Teller Denounces Tariff Fails to Shield Wool Industry
Senator Teller, long guarding protection, argues that restoring 3 to 6 cent wool duties won’t curb foreign wool imports. He cites 1895 import shares from Asia and Britain, notes China’s growing wool exports, and asserts free coinage parity under a silver standard would erase export subsidies for silver nations.
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East
Senator Teller
Philadelphia
Teller
China
South America
Asia
Great Britain
England
United States
Europe
House of Justice Bateman & Co
Boston
Colorado
Free coinage fallacy on miner gains from silver
A common fallacy, seemingly plausible, asserts that under free coinage a miner can exchange 60 cents worth of silver for a dollar at the mint. The claim rests on conditions remaining unchanged and that silver bullion will continue to bear sub par value after restoration under free coinage.
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Macleod
Quay Tribute Prompted By State Guard and Band
Pennsylvania plans a guard of honor and a brass band to St Louis as a tribute to Matt Quay. The remark notes that government by the bosses has supplanted government by the people and imagines Lincoln’s posthumous speech for context.
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Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Matt Quay
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Secretary Upholds Townsite in Gibbonsville Patent Battle
The Secretary of the Interior decided in favor of the town site in a protest against a placer claim patent at Gibbonsville Idaho. The placer, covering about half the town, appeared speculative and aimed to force townsite purchase. The contest began three years ago in the Hailey land office.
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Secretary of the Interior
Gibbonsville
Hailey Land Office
Hailey Newes-Miner
Nervous Prostration and the Nerves for Food Cure
An article discusses nervous prostration as a modern illness caused by overwork and worry, stressing rest and nutrition as cures. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a remedy, citing a farmer Henry Gehrke who recovered after using the pills and endorsing their effectiveness for restoring strength and nerve function.
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Williams
Henry
Rke
Notice For Pusication Homestead in Challis Idaho 1896
Notice states settler Young C Abernathy seeks final commutation proof for Homestead Entry No 1239 in Sec 13 Tp13N R22E. Proof before L H Johnston at Challis on April 15, 1896, with witnesses John R Galland Jesse P Wilson John Curran Hugh C Wood of Goldburg Idaho. W H Bropeau, Register. First pub March 10, 1896.
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John R. Galland
Jesse P. Wilson
John Curran
Hugh C. Wood
Goldburg
Idaho
W. H. Bropueap
Register
Galland
Goldbarg
W. H. Bropsiap
Lane Oririce
Hailey
Aeport
Poe
L. H. Johnston
United States Circuit Court For
District of Idaho
Challis
John Alland
N. R
Young C. Abernathy
Land Office Hearing in Challis Idaho April 15 1696
A notice lists Jesse Pilson with Homestead Entry No. 1240 for Lot 2 SE NWi NWi SE SW Sec 19 Tp 18 N R 2358. The hearing before L H Johnston Commissioner of the United States Circuit Court of the District of Idaho will address residence and cultivation of the land at Challis. Names include Young C Abernathy and John R.
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Hailey
Idaho
L. H. Johnston
United States Circuit Court of the District of Idaho
Challis
Jesse Pilson
N. R
Young C. Abernathy
John R
Local Names and Officials in Goldbarg Idaho Report
John Galland, Curran Galland, Hugh C. Wood, and W. H. Bropsiap appear in Goldbarg Idaho records with Register noted. Names indicate local governance or property matters and suggest a registry filing or official record keeping.
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Blackwell's
du Im Tobacco Company
Durham
Who Retail
Galengies Star Soap
Blackwell
Durham Tobacco Company
Beardsley
Salmon River
E. R. Kirk
Hunter
Winchester Vee
Repeating Shot Guns
Winchester Repeating Arms Co
New Haven
Conn
Kielien
Henry Gehrke
A. Gehrke
Joms W. Ganmmrz
D. G
Emorron
BF. Davitmon
Sunrise
Harrison
Jusses Maine
Swan
North Ater
Yankee Fork Misting District
Caeter County
State of Idaho
Charles Raine
Custer
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