Cannibalism on the Yukon trail and political chatter
From the Yukon tale of four men lost after leaving the Dahl river on December 5. Daly, Edair and Provost from Providence Rhode Island Woonsocket and Brockton Massachusetts died of starvation, their remains found near Old Man creek. A political-like Dooley satire follows with Dewey a candidate and a lengthy comic riff on George and party lines.
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The
Salt Lake Tribune
Yukon Trail
Dahal River
Jimtown
Circle City
Michael Daly
Victor Edair
M. Provost
Providence
R. J
Woonsocket
R. L
Brockton
Mass
Daly
Weather and town notes from Custer area
Very cold weather has gripped Custer for a week. John Barker returned from Shoshone where he visited friends and relatives. The mill is temporarily closed. Lafe Weighall made a trip to Clayton on Monday, returning Tuesday. Henry Warnickie and Jack La Fever went to Stanley Basin last week and came back. Local improvements continue with Waller erecting a new building on his premises.
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John Barker
Shoshone
Lafe Weighall
Clayton
Henry Warnickie
Jack Lafever
Stanley Basin
Custer
Waller
Opyesser
Richard Bland A Measure of Steel and Conviction
Richard Bland is portrayed as a patient stubborn man devoted to a cause. His lifelong fight to restore a standard money system defined his political career, guiding his steady, principled stance through decades in and out of Congress. He remained loyal to Bryan, enduring praise and attack with calm perseverance.
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Richard Bland
Col. Bryan
West Coast
Virginia City
Nev
Comstock
Congress
Chicago
Bryan
Col
Campase
Rae
Silver a Champion Remembered by Neighbors and Friends
The Salt Lake Tribune notes the deep grief across the country for a sturdy, honest champion whose simple, gentle nature reflected the values of the nation. The cause of his death is linked to a silver question, yet his loss is portrayed as the loss of a man who embodied the country’s founding ideals.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Challis Idaho Notices and Local Happenings
A jumble of Challis notices reports a civil dispute between Thomas J Pass and Jobs A Bowmas, illness and a fire scare at G T Potters, a dental or tavern cry for drinkers, the death of J S McNair known as Scotty, Idaho volunteers bound for Manila, visits from Miss Kittie Navarre, a grand jury indictments over dynamite crimes, Fourth of July plans, freight shipments, and a proposed Market Lake to Challis wagon road with potential mail route improvements and travel time reductions.
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Thomas J. Pass
Challis
Custer County
Idaho
Buster's
J. S. McNair
Scotty
Boise County
Utah Ientiary
Grangeville Free ‘S
Idaho Volunteers
Manila
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mill
Market Lake
Utah
Little Lost River
Ketchum
Salmon River
Round
Pahsamaroi Vali
Oyster County
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Pesan McGowan
Co. EB
Keyes
L. McGowan
Albert Hovey
Theo. F. van Wageoen, E.M
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Taaho
Capital State Bank
Horse
M. Foley
Bayhorse
A. Butters
Salt Lake City
Maine
Midland Railroad
Geo. J. Lewis
Boise Capital
Dooter Axp Dawzr
Dewey
Mr. Hennnessy
Mr. Dooley
George
Cousin George
United States
Cousin
National Association
Washington
Lincoln
Boston
Pasig
Will
Ivadhbray
Schurz
Mr. Hennessy
Mint
Roberts
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
California
Colorado
Maryland
Minnesota
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
North Carolina
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Washeeton
Wyoming
Geo
Michigan
Clyde Wilkinson
Lau
D. L
Prop
Custer, Idaho
Gerstendorfer Bros
Pth
Varniah
Ron Ol
A.p. Spalding’s
Roarting House
Hollie Elder
Pleasant Avenue
Boyd Hotel
Main Street
Cowre
E. C. Headrick
P. Buax
W. H. Feller
G. T. Potter's
T. J. Paul's
Kittie Navarre
Lostriver
Chas. Wilkinson
Blackfoot
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