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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1895
Page
4
A reflective column denounces idol worship of political figures, tracing democracy ideals from Grover Cleveland to modern governance. It argues against trusting leaders as perfect, condemns executive overreach, and urges citizens to rebuild on enduring principles of justice rather than personified idols.
An observance born from Civil War grief urges a nationwide remembrance. Womanly devotion decorative offerings honor all fallen, Blue and Gray alike, softening enmities and uniting the living through love and charity across America.
Secretary Gresham died at 1:15 AM on Tuesday in the Arlington hotel Washington. He served as a soldier statesman and jurist and aided Grover Cleveland’s election. His death shocks a nation that has long debated his foreign policy and Clevelandism.
The high priest of sound money in Memphis derides Carlisle as a meddling fool. He claims metal fixes coin value and mocks the idea that distance or time or light determine vast universal rules. He urges correction of the secretary of the treasury and removal of a flawed schoolboy from class.
The article argues that Populist party doctrines, if enacted, would struggle against constitutional scrutiny before the current Supreme Court. It singles out free coinage of silver as a proposition likely to be struck down, noting a higher power beyond Congress and the people could intervene.
The Anaconda Standard enlarges its daily to seven columns from six, claiming leadership among state publications and favorable comparison with top newspapers abroad.
A compact quote contrasts two leaders, describing the transition from a hangman to an autocrat. It frames the nerve that steadies the hand of the former as searing the conscience and hardening the heart of the latter, casting Grover as a tyrant from the start.
A lawn fete will be held at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage on Wednesday evening June 5. Ice cream and cake will be served along with lemonade. Entertainment including musical and literary offerings will be provided free. Everyone is invited.
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