Praise Orsooth Letter Praises Bond Syndicate
A Sunday Herald letter from a Chicago banker extols the late bond syndicate led by J. P. Morgan and urges a double or triple funded national benefit for its members. It claims the syndicate propped up the U S government and condemns Cleveland era officials, urging impeachment if due. The piece ends noting reliance on domestic effort to supply manufactured goods.
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Goldbug
Sunday Herald
Chicago
Bond
J. P. Morgan
Lincoln
Grant
United States
Herald
Grover Cleveland
United States Treasury
Washington
United States Court
Cor
New York Press
The Money Power vs People in Historic Legislation
In a Cleveland Citizen editorial, the money power is blamed for repealing the Sherman Act and crushing 20,000 businesses. It accuses banking conspirators of manipulating silver and gold to trigger debt, bonds, and more bank contraction, labeling the system a bloodsucking octopus.
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United States
Gan
Cleveland
Debate Over Silver Coinage and Monetary Policy
The text argues against silver bimetallism and warns that independent U S action toward free coinage would not force silver monometallism. It cites U S history from 1868 to 1879, notes Mexico's silver basis, and contends that openness of minting could invite international competition without wrecking the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
Wealth Concentration and the Rothschilds Shock Public
The text notes alarming wealth centralization in civilization with the Rothschilds at about 900 million dollars and many other families with vast sums. It compares wealth to urban migration, arguing the general population struggles to meet reasonable wants and ambitions.
Senator Blackburn Predicts Silver Victory in Kentucky
Kentucky senator says re election is assured and forecasts Wat Hardin’s 15000 vote win for governor. He accuses major newspapers of being hired by money power and claims Secretary Carlisle will not campaign in Kentucky again. He cites 100 speeches in 70 counties and popularity of silver among the people. Washington Dispatch report.
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Joe Blackburn
Kentucky
Blue Grass
Blackburn
Senate
Wat Hardin
Carlisle
Nous
Thaye
Washington Dispatch
Montana's Men Assess Bond Fight Over Silver and Power
P A O'Farrell writes from Chicago Inter Ocean praising Montana leaders for wealth creation and denouncing Cleveland's bond syndicate. He predicts silver will shape next year's presidential race with Teller as likely candidate carrying multiple western states and possibly Texas. He portrays a battle between labor and finance, calling for defense of the toil of workers against moneyed interests.
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Teller
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
Utah
Nevada
Colorado
Texas
Cleveland
Butte
United States
Wall Street
Four Hundred
White House
Republic
P. A. O'Farrell
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Nightmare Fright Triggers Waking Worries About Matches
A distressed wife and a young professor of athletics discuss waking fear and missing athletic matches after a frightful nightmare. The fragment suggests a disrupted night and concern over events or schedules, with the speaker noting relief only as the dream frees.
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Olympius
Sheridan Montana Business and Growth Report
Sheridan Montana hosts diverse shops from general stores to a barber and harness shop. Notable enterprises include a millinery, blacksmiths, and a prominent express line by Anderson Bros. with daily coach service to nearby towns. The Sheridan Silver Cornet Band excels under Prof. Jennings as town growth continues and mining notes are promised.
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Anderson Bros. of
Dillon
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Virginia
Jennings
Wise River Wild Man George Patengale Buried at Silver Star
The wild man of Wise River, George Patengale, died and was buried at Silver Star. He lived for years in the Big Hole area, avoided contact, hunted for food with a musket, and subsisted on raw meat. A dispatch from Te Crosee Wis notes his life and speculative mining ties.
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George Petengale
Silver Star
Twin Bridges Monitor
Lawrence Dolcina
A. Oliver
George Patengale
Wise River
Big Hole
Dewey
Rochester
Twin Bridges
Ed. McKinstry
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Butte
Patengale
Rocker
Te Crosee
Wis
Critics and town talk in a Dillon saloon vignette
A narrator recalls local critics from police chiefs to preachers and merchants, notes a saloon friend protesting a license, and observes varied town opinions on taxes, truancy, debts, and boycotts. The piece ends with a sly reflection on collective action and self interest.
