President's Message Preview and Cuban Polls Critique
A dated editorial previews President McKinley's message condemning mismanagement in gold supply and bimetallic policy while urging tougher stance on Cuba and the Nicaragua canal. It questions naval expansion, mining rulings, and federal mining laws, warning of political manipulation and favoring swift completion of the canal and fair governance. Local figures and a long mining anecdote are cited as context.
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McKinley
Congress
Mgr. McKinley
Cuba
Spain
Nicaragua
New York City
Monetary Commission
Alaska
Pates
Interior Department
Interior
Sarrah
Seed Quality and Reliable Seed Sources for Farmers
The article stresses that crop value relies on seed quality, warning poor seed wastes land and labor. It advises practical farmers to obtain genuine seeds from D. M. Ferry & Co. of Detroit, a trusted supplier for 42 years, and to request Perry's Seed Annual for 1898 at no charge.
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D. M. Ferry & Co
Detroit
Mich
United States
Canada
Perry
Armored Armoers and the Shoshone Legacy on Snake River
The Armoers, a small warrior people along Snake River between Boise and American Falls, forged horn armor and powerful bows. They buried dead in caves, crafted polished weapons and adornments, and practiced priestly executions of medicine men. Their migrations shaped the Shoshone lineage, with ferocious wars and eventual federation ending in the Shoshone identity.
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Armores
Snake River
Boise River
American Falls
Ifthe
Shoshone Falls
Ithyophagist
Ignoran
Oregon
Idaho
Wyoming
Fortun
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Eweet
Hawaii
Challe
Custer County
Easter
Nce and Research
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A. N. Hunt
James Gayle
R. N. Hull
Merchan
R.n.hull
Q Challis
Rich & Piera
BH. J. Jones
John P. Spalding
Faltet Water
Ziquy