Silver Coinage Stance and Cuba War Talk Headline
The piece asserts support for free silver coinage and criticizes U S Cuban policy while noting Kentucky senatorial dynamics and the death of Senator Weisiger. It mentions Ballington Booth resigning as Salvation Army commander and plans a new U S movement alongside praise for the organization.
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Weissinger
Blackburns
Ballington Booth
Salvation Army
United Sates
Democratic Politics and the Sound Money Fight
The administration aims to dominate the forthcoming Democratic convention. Mr. Cleveland advocates a sound money platform as the key to victory. He predicts no secession or major disaffection within the party and a solid majority for sound money, raising the question which is the greater political force the Butte Miner or Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Butte
Eastern republican press parodies free silver men with Lincoln tale
The Salt Lake Tribune cites a Lincoln story to critique the eastern press against free silver Republicans. An Illinois stockman once sold prime cattle yearly and woke to only old bulls. Sherman Allison Hoar and Cleveland are named as representatives of the herd.
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Grover Cleveland as preacher and hypocrite diatribe
A critical, era-spun polemic mocks Grover Cleveland portraying him as hypocritical in a church role while accusing him of double standards and goldbugism. The piece brandishes harsh labels and concludes with derisive employ of “acrobat” to lampoon his persona and politics.
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Grover
Majority Rule and the True Republic
A discourse on how mass honesty and majority rule shape republican government. It argues two party orders threaten true republic principles and warns that minority rule harms the people, urging independent majorities on vital questions like money policy.
Public Thoroughfares as Economic Highways
A historical reflection on roads and railroads as primary arteries of growth and their role in linking settlements. The text notes railroads as great highways transforming material and intellectual life, with public roads serving as feeders following settlement across regions.
Montana Road Policy and Debt Debate
The passage argues for building roads to open mining districts and connect to railroads as essential to Montana's economy. It claims increased public debt can be justified by economic growth and higher values, noting road work is a prudent public expense in an undeveloped area. One Minute Cough Cure is mentioned by J RK Weston as a quick remedy.
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J. RK. Weston
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