Democracy in Decline and Silver Politics Debate
A Montana edition commentary critiques democracy's decline while praising Senator Mantle and the Secretary of Agriculture for 1894. It references boycotts, labor, and bimetallism, notes the Bozeman New Issue’s end, and urges free silver support amid calls to align with Republicans on coinage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Mantle
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Tom Carter
Montana
Bozeman
Butte
Carter and
Mantle
Teller
Colorado
Would Institute a Boycott Aw Cholly Have You Been Reading
Fragmentary quote about Turkish outrages in Armenia and calls for boycotting, with stray dialect and mockery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arres
Dillon and Bannack News Notes from County Correspondents
Short dispatches from Dillon Bannack and surrounding towns record wedding notices, court updates and local happenings. Mentions include the Ryan Hulsizer marriage in Butte, a petty larceny ruling in court, ongoing talks on Sheep Creek road, and local visits by M. Niemen and J. Nestly plus an adv for One Minute Cough Cure and Volcanic Oil Liniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Sappington Wer
Butte
Jerry Grotevant
Albert Moe
Ben Cole
Oscar Vandergrief
Bannack
West Virginia
Jaggers
W. Moffat
Jagers
Moffat
Retallick
Hor Sroury
E. McGee
John Simpson
Lima
KE. M. Martinell
Dillon
H. A. Dowling
M. A. Niemen
Red Rock
J. M. Nestly
D.D. McKnight
Decker
Medlen
Hungate
Sheep Creek
Dell
California
L. B. Seybold and Brothers
Rough sidewalks spark debate in Indianapolis
A town debate centers on street surfaces with citizens praising rough sidewalks to deter bicycle riders from endangering children while recognizing the smoothness of city paths. The exchange reflects local tensions over urban design and public safety in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Works
Indianapolis Journal
Witty Fragments Reflect Vignettes of Daily Life
An anthology of humorous lines and characters from various papers. A maid misreads schedules while a man questions such marriages. A political rise is sketched briefly as a woman pursues campaigning. A doctor questions a patient’s comfort while a tired man snoozes.
Fragmented Victorian Humor Snippets and Quips
A mosaic of old newspaper quips and verses from multiple papers including the New York Recorder Chicago Libuney Springfield Monitor Waterbury and Indianapolis Journal. The items range from jokes about cruelty and dental pain to mountain climbers and playful banter about dying wealth and autumn days.
Geraldine and Gossip in Boston Society Verse
A string of clipped lines and social skirmishes from the Boston Courier about marriages fashion and reputations. It references Gerald Forgive me for loving you and a beauty judged by fashion while noting social division and public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald
Geraldine
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The
Dillon Tribune
Tribune Publishing Comp’y
P. Fisher
Merchants’ Exchange
San Francisco
Satus Xaverticing
Cironnam Meee
Dillon, Montana
Grover Cleveland
Jefferson, Jackson
Sheridan
Madison County
Thomas G. Merrill
Helena
National Bimetallic Union
Trinum
National Bimetallist
Chicago
Glendale
Tribune
Guenpaxe
J. B. Furley
A. L. Ryanz
Ada Hulsizer
G. E. Earle
City Drug Store
Willon, Mont
the Tribune
Franks Yeans
Frank
Grugin
Bona Accord
Q Christian Endeavor Society
J. H. Mcuean
Mont
Dent
C. BR
Byther
Jas
T. Farley
Rex
the Dominion Company
Omaha Bldg
Ill
Newbro
George W. Dart
Thomas M. Belway
Harriet
George W
A. Dart
Dart
Barbour
Verhead
Hanser A. Darr
Thomas M. Setway
William
Washington Star
Detroit Tribune
New York Recorder
Liibuny
Springfield
Waterbury
Boston Courier
Washington Times
Hall
F. J. Cuzney & Co
Toledo, O
Eliel Bros
G. W. Allison
Argenta Road
Tripune
Thomas Hawley
Winona
Minn
John Hanley
Tarrune
Dillov
isHine Co
Manotana
Billings
St. Paul
Minon
Burlington
St. Louis
Union Depot
Southern Lines
Phil, Daniels,e P
F. A. Bitte
M. L. Davidson
D. T. Chapman
W. A. Jones
D. M. Best
Tressure
Montana Mercantile CO
Burfeind Bros. & CO
Montana Street
Dillon, Mont
O. E. Morse
Dillon Furniture Co
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