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Postage prepaid payable in advance One Year Six Months Three Months Single Copy 3.00. Fisher agent Merchants' Exchange San Francisco is our authorized agent. Paper kept on file in his office Dillon Montana May 4, 1894.
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Bingle
Fisher
Merchants’ Exchange
San Francisco
Josephus Rich
Beaverhead
Montana
Adam Fink
Fink
Beaverhead County
Ontana
Bannack
Dillon
State of Montana
Gibbonsville Mercantile Co
Dillon, Mont
Wofara Tha
Silver restoration may shift U S position at new world conference
The piece notes rising European support for silver rehabilitation as prices fall and the United States faces a changing role in future conferences. It argues the U S will act more independently, offering help if possible but prepared to proceed alone, predicting silver will regain its spot among world money metals and reaching 1.29 by year end 1895.
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Europe
United States
England
Germany
Pioneer Press
Washington
Congress
Housenonp Torres
Robert Louis Stevenson
Etta W. Pierce
M. T. Calder
Dora Thorne
Hugh Conway
Moorehouse
Jane G. Austin
Rebecca H. Davis
Wall Flowers
Marion Harland
Amanda M. Douglass
Space
Housenoup Tories
Housinoup Torres Pun. Co
P.O
New York City
N.Y
Fusion proposed between Democrats and Populists in ext election
The local organ argues against any Democrat Populist fusion to defeat the Republicans. The Helena Independent urges a straight party ticket despite likely defeat, claiming fusion would abandon principles and erase party organization. The piece supports the Independent’s stance and dismisses Populist schemes as reckless.
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Helena
Henes
Party alignments and economic debate distortions in Montana press
The Independents oppose fusion with Populists while criticizing Democrats. The Helena News rejects fusion this year. Reports note Great Northern strike resolution, Wilson tariff concerns, and a revival of carpet bag politics with Weaver potentially running for Congress. Leaders and parties discussed include Independents Populists Democrats Republicans in Montana.
Governor’s defense of federal troops amid Hoganite troubles
The piece critiques Governor Richards for calling federal troops during the Hoganite conflict and questions his justification. It notes Bil lings Gazette’s rebuke of deputy marshals’ brutal treatment of industrial workers, compares Washington police actions to Montana outcry, and laments widespread distrust in government while the unemployed seek relief from Congress.
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Richards
Hoganites
Billings Gazette
Billings
Washington
Montana
Morality in Kentucky condemns Col. Thompson speech
The Louisville Courier-Journal denounces Col. Phil Thompson in the Pollard case for a speech attacking morality. It argues his tone is coarse and false and condemns the idea that all men are roving. it defends conjugal love and true womanhood as core to American virtue.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Phil Thompson
Pollard
Thompson
America
Colonel Thompson
Breezy the Coxeyite Printer Describes Army Types
Breezy, an escaped Coxeyite printer, told an Independent reporter about three classes in the army: larkers seeking sensation, genuine workers who would work if paid, and shirkers who avoid work for free bread. He notes diverse trades, seven train crews, ex-soldiers aiding maneuvers, one man escaped, and that no married men were in the force. He plans to work in the west after a promised job.
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Breezy
Amy
West
Industrial Army Strength and Republican Gains Summary
The table lists leaders and locations for the so-called industrial army with varied assignments from California to Maryland and beyond. The Boston Journal notes Republican gains in eight states and a Democratic loss in Pennsylvania, offsetting Cleveland's 1892 landslide. A freight caboose train incident in Montana is described, followed by local Montanan trade and agricultural commentary, and an advertisement sequence offering novels and System Pills with gifts.
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Kelty
Lows Jiegerccs
California
Coxey
Maryland
Inman
Fitzgerald
Massachusetts
Grayson
Colorado
Galvin
Ohio
Shepherd
Washington
Sweetland
Connecticut
Aubry
Indiana
Frye
Hogan
Montana
Norman
Wisconsin
Jones
Johnson
Kansas City
Mussoutl
Beaumont
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Healy
Plattsburg, New
The
Boston Journal
Pennsylvania
Virginia
New York
Nebraska
Local Post Office List of Officials and Citizens
A readable fragment lists names connected to the post office and community figures. Names include Chick Lawonr, Postmaster. Mrs Alice Carter. JC Cochran. Jerry Degraft. Chas Dibble. Pomroy Fleming. Ka Heawood. George Moore. Van McCurdy. Ray Olsen. FW Wosters. Carl Walkam. Mrs West.
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Chick Lawonr
Burgens
Alice Carter
JC Cochran
Jerry Degraft
Chase Dibble
Pomroy Bleming
Ka Heawood
George Moore
van McCurdy
Ray
Noonmad Olsen
FW Wosters
Carl Walkam
West
Apa
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Inter-Lake
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Utah
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Madison County Monitor
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Fifty Judicial District
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Ben Pidgeon
Blaine, Mont
Silvern Counties
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Ile
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Sally
Acuba
Hood
S. Lari
Chico
Butte County
Lammbert Ele
Lee
Lampert
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Sec'y. Dillon
Ambert Eliel, Sec’y. Dillon, Mont
Tlambert Eliel. Oory- Dillon
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Ghambrays
Cliel
Mery Davidson
DT. Cutapman
Wily Jones
O. M. Best
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