Political Commentary on Weaver and 1892 Republican Tactics
A fragmentary political column discusses General Weaver and Republican strategy, warning of defeat in Colorado and urging party unity. It notes vigorous Democrat opposition, signals of a possible plurality for the Republican ticket, and references Blaine’s New York speech as a rallying point.
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Blaine
New York
Gresham shifts to Republican ticket in Colorado race
The article notes Walter Gresham repudiates third party sympathy and endorses the Republican slate. It discusses populist attacks on silver demonetization, claims about Weaver, and contrasts Cleveland era land policy with Harrison administration reforms aiding settlers in the West. It cites wages, homesteading policy, and political rhetoric across several states.
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Walter Gresham
Cleveland
Figures Prove Wages Rise Despite Calamity Campaign
The article argues that national prosperity improves and working people are better off, citing figures from the Senate prices and wages report and New York labor statistics. It notes wage gains across Chicago Buffalo Rochester Denver and Lynn, despite claims of retrogression, stating census data show significant increases in per capita wages.
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Democratic and People's Party
Senate
Peck
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
New York
Chicago
Buffalo
Rochester
Denver
Lynn
South
Colorado Election Notice for November 1892 Lamar
Election notice from M J Underwood county clerk details general election in Prowers County Colorado on November 8 1892. voters choose state and local officers including governor lieutenant governor secretary of state treasurer auditor attorney general superintendent of public instruction and university regents with amendments to article ten section three and section eleven to be voted on. notice specifies polling hours seven am to seven pm and lists candidate and precinct offices than amendment text plus signature and seal.
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Otice
Prowers
LITT
Congress of the
United States
University of Colorado
Supreme Court
Joseph C. Helm
Don
House of Representatives
Baca
Kiowa
Colorado
State of
General Assembly
Collo
Denver
Lamar
M. J. Underwood
Notices of final proof filed for lands in Lamar Colorado
Multiple entries detail settlers filing intent to make final proof on lands in Lamar Colorado with dates in October 1592 and November 1592 and witnesses named. Names include Clares H. Carter Cranes F. Hoan Elwyn M. Slater A Frxney L. Hays along with witnesses from Lamar and Granada Colorado.
Land claim final proofs in Lamar Colorado 1892
Notice informs final proof for H. E. Williams No 1173 in section 26 township 23 south range 42 west with witnesses W J Gamel L E Ford James Kindall Wales R Ammon of Coolidge Kansas and for Wates R Asotos H E No 2565 in section 30 township 23 south range 41 west with witnesses James Kindall L E Ford W J Gamel and Thomas A Williams of Roalidge Kansas. register D Forn.
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Lanp
Lamar
CoLo
Otice
Colorado
Williams
H. E
W. J. Gamel
L. E. Ford
James Kindall
Wales R. Ammon
Coolidge
Kas
P. O
Wates R. Asotos
Lot
Township
Thomas A. Williams
Roalidge, Kas
P.O
Act-Noviz
D. Forn
Register
Notice of final proofs and land claims at Lamar Colorado
Notices published from Lamar Colorado in September 1892 announce final proof dates for Hepvey Fesruam H E 1774 timber culture claim in section 18 township 22 range 50 west witnesses named from Caddoa. Another notice lists William C Bentley filing to make final proof on timber culture application 2467 for southeast quarter section 17 township 22 south range 4 west with witnesses from Sept under C D Ford Register. A third notice from Lamar dated September 22 1892 states Frank W Davis desert land claim No 19 for southeast quarter of section 11 township 22 south range 1 47 west with proof due October 29 1802 and names Stephen Sport William H H oan Uitics Go Myers Nicholas Heintz as witnesses.
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Republican Party
Harrison
Friends
West
Cleveland
Sparks
Colorado
Dakota
Idaho
Utah
Washington
New Mexico
Montana
Wyoming
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Land Department
Lamar
CoLo
Co E
Clares H. Carter
H. E
John W. Galladay
Daniel McHugh
Charles Lindstrom
Charles 5
Rampenthal
D. Foxp
Register
Coo
Cranes F. Hoan
Albert Mayhew
L. L. Froman
E. W. Holinger
H. O. Hainline
C. D
Lanp
Coc
Nee
Jorr E K. Hors
A. B. Ham
B. A. Wilson
J. H. Stephens
R. W. Finley
Caddoa
Odlinovid C.D. Forp
C. D. Yorn
Joseph 5. McClung
L. G. Stubbs
Frank Tate
W. A. Merrill
Granada
C. D. Forp
Hepvey Fesruam
Jerry Kellicher
John Finley
John Kellicher
H. G. Rowe
J. K. Stephenson
Lamar, Colorado
C. D. Ford
Lane Orrick
Frank W. Davis
Stephen Sport
Wiliam HH. Aoan Uitics
Go Myers
Nicholas Heintz
C.D. Forp
Tice
James D. Martin
Leslie A. Cook
W. A. Hasty
A. W. Hasty
John H. Stephens
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W. H. Sanders
D. Hh. Cooper
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Iron Ton Meat Market
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