Republican column on Silver convention and figures
A Republican column reports a June meeting in the Y M C A with about twenty delegates, naming Henry T. Niles as chairman and E. D. Stork as secretary. General A J Warner discusses the independent Silver movement and cites Senator Terry M. Teller as a likely candidate if Democrats oppose free silver. The piece quotes Mayor Hazen Pingree and cites Oregon election results showing silver support among winners and a favorable legislature.
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Topeka State Journal
Travelers' Protective Association marks seventh annual convention
The Travelers' Protective Association of America met in St Louis Havre from June seventh to celebrate growth now listing 92 state divisions 110 municipal post organizations and 11 000 active members. Per member expenses fell to 1 41 while indemnities averaged 4 41 per capita with 6 25 per capita fund. Leaders warned of hard times from value declines and high living costs, urging relief and policy shifts across political lines. The article also notes ex Governor Pennoyer addressing mayoral duties and salary cuts aligning with price declines, currently 5000 per year.
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Arbutus Under the Snow Poem Notes May
Arbutus plants described under snow with trailing leaves and glistening glow. The verse hints at sunlit hope and a watchful duty fulfilled. The text appears as a May note from a writer named Wiis Cannerox in Every Wikre for May.
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Celebration of Garmett Fourth Of July Event Planned
The excerpt outlines a civic event honoring Garmett with Mrs Eugenie St John engaged in the proceedings. An executive committee lists members including Barnest, Davis, Wallace, and Gilmore. A dancing and religious program is planned with prayers, addresses by Mrs St John and others, a dinner, and musical performances by choral groups and a band.
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