Idaho Democrats Declare National Platform Endorsement and Reforms
Idaho Democratic Party pledges allegiance to the national platform of 1900 led by Bryan while condemning trusts and tariff abuses. It calls for anti injunction rights, railroad telegraph and telephone public ownership, direct senatorial elections, land board transparency, initiative and referendum, eight hour workday, women's property rights, school fund investments, and low state taxes. The document urges comparison with Republican governance and supports irrigation projects and labor protections.
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Democrats
Idaho
Democratic Party of the Nation
Kansas City
Presidentia
William Fennings Bryan
William McKiffrey
United States
Congress
Republican Party
State Land Board
National Republican Administration
Republican Party of
Democratic Press of
Columbia
Snake Rivers
Ey Meyer
Delinquent stock notice and mining claim notice Idaho
Notice from Stanley Basin Mining Co Idaho City Boise Co listing delinquent stock after July 28 1902 with Charles Thierry owing 50 dollars and sale set for September 4 1902 at Idaho City to cover assessments plus advertising costs. Also notice by E Gramm Co Owner Bayhorse May 16 1902 demanding labor expenditure 400 dollars for Barent Rowe and Forest Rose Extension claims or loss of co ownership if not paid within 90 days. total 215 dollars.
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Stanley Basin Mining Co
Idaho City
Boise Co
Ida
Charles Thierry
County Recorder’s
Boise County
State of Idaho
Haney Lanwert
Barent Rowe
Forest Rose
Maylorse
Custer County
Idaho
United States
Land Office Notice of Suit to Prove Up Land Claim
Notice from the Land Office at Stalley Taba of the August Act announcing that the unnamed settler will present proof to support his claim. Proof will be made before L. Jonston O. B. Commissioner at Challis Idaho on September B. Names appear as ELBA P WILSON, HL E No 1401 for the NW quarter Sec 4 T14N R1E, and others: John MW Stephens, Jonathan Joo, Charlies Ponkhouse. Publication is August 148. Department of the Interior.
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Stalley
Taba
Goa
L. Jonston
Challis
Idn
Balk
Tan
Elba P Wilson
NY Yi
Namie
Ohn MW. Stephens
Chalis
Maho
John Stephens
Charlies Ponkhouse
Jonathan Joo
Bitarp
Reginvor
Itu
Department OF the Interior
Feather beds and canaries in the mailroom tale
A Washington post office employee recalls curious inquiries about mailing odd items and postage rules. Women often doubt, men accept, and both seek loopholes to mail feather beds, canaries, or other oddities, while foreign postage and prepaid rates spark broader questions about the Universal Postal Union and dead letter rules.
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Washington Post Office
Raglan
Charlie
Vox
Sam Aglad
United States
Jook
Philadelphis
Russia
England
Niger Coast
Afghanistan
Abyssinia
Pitcairn Islands
Agrernate
London
Paris
Universal Postal Union
Little Fellows
Brooklyn
Spain
Mampa
Jeter
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C. J. Bassett
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John
Callahan
RE. P. Coltman
Miss Permeal French
Frederick D. Culver
John H. Nordquist
L. A. Doherty
W. N. Scales
Frank Harris
Texas Angel
Sth
Joseph C. Rich
State Central Committee
Alice Felkner
John J. Fitzpatrick
E. Grampp
Bayhorse
R. N. Hou
James Gaytr
W. H. Feuxyén
R.N. Hull &Co
Eneral
William Buster
Prop
Ocatello
Idaho Furniture
William Rampton