Custer County Idaho Precincts And Registrars Listed
The notice enumerates Custer county Idaho election precincts with their boundaries on rivers and roads, lists registrars J H Baxter J P Dickey J L Ebberts Wm A Gill Richard H Haysman Leroy Hillman Geo B Baldwin M J Storer Elmer Reese and W Smith, and states August Saturdays through the last Saturday before election in November 1896 as registration period.
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Custer County
Idaho
Houston
Big Lost River
Narrows
Antelope
J. H. Baxter
Battle Ground
Caster County
J. P. Dickey
Challis
Salmon River
Challis-Bayhorse Road
Sund Precinct
Ramshorn Hill
J. L. Ebberts
Bayhorse
Lyon Creek
Wm. A. Gill
Clayton
Yankee Fork Creek
Robinson Bar
Richard H. Haysman
Ramshorn
Garden Creek
Bayhorse Creek
Leroy Hillman
Custer
Bonanza
Yankee Fork
Middle Park
Loon Creek
Geo. B. Baldwin
Stanley
Caster
Board of County Commissioners
Geo. E. Keyes
Bellus and Stamper To Exhibit In Challis
Boise City's leading photo and view artists Bellus and Stamper will be in Challis for one week starting August 25. All work finished locally with satisfaction guaranteed. See sample work at the post office.
Horse Restaurant Board Rates in Houston and Toano
Classified note lists boarding for horses at the Horse Restaurant. Daily hay and grain available. weekly rates posted as 1.50 for hay, 3 for hay and grain. Names MITCHELL, Houston, and Toano appear as contact or location references.
County bids sought for bridge at Kiantekianle crossing
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of County Commissioners at their October meeting for the construction of a bridge across the Big Lost River at the Kiantekianle crossing near Hattie Ground precinct. Plans may accompany bids. four bids must be sealed and marked Person, Bridge York. Bids open or before November 12. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of GEO E. Keyes, Clerk.
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Board of Jounty
Eist
Bride Aero
Hattie Ground
Butte
of & Pony
Widih
Bridie York
Cerk
Moober
Seard
The
Board of County Commisioners
GEO
E. Keyes, Cierk
Silver Songs campaign song book for 1896 released
The S Brainard publishing house in Chicago offers Silver Songs a free silver song book for the 1896 campaign. It features solos duets mixed and male quartets arranged for campaign clubs and priced at 10 cents or $1 per dozen post paid. contents include Silver chimes The jolly silver dollar of the dads I promise to promise The American way The treasury note and other topical pieces.
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S. Brainard’s Sons Co
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Financial
Hagland
Sam
Democrats of Idaho Urged to Back Dubois for Senate
A typewritten circular from Boise urges Idaho Democrats and silver Republicans to endorse Senator Dubois for U.S. Senate, warning against Populist alliances. The unsigned plea props Dubois as a national leader to unite the party, while highlighting right now as a Democratic and silver forces consolidation effort. Moscow Star notes the circular exposes Dubois as still a Republican and argues the move harms state governance and credible representation.
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Boise
Democrats
Idaho
Dubois
United States Senate
Democratic Party
United States
Senate
Clagett
Buick
Gunn
Congress
Kansas
North Idaho
South Idaho
Lewiston
Republican Party
Moscow Star
Fusion talk in Idaho politics sparks boarder of coalitions
A Boise report quotes a Democratic authority claiming Silver Republican leaders travel to Boise to disrupt a Populist Democrat fusion. The source says a future Republican merger could yield McKinley alignment, with Silver Republicans securing Congress and Idaho’s seat, while Dubois returns to the Senate.
Senator Mitchell Supports Bryan in Wisconsin
Senator Mitchell of Wisconsin declares support for Bryan. The article notes a trend as supporters return to the Democratic fold with each passing moment.
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Mitchell
Wisconsin
Bryan
Secretaries Lamont Carlisle Meet President in Political Talk
The Chicago Chronicle reports a meeting at Bazzard's Bay among Secretaries Lamont and Carlisle and the President. They call it purely political and say they will back the Democratic ticket but may push a second ticket to deter many Democrats from voting for McKinley. All three oppose McKinley yet seek compromise with Bryan.
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Chicago Chronicle
Lamont
Carlisle
Bazzard's Bay
McKinley
Bryan
Closing factories to frighten workers for McKinley
A report notes that closing factories to scare employees into voting for McKinley has no effect. The piece emphasizes the futility of intimidation in influencing electoral choices and highlights labor perspectives on political pressure.
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McKinley
Governor McConnell Backed Silver Drive Strongly
Governor McConnell says he has given more money to the silver cause than all Silver Republican combine. The MESSENGER reports over $60 gathered last year from Custer county residents sent to the McConnell outfit for the silver drive. Mac is a "dandy."
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McConnell
Pople
Custer County
Mac
McKinley Forced to Pander to Old Soldier Card
The text depicts McKinley avoiding tariff talks and financial questions, resorting to the "old soldier" image for votes. It mocks him for lacking scars and claims he can only conjure patriotism by recounting imagined hardship from chewing hard-tack.
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Mkinley
McKinley Tries To Gauge Silver Sentiment Shift
The passage imagines President McKinley’s frustration at the growing silver sentiment and suggests he would have sided with it if Hanoa had supported a 59 position, illustrating political tension over monetary policy.
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McKinley
Hanoa
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