Idaho District Court summons and patent notice fragments
The text contains a District Court summons requiring a defendant to appear and answer in ten to forty days, for a divorce case based on desertion and misconduct, plus a mining patent notice from the Idaho Territory about the Gatitada lode claim in Custer County, listing filing details and survey measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Judicial ‘District
State of Idaho
Custer
Elise C. Tennell
Plantis
Samuel Tennell
Samus Tennell
Jaintiff
Fourth Judicial District
Horse Mining District
Cascounty
Idaho
Jorner No
Jis
Custer County
Mollie
Silver Messen
H. Brodhead
Ene
Jon
District Court
Cyster
Thomas Miller, Jr
Joan W. Garrett
Sbove
Challis
Keyes
Sharp & Reeves
Pintack
District Court of the Fourth Illateral
Susan Jennings
Thomas Jennings
Plato
District Court of the Fourth Judicial District
B. Keyes
M. A Brown
Debunking Free Coinage Myths and Silver Politics
The article explains mint charges on gold and silver before and after 1873, clarifying that free coinage did not mean free minting. It notes specific costs for parting, alloy, and refining, details the 20 dollar piece composition, and discusses public debate led by the Bimetallic League, with politics in the West and calls for mint use as originally intended. It also critiques monetary policy and the push for silver coinage, linking it to broader economic tensions between East and West.
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United States
United States Mint
Wall Street
England
Maine
Texas
Free coinage stance at Cleveland GOP convention
President Tracy of the Republican league told the Cleveland convention free coinage cannot be endorsed by the party and was met with loud applause. The piece notes Senator Jones left the party over opposition to free coinage and cites GOP leaders as opposed to silver coinage at 16 to 1, labeling a free coinage Republican a paradox.
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Nevada
President Tracy
Republican League
Cleveland
Jones
Republican Party
G.o.p
Miner parade in Cour d Alenes passes peacefully
The July 11th flare in Cour d Alenes proved a farce with Governor’s soldiers on hand though the Miners' Union had not threatened trouble. The parade and exercises went smoothly, as they did for the past two years, while Mac sought a touch of personal prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cour d'Alenes
Miners’ Union
Mac
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