Bryan at Denver Speaks for Silver at Banquet
The congressman from Nebraska visited Denver on the 13th as guest of the Greystone Club for its annual banquet and urged tariff reform and currency reform. He advocated bimetallism as necessary, arguing gold alone would bankrupt nations and debt would rise with the current ratio. He urged an independent move toward silver if international agreement fails, claiming he would choose silver over a gold standard if forced to decide.
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Statistics Concerning Con Sumptives A Cure Report
Extracts from a remarkable document show cures from the Amick treatment for consumption. Reports list many patients beginning in 1892-93, with several noting “first ten days’ treatment free” and outcomes “cured” or “improved.” Free treatment remains available through physicians, with a long list of names and cities across the United States.
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Cincinnati
Fred. P. J. Sager
Columbus
James A. Downard
Danville
Ind
L. J. Maxwell
Washington, DC
Ed. Dolin
State St. Utica
W. L. Wright
St. Louis
John E. Culger
Laramie Wyoming
James Winslow
Carthage
Lod
C. W. Lave
Beloit
Wisbecan
A. Beamer
Lansing
Mich
G. W. Colby, Jr
4Th St. St. Louis
Dora E. Theobald
Biloxie
Miss
Wyoming Schools Report for 1893 Details Enrollment and Faculty
State superintendent T. Farwell releases the annual Wyoming school report for 1893. Uinta County leads enrollment with 2054 pupils, Laramie 1593, statewide total 9933. There are 424 teachers, 528 females and six males. male and female average salaries are 60.59 and 49.93 respectively. Bond debt across twelve counties is 192,707.58, school property valued at 380,473.86. All county superintendents are women, eight of whom are married.
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Western News Notes On Bicycle Meet And Local Prosecution
The annual meet of the American bicyclists will be held at Denver from August 127th to September 1st. Grand Junction authorities face action for allegedly impounding and selling stock illegally. Mr Folsom president of the defunct bank at Albuquerque has been cleared of charges.
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Quarrel at Denver Gambling Resort Ends in Fatal Blow
Two gamblers clashed at a Denver gambling resort when Mapes struck James Young beneath a car, causing instant death. Governor Waite was reappointed. Colonel A C Fisk was named commissioner of immigration, but the Senate refused to confirm.
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James Young
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A. C. Fisk
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