Local State Officials and County Officers Listed
A roster lists governor and lieutenant governor and state officers including state auditor attorney general and public instruction chief justice supreme court clerk and county officials for Dillon and surrounding areas. Names shown include Geo M Brown H Knippenberg W A Jones Frank Showers O M Best and E J Con among others.
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John E. Rickards
Alex. C. Bo
Louis Rotwitt
State
Antrew B. Gok
Attor R Franklin Wask
Meigen Henri J. Maebh Sapt
E. A
W. Y. Pearton
Ges
E. N. Harwood
W. H. de
Supreme Court
Benj. Webster
Geo. M. Brown
Dillon
H. Knippenberg
Glendale
W. A. Jones
Frank Showers
Boulder
O. M. Best
Gee
Mre
Poindexter
I. Cashmore
Jacob Hartwig
Willis
J. Rich
Montana Board Sets Hearing On James Clancey Pardon
The Montana Board of Pardons schedules a hearing on August 7 1896 to consider a diminution of sentence by pardon for James Clancey a Beaverhead County robber who was sentenced in 1895. The order directs notice to interested parties to attend pre noon at the state capital and requires publication in the Dillon Tribune for two weeks.
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James Clancey
Board of Prison Commissioners
Henxena
Mont
Montana
Beaverhead
Ardon
State ‘Board of Pardons
Dillon
H. d. Haskell
Nobods need ba curalgia from ye Nomsalgie pills
Readable fragments describe a medical item called Miled Pala Pills from ye Nomsalgie. The note is brief with uncertain details and lacks clear dates or participants.
Democrats Secure Broad Victory in Alabama Election
Early returns show John Johnston and the Democrats winning 45 of 66 counties with a large majority likely to reach 46 000 to 50 000. Democrats gain 14 House seats for 78 of 100 and 11 of 17 Senate seats plus 14 holdovers for about 24 of 33. Legislature favors silver, signaling Pugh's U S Senate renomination.
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Brauinenau
Johnston
Goodwyn
Pugh
United States Senate
Oust the Gold Delegates at Minnesota Democratic Convention
The Minnesota state Democratic convention in Minneapolis faced disruption as a credentials report challenged three Ramsey County delegates, all pro-gold Chicago platform critics. The Silver faction ousted Lawler McCafferty and Outcheon amid wild disorder, naming Lind for governor Heinrichs for secretary of state and McKinnon for state treasurer while leaving lieutenant governor and attorney general to Populists.
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Minneapolis
Committee On Credentials
Ramsey County
Daniel W. Lawler
Minnesota
J. G. McCafferty
Frank W. M. Outcheon
St. Paul
Chicago
John Lind
Julius J. Heinrichs
Alex McKinnon
Democrats Splinter on Gold Ticket at Iowa Meeting
Des Moines reports Colonel L. M. Martin led a state gold standard conference with about four delegates in attendance. The majority favored pursuing another ticket rather than back a gold ticket, citing tariff issues with the Republican party. L. M. Martin to be delegate and Edward H. Hunter an alternate to the Indianapolis national conference.
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Des Moines
L. M. Martin
State Gold Standard Conference of
Savery House
McKinley
Edward H. Hunter
Indianapolis
Man Unable To See Impact Of Foreign Goods On U S Industry
The piece argues that foreign imports hurt U S woolen mills after the Wilson bill boosted demand. It notes mills abroad and in the United States ran steadily, but orders for spring goods are insufficient to sustain loom productivity in coming months. It warns domestic makers lose market share to foreign suppliers.
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England
Textile Manufacturers’ Journal of New York
Bland Nominated for Congress by Eighth District Democrats
Jefferson City Mo August five Bland Richard P Bland was nominated by the Democrats of the Eighth district for Congress. The report notes the nomination occurred in the Missouri capital as party supporters move to field a candidate for the upcoming election season.
