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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1895
Page
4
The piece argues for free unlimited silver coinage at 16 to 1 with gold and calls for restoring the silver dollar's place as monetary unit. It praises labor study of economic questions, discusses English influence, and notes editor Bowen succeeding Markell at the Missoulian with a wary political stance.
A philosophical remark about bayonets frames a discussion of state militia regiments battleships and labor centers. The piece argues that judicial decisions like Jenkins may momentarily sustain power but cannot establish a lasting wrong in the face of popular will and plutocratic influence.
Missoula Republican notes tariff will not drive the campaign and calls for a focus on financial reform. It praises Mitchell as unmoved by gold-bug influence and urges坚持 monetary restoration before other questions.
The year 1895 closes lingering Civil War animosity as veterans meet at Houston's Confederate reunion and later at Louisville. Blue and gray join hands to honor American soldiery and shared valor.
An outburst of generous hearts replaces animosity with mutual recognition. Old foes, once rivals who could have killed for victory, greet each other in true fraternity. The olive branch of peace spreads as tears wash away rancor and the victors earn forgiveness.
A critic derides Col Sanders for a flawed argument on money and value, contrasting nature and gold standards with political maneuvering. The piece surveys party boss influence, third term talk for Cleveland, and a skeptical view of laborers’ role in choosing leaders amid no free silver prospects.
The article notes president makers consult a stellar east coast circle of political luminaries to forecast successful aspirants for the 1896 contest. It highlights the Hills, Platts, Quays, and Clarkeons driving the forecast with strong confidence.
A call to awaken patriotism and enforce human rights, urging the people to use the ballot as a weapon against plutocracy. It argues workers vote with friends for principle, opposing patronage and prejudice, to safeguard the republic.
An advertisement promotes Parks Tea as a safe pleasant remedy for headache constipation and fatigue. It claims the tea purifies blood beautifies complexion stimulates the liver and promotes daily bowel movement without pills or cathartics. Sold by W E Tierney Co.
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