Populists Split Over Fusion in Idaho Campaign
Miua Nacraon F. Epy, nominee for Idaho secretary of state, urges Populists to reject fusion with the Democrats and to run a straight Populist ticket. He criticizes fusion advocates in Nebraska and warns Idaho Populists to beware Democratic influence on the national committee. Dated Boise October 24, 1900.
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Look Out for Fakes Card of Thanks and Campaign Warnings
Card of Thanks from Mrs. J A Brown extends gratitude for funeral kindness and notes thanks to J H Haines. Also includes health ads for HEPBINE and ACKER'S Dyspepsia Tablets. The Republican National Committee warns against fakes and root backs to influence voters ahead of the election, citing a message from Perry S Heath.
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Population of United States reaches 76,295,220 in 1900 census
Washington reports the 1900 total U S population at 76,295,220 with 74,627,907 in the states for apportionment and 134,158 Indians not taxed. The ten year increase from 1890 is 13,225,464 about 2 percent. Alaska and some military posts await returns.
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Judge Rich Opposes Dubois Says Exposed Interview
The Montpelier Examiner rejects an Idaho State Journal interview with Judge Rich as inaccurate while asserting Rich's opposition to Fred T. Dubois. Telegraphic clarification from Boise confirms the Sept. 28 interview was correct and notes gossip in Pocatello about Rich’s stance.
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Tax claims in Bannock county race spark voter debate
A local editorial accuses the Advance of selective figures to disparage Democratic rule in Bannock County. It asserts taxes rose under Democrats while corporate taxes fell, cites yearly increases in farming and merchants' taxes, and claims a deliberate deficit to boost a ticket. It urges support for Republican commissioners Myers Cohn, Richard Douglas, and Lewis S. Pond.
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Trade schemes threaten GOP voters in upcoming race
The piece warns Republicans to beware of Democrats offering trades for votes in exchange for backing four Duboisite nominees Kirchoff Mullen Hendricks and Dwyer. It urges voting straight tickets as the only path to victory and cautions against deceptive trade proposals by campaigners.
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Village blacksmith saves son with cough remedy
Grahamaville’s H H Black says his five year old son, prone to croup, was cured by Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with frequent doses during symptoms. He notes the formula contains no opium and is safe for children and adults. Sold at Bean’s Drug Store. Mothers seek quick relief this season.
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