Shoshone Journal Reports on Politics and World Affairs
The Shoshone Journal reviews Governor Steunenberg’s centennial commission, debates Alaska boundary issues with Britain and Canada, and cites editorials from Lewiston and Bozeman. It critiques political moves by Democrats, notes employment concerns in Idaho, and quotes Sam Jones on prosperity amid economic debates.
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Shoshone
Sam Jones
Georgia
Bozeman, Mont
Avant Courier
Bryan Faces Pressures Over Presidency Claim at Convention
Croker and associates will wield the whip hand at the forthcoming Democratic national convention, not Bryan, forcing him to abandon his presidential ambitions or contest on the key issues. The Lewiston Teller notes the strategic power shift ahead of the event.
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Dick Croker
Bryan
Tammany
Europe
Croker
Croker & Co
Lewiston Teller
Madness and resignation mark Brooklyn Democratic club note
A letter to the Brooklyn Democratic Club secretary resigns from a member criticizing Bryanism and third‑party movements, hoping for a return to time-honored principles and honest money. Also seeks information on two branded animals, offering a reward. Wesley C. Randall promises delivery compensation if found near the Snake River ranch.
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Democratic Party
Brooklyn Democratic Club
Chicago
Colt
Snake River
Wesley C. Randall
Wanted Managers in Counties for Dominion Co
WANTED SEVERAL BRIGHT AND HONEST persons to represent us as Managers in this and close by counties Salary 000 per year and expenses Straight bona fide no real salary Position permanent Office work conducted at home References any bank in any town Enclose self addressed stamped envelope The Dominion Co Dep t 8 Chicago.
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The
Dominion Co
Chicago
Maypole like Piledriver Used In Japan China Construction
A steam hammer powers a bamboo framed piling operation where 27 women pull a cast iron hammer tied to a central rod. The 27 rope ends, held in unison with a sing song, drop the hammer four feet onto eight inch diameter fourteen foot piles. Workers are paid 20 cents daily in gold. The method, described as a Maypole driver, is noted as common in Japan and China.
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Japan
China
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Lane
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J.D. Murphy
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N. M. Buick
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Hansen
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QA. &S. Scuter Estate
Wood River
Headquarters For Fine
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Jos. Keefer
KOTEL
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