Silver Coinage Movement Sweeps Idaho GOP Headlines
The article notes a rising push within Idaho and Indiana for free coinage of silver ahead of the Republican State Convention. It details editorial campaigns, shifts in voter sentiment, and the belief that currency reform will dominate the 1896 political agenda. Strong mentions include McKinley and the 1892 platform, with broader public interest in silver literature growth nationwide.
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iCincinnati Enquirer
Lapvorte, Inc
Indiana
R “Om
Republican Party
McKinley
Washington
Leen
Denis
Chicago
Congress
Hhey
Cleveland
Morse April 7 1895 Notes From Panalmari Valley
Geo F Bartlett of Butte visits relatives in the valley. Frank Burke of Snake River buys cattle. Miss Matthewson teaches seventeen pupils. Ms or Mrs George Grubb to Salmon City. Wm Jolley and Jas Black return from Pierce City. Ranchers turn out cattle this week. Rev Mason of Clubs in the valley to hold services at the schoolhouse today.
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Rev
Mason
Clubs
Silver plank politics and the honest dollar debate
In a Boise Evening Mail excerpt an advocate urges the People’s Party silver plank as Westward preference and pledges for free silver. The piece attacks old party bimetallism and defines an “honest dollar” as one that steadies purchasing power and robs labor through wealth power.
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McKine
People’s Party
Entre West
Boise Evening Mail
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