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Dillon
Attorney Walker Dies After Salt Lake Cancer Treatment
Attorney A. D. Walker, who went to Salt Lake City for stomach cancer treatment, died after surgery. Dr. Pinkerton reported removing the cancer but said the patient would not live 48 hours. Walker died Wednesday and his remains were to be interred Thursday afternoon, shocking many Dillon friends.
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A. D. Walker
Salt Lake
Kenney
Pinkerton
Walker
Salmon Republic
Dillon
Gold fields trip offered via Union Pacific from Montana
Advertises gold prospecting info for South Africa with E V Maze Union Pacific agent in Butte Montana. Promises prompt correspondence and notes Union Pacific routes to New York and world travel at low rates. Also lists uncalled letters for Dillon Montana post office and remnants of illegible forms.
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South Africa
E. V. Maze
Union Pacific System
Butte
Montana
Union Pacific
New York
Ita
Dillon Mercantile Co
First National Bank
Dillon
Liver Balm Promises Clear Skin and Health Claims
An early 20th century advertisement touts Dr. J. A. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm as a beautifier that removes bad tastes and offensive breath, heals yellow skin tones, and combats torpid liver. Priced at $1.00 per bottle and sold at City Drug Store in Dillon Montana.
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J. A. McLean
City Drug Store
Dillon
Mont
Dr Miles Nervine Claims To Cure Headache Disorders
A historic ad asserts that headaches cause memory loss irritability and nervousness and notes Dr Miles Nervine as a remedy. It links headache to epilepsy heart disease apoplexy and insanity and presents the product as a cure.
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Miles
Chas
A. Myers
Nanni
Fort Wayne
Ind
Lama
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Mark
San Francisco
Orsooth
San Francisco Chronicle
Bond Syndicate
Silver
Sheridan, Montana
Bim
Rams & Lyons
William O'Brien
J. Dumas
Chas, Glasser
Raby
K. G. Dextras
Lesterville
Itag Itis
Graham's Express
Tom Graham
Here
Schaffer Bros
Ed. Wright
Clas. Glasser
Peter Day
Jack Baker
Tom
Cornet Band
Arthur
Dillon National Bank
Geace Lamont
Beattyp
John Dwyer
WA Fensi
Casper
Carpenter
L Gibson
Jack Hale
M Harrison
M Haessman
Fred Hale
Thos Johnson
Wm Laughlin
Henry Matthews
W H MacLeod
Wade McIntosh
Jao Miller
Oliver _ Papa
John Porter
Mra D. Trostle
Wm_ Thompson
Thos Walker
Beenie Weaver
Thomas
Wood
Tripune
Antud
the Dominion Company
Omaha
Ill
Stringham Block
Bannack Dillon, l
Dillon Drug Store
Dillon, Montana
E.& Dungan
J. A. Riley
Sant
Burleigh
Attorneys-At-Law
Silverbow
Burr, Montana
Kupfer
RyPwin Norrie
Attorney-At-Law
Wirn
B. Smith
K.P. Quanius
Imon City, Ida
Yeanne & Willis
Miled Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Fifth Judicial Diatrict
Var Axelina
Thomeen
Charles L. Thomeen
State of
Ee 'Thomar
Beal Hiewnr J. Borieran
Ielon
Nathan M. White
Nathan Mat White
Beaverhead
Eee Lassira W. ‘White
Nathan M. Nene
Tre Une
Gilmore & Co. Bankers
Open Board of Trade
Don
Sheridan, Mont
Richard H. Herhold
O. E. Morse
Poindexter & Orr, Dillon, Beaverhead Co
M. T. Brand—Cattle
Square
Comar
Aiueee
Deer Creek Alley
Stocukmen's Directory
C. Cornell
Paten
Washington, D.C
Feat Fo
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