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Newspaper

The Caldwell Tribune

Location

Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1899

Page

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Patrie Fusion Drama Roils Idaho Politics In 1900

A clipped editorial notes spats within Idaho politics as Patric reforms and fusion waver. Bartlett’s praise shadows rivals while Democratic and Silver Republican factions clash over allegiance to Steunenberg and policy goals like gold standard and economy. The piece mocks their maneuvering and predicts erosion of fusion.

Steunenberg Sinclair Patric Patrie Jen Nee Idaho Wisp Bartlett Mr. Patrie Silver Republican Party Gott Utah Intermountain

Trials begin for Capt. Fr Mills in Salt Lake City

A note on the trial of Captain Frederic Mills formerly Lieutenant Governor and State Engineer in Idaho, to start in Salt Lake City on January 8. The case references Mills shooting J. C. O’Melveny on October 3 and discusses political opinions from major newspapers and figures.

Fr. Mills Idaho Salt Lake City Mills J.C. O'Melveny Denver Post Roosevelt Congress Neyther Gov’nor

Under which king? Parsons answers loyal to country

Ex Attorney General George M Parsons of Idaho replies to a Silver Republican letter. He denounces efforts to fuse loyalty to silver with national dishonor, saying he will stand for his country without silver and declares he is a Republican when asked “Under which King, Bessonian? Speak or die.”

Parsons Idaho George M. Parsons Patric W. J. Bryan Democrats Democratic Party Bessonian

George R Davis Died in Chicago After World’s Fair Role

George R. Davis former Director General of the World’s Fair died in Chicago on the night of November 4th or 5th according to local notices. The obituary notes his longtime involvement with the event, his leadership, and his impact on international exhibitions.

George R. Davis Chicago

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