideths
Happy Father Albert Zerkles Receives President Aid
Decatur area farmer Albert Zerkles and his wife welcomed a baby girl amid hardship. The Democratic chairman and President Cleveland intervened, sending a draft and note toward support for the family.
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Albert Zerkles
Decatur
Lod
Belog
Frances
Ruth
Cleveland
Aagabadat
Zerkies
Herk
Trade in Sheen Trade for Meat Sinks from Seasonal Peak
The Drovers Journal notes a weaker demand and disappointing business in the sheen trade this season with moderate supplies. Beef prices push mutton to improve, yet the export market remains the market’s backbone sustaining activity. Many worry the year's peak has already passed.
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PUWER
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Attorney AT Law
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Keefer
Hesby R. Melton
HE Courter-Journal
Henry Watterson
Courier - Journal
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Union” Meat Market
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Bannack Street
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