Free wool debate drives McKinley protection gains
A Copperfield era editorial urges voters to back McKinley over Bryan, arguing protection under the Dingley law doubled sheep numbers and values since 1896. It cites Montana Utah Colorado Idaho Nebraska and Texas case figures, laments free wool and silver policy, and claims higher wool prices, lamb demand, and reduced foreign wool imports prove protection boosts prosperity for American sheep owners.
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Gengreaman Groavenor
Ohio
McKinley
United States
William Jennings Bryan
William McKinley
Mr. Bryan
Thie Tssue
Ohie
Jefferson County
Ohio State Journal
Fulton County
American Protective Tarif League
Dingley
Montana
Persona
Utah
Colorado
Thabo
Trane
Texas
Bryan
Teras
Nebraska
Platte
Nebmeska
League
Chicago
Tari
Omaha
Kansas City
Lambe
McKinely
Kanase City
Cleveland
Ortan
Democrata
Free Trade Administration
Grover Cleveland
Mao
MccKinsey
Los
Lost trace of family in congress life
General Joe Wheeler, then commander of the department of the Inkmen, found himself separated from his wife and children after they moved from a fashionable Washington lodging without telling him. He retraced their steps, learned of the move, and shared the tale with colleagues, ending in a lighthearted reunion at the new home.
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Congres
Joe Wheeler
Department of the Inken
Chicago
Congress
Washington
Capital
Hado
Conger Talks Chinese To East Asia Envoys
Boward Conger, American minister to China, speaks Chinese fluently and understands Oriental character well. He notes his ability surpasses most diplomats in the East, speaking seven varieties and reading complex scripts.
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Conger
Boward Conger
China
East
Proposed Constitutional Amendment on Uniform Property Tax Exemption
A long distorted excerpt outlines a proposed amendment to Section 5 Article 8 of the state constitution. It seeks uniform taxation on all property in Walcox Street and surrounding areas, with exemptions for libraries and religious worship sites. It details provisions for tax remittance and payment to cover eligible properties and sets election procedures for adoption.
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Wren Gan
Lepisiatore
Coe
Walcox
Abel
San Be
Hiakes
Canton
Eink Os Mistricus
Amendment proposal for Utah constitution section revision
A garbled OCR style notice from Utah Legislature outlines a proposed amendment to Section 8 of Article 14. It directs voters to approve or disapprove the amendment titled For the Amendment to See the Acinadimy to Seron 30, Of Live Constitution, and describes printing and ballot phrasing requirements for the two month pre-election display. The text references the Secretary of State, publication in a newspaper, and voter instructions. Names, dates, and precise terms are unclear due to transcription errors.
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Beth
State of
Utah
Star of Utah
Editemtivk
Ametae
Qinibem
Witli
Boroty Enmerd
Serena
Woah
Seetton
Comittiden
Une Beate
Tiss
Otek
Tie
Lane
Tab
la Tereby
State constitution amendment on voter initiatives and recalls
The document outlines a proposed amendment allowing the people of Utah to initiate laws and refer proposed laws to voters. It details the process for submitting measures to the electorate, the roles of the Legislature, the Governor, and the Secretary of State, and the qualifications for ballots. It specifies publication, voting, and certification procedures and ends with the official attestation and Great Seal.
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Fairfield
Iowa
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Buchanan Township
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Des Moinea Register
Farma
Cal
W. J. Bryan
Idaho
Ohio Mercy
Manger & Avery
Boston
Harrison
Srars
U'rag
Neames
Lak
Salt Lake City
Wus
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