Slightly Mistaken On Silver Movement In U S Politics
The Washington special argues gold standard supporters celebrate the end of the silver movement while silver advocates in Congress may force the issue in the coming campaign. It cites Rep Aitken of Michigan praising renewed silver coinage and binetallism as against gold, predicting a fall campaign clash and voter support for unlimited silver at 16 to 1.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain News
Congress
Morgan- Belmont
Treasury
Congressman Aitken
Michigan
Aitken
Sherman Treasury
United
Tesson
Acc
France
United States
Cleveland
F. Balletin
Arizona Prosperity Seen for 1896 in Salt River Valley
The region is projected for substantial prosperity in 1896 as visitors and delegations praise Phoenix and the Salt River valley. Newspapers across Eastern Northern and Southern states report favorable impressions, signaling expected growth and investment. The Interior Department begins allotting ten acre tracts to Maricopa and Pima Indians as part of reservations reform.
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Arizona
Salt River Valley
Phoenix
Express
Severalty
Interior Department
Butte
Tribune
CanaiGRe Industry Expands in Southern Arizona Valley
The caustic plant amid debate grows in the San Francisco influenced press and Phoenix Stockman notes a Philadelphia syndicate eyeing Colton pavilion for a canaigre factory. Four thousand acres in Realto tract prepared by a Chicago syndicate. a tannery site sought. a daily eighteen ton slicing plant operates. future operations hinge on ongoing experiments with strong commercial potential for the region. The Phoenix Gazette comments on national politics while observers joke about debts and payment timing.
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Philadelphia
Colton
Realto
Chicago
Phoenix Stockman
Arizona
Camaigre
Arizona 1895 mining output totals reach through June 30
Census figures show Arizona produced gold, silver, and copper totaling $143,739,128 for the year ending June 30, 1895. Gold output reached $4,260,000, up $2,179,750 from the prior year, silver produced 1,750,000 ounces worth $1,187,500, down $572,560, and copper rose to 48,661,288 pounds valued at $6,207,511, up 1,390,980 pounds.
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Arizona
Collecting debt on own terms amid boom for Yuma region
The piece urges self reliance and persistence to secure income, noting a predicted Yuma area boom driven by a major industry and opening of the Colorado River. It cites Star meteorologist Samuel Hughes comparing this winter to 1850 and predicting a rain event followed by clear air, with preparations for incoming storm.
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Yuma County
Yuma Gity
Yuma
Star
Samuel Hughes
Arizona
Tucson
Hughes
Editor's scathing critique echoes through Shoshone Journal
The narrative criticizes the editor for bias and warped judgment. It urges integrity in reporting while noting local mining news in Weaver district Yavapai County after recent rains. Reports mention a Mexican worker finding $10 in gold and another man locating a $30 piece with additional smaller nuggets nearby.
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Yavapai County
Stanton
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