Causes of the Democratic defeat after the election
Congressman War Springer quotes the Associated Press on the causes of the Democratic defeat. Dissatisfaction over the tariff bill delay, doubts about policy, and Republican charges of prosperity tied to tariff policy influenced voters. Stevenson adds the mood after Cleveland's removal and Congress delaying tariff law as partial causes.
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War Springer
Associated Press
Tineis
Republicane Parhisatna
Bomwe
Congress
Stevenson
John
Cleveland
Cleveland. While the Demerais
Legislature Vote on Joint Ballot Sparks Republican Victory
The article reports a large Republican lead on the joint ballot with figures for key races. It notes Cooper with 66,000 votes and widespread support across counties, while mentions several names and a closing resignation tied to the election results.
Riffled Notes Signal Political Fuss And Odd Market Tales
Apparent signs point to a looming political issue this week with cabinet intrigue and party maneuvering. A humorous sidelight describes a bizarre sprinkler trick and water-soaked corn as a public curiosity amid broader tensions.
Elk Tooth Trade and Market Effects Described in Montana Text
The article notes John D. Losekamp of Billings controls elk tooth stocks used for jewelry and regalia. It mentions Indian dressers, the value of elk teeth, and a safety vault for deposits. It also discusses farming shifts influencing markets and a record potato yield by P. Carney of the Wateroo neighborhood with four acres producing 400 bushels per acre.
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John D. Losekamp
Billings
Mont
Secred
Ktown
Mary
Belop
Paisekittip
Fife
Ledan
Hines
Carta
Mortara
Mottung
Liege
P. Carney
Wateroo
Silver party plans stir in mining states amid calls for meeting
Reports from Denver indicate mining figures and politicians from Colorado and other western states discuss forming a Silver Party. Prominent backers including Cateron Libby of Pennsylvania and several U S congressmen push for a new independent ticket, opposing the Republicans.
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Libby
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