Free silver talk and politics dominate Arizona frontier notes
A sprawling column of commentary covers McKinley prosperity, silver debates, and local governance in the Territory. It notes shifts in party lines, remarks on the Board of Equalization, taxes for the Normal School, and praise for Republicans while criticizing Democrats and figures like Bryan. It also touches on Arizona statehood prospects, economic signals, and regional news from Graham County to the desert railways.
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Board of Equalization
Hox. E. A. Cortex
Graham County
Sexaron Stawart
Nevada
Billy Gost
Oreza
Hss
Jonee
Tombstone
Republican Territories Administration
Journal
McCord
Republican Party
Ism
Arizona
Board of Q Control
Insane Asylum
Territorist Administration
United States
McCoxp
Arizons
Gov. McCord
New Mexico Territoria Fair Association
Hes
New Mexico
Bere Ball
Sn Allurpg Ove
Albuquerque
Pocenix
Territorial Board of Equalization
University
Normal School
Agre
A & SE
Boards of Supervisors
Phoenix
Westminster Gazette weighs in on silver standard
The Westminster Gazette editorializes on the McKinley silver commission and the silver demonetization issue. It argues India mint reopenings are unlikely and questions the push for a bi metal standard amid Bryan’s potential victory, citing Japan and Australia as examples. The piece weighs market value as currency and criticizes lingering doubts about silver policy.
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Lonpox
Westminster Gasette
London ‘Times
Associated Press
McKinley
Japan
E Bryan
Industrial Upswing in Lacon and Keystones Across Region
After four years of sciencies a revival in industry surfaces in Lac on with Lacon Woolen Mills at full capacity employing 200. Zico Works at Werons to resume, hiring 60 to 60 workers. Keystone Manufacturing and Lawrence Bros. expand capacity amid rising orders. Agricultural implement makers report strong demand and new housing construction accelerates.
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Lacox
Til
Lacon Woolen
Zico
Werons
Sreeman
Keystone Manufacturing
THE BIG STRIKE IN Mining Boss Poisoned Paris Green
In Prranorc and nearby towns Aug 14 17 miners clash with deputies while efforts to march to mines continue. Paris Green poisoning hits night boss Thomas Jeffries at Ferguson mine as martial law expands in Plum Patton Wilkies townships. Fire at the Utica mine endangers Angeles Camp workers. probe ongoing into injunctions and detentions.
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Sandy
Turtle Creeks
Plum Creek
Dolan
Moonrun
Prrranorc
Busada
Pittsburg
Thomas Jefferss
Ferguson Mine
Paris Green
Paris Grean
Jeffries
Ferguson
Pirrzuers
Plum
Patton Sod Wilkies
Lowry
New York
Cleveland
Bss
Cmpany
da Armitt
Plum Crask
Sandy Creek
Bellevernon
Anders
Cal
Usia
Angeles Camp
Thace
Geo
Utica
Ubert
Utios
California
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U.S. Mint
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Jones
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Engisnd
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Gg Jones
Philadelphia
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Buyas
Stewart
Bryan
Proms
East
Chicago Time- Herald
Mississippi Valley
Mexico
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Hix J A Brack
Tucson
Equelzation
Pims County
Warren Trev
John Reid
Francis W. Pool
Central Pres
Hiclens
Mont. Ely
Coork City
Alls
Mont
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Salt River Valley
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North Pole
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Morean
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Mr. Reid
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Russell A. Alger
Alger
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Mre. Porter
Chamber of Commerce
Hox
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Associa
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