Floods in the South Overrun Mississippi Valleys and Warn of Hard Times
The Silver Messenger portrays the 1897 flood as a cruel foe surpassing war, wrecking homes and farms across the Mississippi delta. It calls for government relief, and presents an impassioned excerpt by Helen Wilman on slave labor and the need for labor reform, contrasting past devastation with present ruin and urging reform and protection.
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Mississippi
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Helen Wilman
Chicago Express
Toilers
Idaho in the mountains a silver and gold producer speaks
Mrs. W. W. Woods of Wallace Idaho delivers a suffrage address in Des Moines praising Idaho’s mineral wealth gold and silver output in 1896 and high quality crops while noting its silver standard stance and tariff bill moving in the Senate.
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W. W. Woods
Wallace
Idaho
British Columbia
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Shoshone
Middle States
Palouse
Potlach
Clearwater
Snake Rivers
United States
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