Colorado voters reject odds as snow hinders but silver gains persist
In a Colorado election amid five to seven inches of snow and a biting east wind, Republican defeats continue as silver and bimetallism supporters rally. Thomas wins the governorship with the largest Colorado majority, Shafroth secures a larger third term, and county and legislative races favor the silver cause. The piece warns against standing armies, contrasts imperialism with democracy, and notes political maneuvering in New York.
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Shafroth
New England
Wolcott
Teller
Tripene
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Germany
France
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
Spain
Europe
New York
Roosevelt
Santiago
Chicago
Note and Comment on Colorado Springs Republican Decline
The author condemns Colorado Springs political tactics tied to Colorado Springs actors and a Denver gang. It cites violence fraud and tampering in elections, including an Adjutant General incident and a raid at the opera house. The piece notes a statewide shift as El Paso County moves toward fusion with Thomas after the Mexican War.
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el Paso
Colorado Springs
Bull Hill
Denver
Tarsney
Supreme Court
Republican Party
Thomas
Fusion
Attitude of the Church and Colonial Policy Debate
The piece questions the militant tone of Protestant churches amid crisis, cites a Chicago Methodist banquet praising expansion in Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines, and notes Epworth League leaders insisting no American flag be lowered. It argues Protestant groups may favor U S control of the Philippines to secure equal footing with Catholics.
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Spain
Jingo
Senate
John C. Calhoun
Mexico
Carnegie
Chicago
Methodist Social Union
Methodist
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Epworth League
Springfield Republican
Philippine Islands
United States
The New York Independent Cuts Price for Fiftieth Year
The New York Independent announces a fiftieth year milestone with a magazine format and a lowered price. Annual subscription drops from 3.00 to 2.00 dollars while single copies fall from ten to five cents as it launches its expanded 3,640 pages per year.
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Independent
Fulton Street
New York
New York Independent
The
Table Talk Magazine Promotes Home Keeping Value
The November issue highlights Medieval Sweetmeats by Martha Bockee Flint and Anticipating Christmas by Mrs. Burton Kingsland. It includes home-making literature, the Housekeeper's Inquiry department, and Thanksgiving menus, with a sample copy offered by Table Talk Publishing Co. of Philadelphia.
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Martha Bockee Flint
Housekeeping
Table Talk Publishing Co
Philadelphia
Companion previews 1899 volume with famed authors
The Youth's Companion outlines the 1899 volume with Frank R. Stockton and Rudyard Kipling among contributors. Other names include Lord Dufferin, Howells, Mary E. Wilkins, Reed, the Marquis of Lorne, Nordica, and I. Zangwill. Subscribers gain November December issues free, plus a 1899 calendar and 52 issues to Jan 1900.
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Frank R. Stockton
Rudyard Kipling
Sarah Sands
Lord Dufferin
William D. Howells
J. E. Chamberlin
Mary &. Wilkins
Thomas B. Reed
Marquis of
Lorne
Mme
Lillian Nordica
I. Zangwill
Tue
Columbus Ave
Notice to Correspondents at Tripune Office Weekly Publish
Weld county area notes report Lamborn and Clifford in Fort Morgan on Monday. Birth announced Born to J Laughton a girl on Thursday Nov 3 1898. Mrs Eaton visited Snyder. Miss Killham and Miss Giger visited with Mr and Mrs Davis. Elocutionary and musical event held in the schoolhouse. Calwell of Brush paid calls in valley. Williams county superintendent visited the school and praised work. Davis served oysters on election day. Frankie Clifford recovering from typhoid fever.
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Weldon Valley
Messrs
Lamborn and
Clifford
Fort Morgan
J. Laughton
W. K. Eaton
Snyder
Blanche Killham
Elizabeth Giger
Boston
Calwell
Brush
Williams
Davis
Frankie Clifford
Star
Orchard Social Listings Highlight Local Visits
Orchard residents recount election surprise fading as James Loustellet of Kersey visited E. V. Warner with Lon Berkeley of Platteville dropping in at A. Steinbeck's. Grace Steinbeck Vida Noll Viola Coston Lily Steinbeck plus Wesley Putnam and Fred Girardot attended a Friday evening gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Warner.
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Orchard
James Loustellet
Kersey
E. V. Warner
Lon Berkeley
Platteville
A. Steinbeck
Grace Steinbeck
Vida Noll
Viola Coston
Lily Steinbeck
Messrs
Wesley Putnam
Fred Girardot
Grover Election Quiet Amid Snowfall and Assault Incident
In Grover on election day quiet voting occurred as four inches of snow fell. Leonard Sedgwick, a Klondyker, is ill. A clash occurred when Will Bollen and another man assaulted D. T. Mackley, a clerk of election, to protect Grover's tough-town image.
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Leonard Sedgwick
Klondyker
Geary
Mr. Gault
Tno
Sedgwick
David Patterson
Johnnie Grindstone
Harefoot
Oasis Ranch
Go In
Joanie
Win
Loxo
News premium map at the Trisuns office
Call and see the news premium map at the Trisuns office. This line informs readers about accessing exclusive map content linked to the news outlet.
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Trisuns
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