Courage and Liberty in a Territorial Daily Voice
The Idaho based Custer County official paper reprints a sermon on liberty and reform, praising reformers and warnings against oppression while urging unity for the People's Party. It cites political shifts, a call for courage, and notes about monometallism and England’s gold standard influence. Also reports on Rev Daniel Gamble charges and a Nevada anecdote about a daughter reading old love letters to her mother.
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Willis Sweet
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Third Term Not for Cleveland Says Public Letter
A critical view denounces Cleveland, arguing a third term is undesired for him and accusing him of servile obedience to the rich. The writer claims money power directs his actions, discouraging further nominations and hinting at a fourth term interest.
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Cleveland
The American Eagle Is Deaf Independence Is Dead
Editor W. D. Spratt of Kalso British Columbia Prospector visited the United States and after reviewing the financial question returned home and printed in his paper a bold headline The American Eagle Is Deaf Independence is dead Rules The United States With A firmer grasp Thag she did A century
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Kalso
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