Foreign invasion sparks wage system broadside in county paper
The July 9 1895 issue rails at foreign workers and corporate powers overrunning American labor. It cites Japanese laborers at a railway yard and 300 Italian contract laborers in New York, using fiery calls for ballot action to empower citizens over corporations, with a Bryan era political beat and mentions a Democratic split over the gold standard.
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Pootelio
Stars and Stripes
New York
America
Bryan speech that stalled at Jackson gold standard issue
In Jackson Mississippi a large crowd heard Congressman Bryan of Nebraska discuss the financial question. His strong logic and oratory captivated listeners until a question about supporting the Democratic ticket if a gold standard platform is adopted at the national convention caused a pause and surprised the audience.
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Whitney
Mr. Bryan
W. J. Bryan
Jackson
Miss
Gold Standard
Congressman Bryan
Nebraska
Republican League Convention Defers Platform Daring Question
The National Republican League Convention at Cleveland last week dodged or straddled the issue of declaring party principles or formulating a platform. The delegates resolved to defer the financial question, uphold protection, and retreat from addressing new issues until the national convention a year hence. The document labels the convention as unable to set policies and states the party will remain a political nonentity, turning away from the topic of free coinage and bankers influence.
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National Republican League
Cleveland
League
Republican Party
Democrats
East
England
Morgins
Belmonts
Notice of sale of estate of Geo W Watson
Notice will sell on July 10, 1895 the effects of Geo W Watson deceased including one banjo one tambourine one overcoat and other articles not named J P Spalding Co Treasurer
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Geo. W. Watson
J.P. Spalding, Co
Custer County Sealed Proposals For Bayhorse Drain Tunnel
The Board of County Commissioners of Custer County Idaho invites sealed proposals before July 5 for construction of a tunnel drain under Bayhorse grade. Tunnel length eighty six feet, top ten feet below road, two side drifts of twenty feet at right angles, water course cut, mouth closed after work with one opening. Commissioner authority reserves right to reject bids. Clerk GEO E KEYES.
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Custer County
Idaho
Bayhorse
Theso Springs
Wald Fede
Lengeth
Commissoners
Geo
E. Keyes
Alias Summons in Idaho Divorce Case 1905
An Idaho district court summons Elise C. Tennell plaintiff against Samuel Tennell defendant for dissolution of marriage on grounds of willful desertion and neglect to provide necessaries. Defendant must respond within 10 to 40 days depending on service. failure results in default judgment. Clerk Geo E Kryes signs. first publication June 25 1905.
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District Court
Fourth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Custer
Elise C. Tennell
Plantif
Samuel Tennell
Fourth Judicist District
State of
Idaho
Geo. E. Kryes
Sharp & Reeves
Piaintist
Saturday lode mining patent notice republished
Notice of application for a United States patent by Saturday Mining Company for the Saturday lode in Bayhorse District Custer County Idaho. Describes claim dimensions 1440 by 575 feet Lot 58 Survey 591 with description from discovery point to four corners and exterior boundaries. No conflicts noted. published in The Silver Messenger with first publication June 18 1895.
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UnitEp Stains Lane
Hailey
Idaho
State of
New York
Wm. Wyndman
Ketchum
United States
Bayhorse
Custer County
Discovery Point
Recorder
Challis
Mollie D
Silver Messenger
H. Bropueap
Register
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Tennell
Chaleis
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T He
S+LODGING DEPARTMENT
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