Gold Discoveries in Alaska Stir Speculation Across West
The Silver Messenger rebuts sensational Alaska gold boom tales. It links reports to hoax-like schemes, notes large shipments to Seattle and San Francisco, and warns Montanans and others that outfits cost at least $1,000 with high living costs. It cites A. P. Swineford on Yukon summers, geography, and the perils of placer mining.
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Western Mining World
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A. P. Swineford
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India
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Amusing Goldbug Tale At Busch Hotel Silver Debate
In Hy Wae Golawug Nevada Thomas Shone of the Busch hotel hosted Christian Endeavor travelers at breakfast. A loud eastern visitor argued for free silver and pressed for misvalued coin change, insisting on ten dollars in gold pieces with four silver dollars and a penny as if paying three dollars for meals.
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Thomas Shone
Busch Hotel
Christian Endeavor
Goldbug
Mr. Goldbug
Shane
Mr. Shone
Hannatte
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