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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1896
Page
4
Dispatches report 500 Yale students disrupted a Bryan meeting in New Haven with hooting and a marching brass band, overpowering the speaker. Police failed to restore order, and editors suggest expulsion of leaders and strong Yale action to restore university honor and deter hoodlum behavior.
The Boston Herald warns Powderly must be challenged on the stump. It argues Powderly could lose more McKinley votes than he gains among laborers, and notes he is execrated by organized labor, a red flag to workers.
About 8000 people filled a Brooklyn rink for four hours to hear Mr Bryan speak, a demonstration of the curiosity seekers who may bring their interest to the polls in November.
McKinley faces a schedule packed with engagements and calls from delegations compelled or paid to press him before the forthcoming election. The influx of visitors will keep the candidate occupied as campaigns intensify.
The ticket lists Elvotore W Woods of Shoshone and L L Evans of Oneida for Congress. It names James Gann Populist for Supreme Court, Ralph P Quarles Democrat, and others for state offices including George J Lewis Pop for Secretary of State and Jas H Anderson Pop for State Auditor.
Renate joint resolutions submit amendments to the Idaho constitution on suffrage county offices and probate matters. The documents review sections on voting rights for women, repeal or creation of county offices, and separation of probate judges from county superintendents in a 19th century legislative session.
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