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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1900
Page
2
A damaged OCR entry from the Sierra County Advocate lists names and dates, including mentions of a president candidate and improvised phrases about treaties and coinage. The legibility is poor with many misread words and incomplete phrases.
The muddled OCR text references a political figure, a nation, and a statement about purchasing power and money. It mentions a Republican context, a person named McKinthew or similar, and a reference to November. The readable parts are sparse and scrambled, suggesting a distant historical column with political or financial remarks.
A garbled message questions L Credford Prince for the nomination and notes that any Republican candidate who faces Catron will not be elected to Congress this year. The text implies electoral stakes and party competition in a distant race.
Ambiguous excerpt discusses Republican aims to secure an eight vote majority for McKinley, mentions Democratic states, Bryan, and potential 1900 campaign maneuvers. The passage is garbled with unclear names and actions, offering only scattered references to party leaders and election planning.
A garbled report from Sierra County mentions the Republican pool, a fall dinner pail, and a withdrawn candidate for delegate. It cites local figures such as Hon. F. B. Pergamon and references McKinley era alliances with Gold Democrats and Republicans, with a critical note on the 1896 McKinley campaign.
The Sierra County Democratic ticket wins decisively, securing a victory supported by voters who favor freedom and democratic principles. The outcome signals strong party backing and a shift in local political alignment amid a broad base of supporters.
Republican opponents attack the ruling party with claims of broken pledges and false promises while Democrats in Sierra County present a strong slate. Voters are urged to support core principles advocated by Washington and historical leaders to counter the current administration.
A fragmented OCR read mentions Li Hang Chang predicting Sierra County will face political reversals. It states he has been right once but wrong many times, and hints at public sentiment shifting away from his forecast as events unfold.
The passage notes Mack Hanna denying “no trade” in the country and accusing Chairman Jones of the Democratic National Committee of involvement in a cotton trust. It mentions other Republicans beyond McKinley and Roosevelt in the “Twamp fobiter paddies,” reflecting partisan discourse and infighting.
A fragmented critique of New Mexico Republicans over the silver issue and national stance. The piece cites McKinley and Hanna opposing a fake unity claim, arguing that party factions misrepresent stance and drift from core issues. It portrays internal discord and political theater without specifics.
The Springfield Mass Republican questions a Bryan era claim that paying out the remaining silver would destabilize the economy. It notes treasury gold holdings exceed 62 5 million while silver reserves shrink to about 15 million, arguing such payout would actually strengthen the treasury versus gold.
The Sierra County Democratic Party calls a convention in Willahora to nominate delegates to the Santa Fe Interior Democratic Convention. With dates in October and September provisions, the meeting aims to elect representatives for county, territorial, and precinct races, inviting party activists and Republicans supportive of the platform.
Secretary Gage faces questions over silver as Treasury data show silver dominates government disbursements and circulation. Critics allege efforts to push silver money undermine the gold standard, while Treasury officials defend the balance of coin and certificates.
An ad claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications but can be treated by Halle Catarrh Care. It describes the Eastweh ian Tube, inflammation, and catarrh as causes, promising $200 for cases cured by the remedy. Crasey & Co. Votedo, 0, Bimily Pilla tout the product.
Department of the Lvtarior Vout Officer Fate Cruces NOMy Sept tth announces that the following named settler detailing his intention to file in support of his choice, with aid grant to be made before the clerk at Hilbhorn Nome on November 10. The text references MokIN and Hibava LTE a.
The Sierra County Republican Central Committee announces a Republican Territorial Convention in Santa Fe on October 3, 1800. Delegates from Sierra County will assemble at the Court House to nominate a candidate for Delegate to the 67th U S Congress and handle other business.
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