McKinley and the Bosses in the 1890s Campaign
The piece argues McKinley faced opposition from party machines in New England and New York but won key states, led by Mark Hanna whose rise reflected popular backing. It notes Colorado Springs Gazette quotes and previews a miners strike in Leadville, where wages rose from 2.50 to 3.00 daily and a district shutdown ensued, yet no violence has occurred.
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McKinley
United States
New England
Reed
New York
Morton
Pennsylvania
Quay
Town
Clarkson
Allison
Illinois
Tanner
Callum
Michigan
Wisconsin
Union
Ohio
Mark Hanna
Colorado Springs
Leadville
Colorado
Cripple Creek
Public Auction Notice of Trust Deed Colorado
Henry J Page trustee announces a public sale of real estate in Arapahoe County Colorado to satisfy a trust deed. The sale proceeds will cover the debt and costs under the Equitable Securities Company decree and held July in Denver at the Tremont Street courthouse door.
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Sole
T. Monters
Ante
Ry J. Aldrich
Srepats
Stenwedly
Se Ital Ata
Bonin
Coe
Colorado
Becen- Dulais
D. Sas
District Court of
Arapahoe County
State of Colorado
Arapahoo
Henry J. Aldrich
Prowers
Colorac
Henry J. Page
Ap Fy
Dia District Court of
Arapahoe
Equitabie Securities Compathe Reyes
Tremont Street
Court House
Denver
Provic
Henry
C.H. Barrering
Attorn
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