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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1895
Page
3
Notice No 230 announces an application for patent with details in a formal opening. The notice signals the filing, parties involved, and potential examination steps following official publication procedures.
Notice from the U S Land Office Hailey Idaho dated August 13 1895 details a land parcel in township 9 north range 26 east and additional sections 4 10 14 in Idaho. No further context or names provided.
The Ohio Democratic State convention selected a full ticket led by governor candidate James Campbell and lieutenant governor nominee J. B. Peaslee. Also named were state auditor James W. Knott, state treasurer William Sholer, Supreme Judge William T. Mooney, attorney general Geo. Fairbanks, and Clerk of the Supreme Court J. W. Cruikshank.
A sweeping oration argues oppression spurs progress and liberty, praising the People’s party while urging union and reform. It recounts historical struggles from colonial taxation to revolution, asserts the need for measured reforms, and cautions against third-term ambitions for Cleveland, noting opposition by the money power.
A column rails against England and dismisses American fear while praising patriotic resolve. It cites Grover selling out to English gold and hints at political maneuvering against Rev. Daniel Gamble in Idaho and Oregon. Gamble faces formal charges for drunkenness Sabbath violation profanity and breach of faith in a legislative pledge.
A Nevada girl discovers old love letters from her parents courtship and teases her mother by reading them as current. The mother bans any relation with a man who would write such letters, and the scene leaves the family in stunned silence. The San Francisco Call discusses plans for a magnificent new newspaper building by Claus Spreckles in San Francisco.
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