Political Echoes From A Hectic Election Year
The piece surveys 1898 election fallout with Tammany and New York state battles, noting Republican senate gains and silver defeat. It mentions McKinley’s cross-state support, Nevada’s Senate stability, and various regional results while lampooning the Sparks and political slogans. It closes with satirical quips about wheat, "seng roots," and the press.
Prowers County Vote Counts and Emblem Ballots Highlight Local Election
The canvassing board reports 1055 votes cast of 1600 registered in Prowers County with Merrill Markham elected surveyor to fill a vacancy. Emblem ballots were common with 60 percent using emblems. 25 emblem ballots counted alongside several rejected. A stockholders meeting notice for The Fort Lyon Ditch Company sets December 1895 in Las Animas with a new board and annual assessment.
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Faulkner
Squire
Rowe
North Side
Ahe. McMillin
Carlton
Prowers
Merrill Markham
Granada
Cottage Home
Peoples
Teller
Colorado
Tim Fort Lion Caxon Co
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Fort Lyon Ditech Company
Las Animas
Frank Kreybill
Isys
Greenbacks or Government Money and The Money Question
A compact reprint of a London Times extract warns that a fixed money policy would empower North America and topple monarchies. It cites Hazzard and Buell Bank circulars, English diplomacy, and mint closures tied to silver. The Cincinnati Enquirer is praised as a clear, profitable explainer.
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Hazzard
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Buell Bank
United States
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England
Germany
Cincinnati Enquirer
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