American outlook sparks dire warning of revolution by 1900
English observers warn the United States will suffer a bloodstained revolution as plutocracy replaces republic. The piece accuses President and governors of being controlled by banks and coal barons, with the poor crushed and labor movement splintered. It foresees chaos, burning cities, and widespread misery before any reform.
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Halsey
Leisbo
James A. McFadden
J.J. McFadden
Halles
Daho
Hastmade
United States
Yankee Fork
Custer County
Maho
Maho, Consisting of 1500 Hnewr Feet of the Lode
Wurnice
Charles Wayne
Challis
Bate
Idaho
Register of
United States Land Office
Hulley
State of Idaho
Matue
W. H. Buoomman
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Yankee Fork Lode
County Recorder
Dado
London Echo
Times
America
Republic
Newport
Tuxedo
Central Park
White House
Wall Street gold mine case stirs public protest in 1904
A sensational account claims a vast Wall Street mine in New York dominates the gold market, with huge profits, bond-financed operations, and protests by officials. The text also attacks a new wildlife and fishing law, detailing strict prohibitions, penalties, and enforcement rules amid broader political rhetoric.
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New York
Utica of Angels
Kennedy of
Amador
Idaho Marriage License Rule Quietly Enforced
A regional note explains the requirement of a marriage license in Idaho, emphasizing it as a necessary formality despite unclear or ceremonial beliefs. The text reflects a cautious stance on legal procedures and social expectations surrounding marriage rites.
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Idaho
Idaho Senator Dubois Likely To Decline Re-Election
The Washington Star reports that Shoup’s possible re election could prompt Dubois to decline running again. It notes Idaho may need a northern candidate two years hence and discusses the political split between north and south Idaho, Dubois’s own stance and the pressure from silver interests and Republicans.
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Washington Star
Shoup
Dubois
Idaho
the Star
North Idaho
Burlesque Actress Nude Picture Sparks Presbyterian Paper Masthead Scandal
The Interior, a Chicago church weekly, printed a partially nude image of a burlesque actress on the front page. Clergy condemned the choice and editor Rev. Dr. Gray fled to the woods after defending the image as a classic representation of Hope.
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Presbyterian Church of the West
Chicago
Gray
Boise Democrat
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