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Bland
Jefferson City
Richard P. Bland
Whirl of wheels and modern cycling curiosities
A collection of curious items on cycling from the era. Paris daily La Vela reports 100000 circulation while tubing shortages hit makers nationwide. A New London girl dies after a tire burst. New York club relaxes a cycling dress rule. clergy critique Sunday cycling. English wheelwomen wear bouquets. a steam bicycle inventor dies after a wheel fall. New Orleans judge fines or imprisons. London agency touts lady cyclist detectives.
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New York Athletic Club
William McNicholl
Westville
Conn
England
New Orleans
London
Kingdom
Boy Invents Bicycle Light That Rides the Street
George H. Woodbury a 16 year old inventor builds an electric bicycle light with oxygen and ether tubes and a small battery. The device powers six hour illumination and projects light ahead about 15 feet though deemed too heavy for practical use. He plans to reduce weight to better show obstacles ahead on Golden Gate avenue.
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George H. Woodbury
George E. Woodbury
Golden Gate Avenue
San Francisco
Tariff Debate Prompts Public Scrutiny of U S Industry
A defense of protectionist policy urges open discussion of tariffs and industry interests. Free traders are accused of silencing debate and shifting attention to currency questions. The piece links tariff policy to enduring questions once debated by Hamilton, Clay, Greeley, Carey, and Blaine, asserting it will engage both the public and future leaders.
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Alexander Hamilton
Clay
Greeley
Carey
Blaine
Lincoln
Sugar Protests Against Treasury False Balance Sheet
A September treasury statement is accused of showing a $3 million excess while sugar producers await $5 million owed by government authority. The piece argues the debt is legitimate and until paid the administration cannot claim revenue surplus, labeling the statement Democratic chicanery.
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Treasury Department
United States
Uncle Sam
Paris Figaro ridicules future locomotion in Cyclopolis
M Capus mocks bicycles horseless carriages and all motor travel in a future city Cyclopolis. He envisions streets crowded with cycles and petroleum carriages then oddly celebrates a man walking on his own legs. The walker gains fame and later makes a fortune giving walking lessons.
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Paris
Figaro
M. Capus
Cyclopolis
Privilege Of Buying Cheap Selling Dearest Provokes Farmers
A Tacoma Ledger critique describes the tariff as perfidy and dishonor forcing corn state farmers to burn corn as fuel. It notes markets exist globally but farmers use their own stores to sell at high prices, mocking the cycle of buying cheap and selling dear.
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Tacoma Ledger
What Do I Get For My Dollar In The League
A quote from J. B. Potter answers a question about benefits of joining the L A W. He says membership guarantees legal support if a member accidentally injures a dog, with the lawyer handling the case and ensuring compensation to the owner.
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J. B. Potter
League
Free Trade Wool Debate Echoes Across Nations
The exchange over wool pricing pits free traders against protectionists. Free trade advocates predicted higher domestic prices, while protectionists argued for cheaper wool at home and higher export prices abroad. The protectionists’ view is presented as correct.
The Mean Man on True American Values
A citizen demanding cheap labor and goods, while keeping his own, is not a true American even if his ancestors crossed on the Mayflower. The statement contrasts communal duty with personal gain and echoes early American civic ideals.
Unaffiliated Riders in LA W Buttons Cited in New York
Observers wearing L. A. W. buttons and badges who are not members risk a New York misdemeanor punishable by a fine of 100 or one year in prison. The incident notes potential legal trouble for those misusing insignia.
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New York
Dillon Tribune
Tribune
Tribune Pub. CO
Dinton, Mort
Women and Tariff Debate: Household Study Advised
The notice urges households to study tariff questions, claiming women can readily master the details and should be involved in understanding economic policy. It frames economic literacy as a family responsibility and promotes women as capable experts on tariff matters.
They Are Used To Undervaluation Press Critiques Fraud
The text frames undervaluation as a topic of concern amid free trade coverage. It notes that undervaluation touches on perjury or fraud aspects and suggests the issue is often not given serious scrutiny by some press outlets.
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Free Trade Press
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la Vela
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Dillon, Mont
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Etateage
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St. Paul, Minn
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Washington, D.C
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Salt Lake
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Utah
Sisters OF the Holy Cross
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Miles
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