You Are Not Supposed to Know in Silver Era Debates
A collage of 1890s political and social commentary critiques the Farmers' Alliance, gold bugs, and the Indian policy. It cites Kansas politics and Albuquerque misadventures, mocks clerical and press biases, and ends with a Jerry Simpson reciprocity joke about socks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
United States
John Sherman
Senate
Elijah
Warner
Estore
New Mexico
Onp
Albuquerque
Apyocarr
Washington
New York Herald
Jerry Simpson
Capitol
Simpson
Jerry
Clayton Enterprise Boss in Fresh County Split Scrape
J. E. Gurren, known for running the Clayton Enterprise in Sierra county, has again landed in trouble over plans to divide the county. The Santa Fe legislature did not approve, and some subscribers mocked him with a half column of poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Gurren
Sierra County
Clayton Enterprise
Santa Fe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allie Antithia
Law
Silver City
Mew
Mexico
Heon D. Bandz
Silver City, New Mexico
Dwenge
Neal Estate
Fairview, Sierra County, N. M
W. Parker
Chanvery
Hillavurongi
Aan
Jae Wauweas
Pruuessons
Waeren
Furguson
Attorneys At Law
Aitayaengie
Nmakhie Buea Uw
Oluwe
A J
Fountain
Lave
Moailla
Mounaetor
Lita
Max
Trentory
City, NM
Pmynetan
Donut
Tultsenvigh, NM
E. Burlingame
Txeona Tony
Silvar
Lawresca
Deever
Cele
Issayers
Tob Fovear
Mining & Constructing Rngineer
Paso
Texas
Sierra County Bank
Hillsboro, New Mexico
Unk
Missouri River
LW. Zollars
W. WH. Bucher
Mountain Pride Hotel
Kingston
J. B. Hiler
Proprietress
The
Hillsborough
Dallastex Hillsborough Mercantile Co
Globe-Democrat
Farmers’ Alliance
Union County
Couvcil
Terrtory
J. B. Curren
England
California
Noble
Groff
Death Valley
W. N. Farguson
Prueast
Los Angeles
Pountainsias
Lins Craces
Fort Thorn
McRae
Valverde
Kat Carson
Dona Ana
Frank Leslie
Henry Stanley
Wildcat Enterprises
Optic
Uber
C. Waller
Hillsboro, IY
Porcda Rac Dpuarnicl Wholesale & Retail
Wiltusanduiol
Coods
I. A Beer
Lake Valey
Hillsboro
Hillsborough Mercantile
General Merchandise
RTO Hotel
Max L. Kanurr
Newry
Rr-Ovexen
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