Silver Coinage Bill for Idaho Representative Aims at Free Coinage
Idaho Representative Wills Sweet drafts a bill for free coinage of silver in a 10 to 1 ratio, with import duties payable in gold from nations not adopting silver. The proposal seeks international action toward a double standard, backed by congressional supporters. A separate fragment describes a grave misidentification incident and a corpse stone‑transformed after a bullet wound, later reinterred.
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Wasmsurol
Jan
Sweet
Idaho
West
Chandler
Colpage Committee
Congress
Ploasire
Bome
Dusky Dudes at the Mines in Montana
A Montana tale of Charles Porter Grove, a supposed Montana millionaire mine owner, arriving with a Kentucky colored posse to invest in Coon Ridge mines at Radersburg and Helena. His publicity stunts, lavish spending, and dramatic wedding in Lewington create statewide chatter, while skeptics doubt his wealth and the mining stock scheme amid warnings of a potential sobering crash.
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Charles Porter Grave
Montana Milionaire
Far West
Anaconda Standard
Lewington
Grove
Cluie
Montana
Helena
Severa
Refercek
Yaenda
Montana Tillonaire
Thay Jo
Radersburg
Toston
Jaffernon County
Charles Portergrove
Idersburg
Coon Ridge
Kentucky
Leaington
Raversburg
Prince Alberts
Wan
Evaui Cirove
Atea
The Ways of Providence Poem Echoes Faith and Fate
Fragmentary verse portrays Providence guiding travelers toward endurance and faith amid life and death. It hints at an afterlife, martyrdom, and the struggle to maintain belief while facing change. The speaker laments limits on power and ponders the endurance of hope through hardship.
The Hazeldeen Mystery of Phyllis Harford
Phyllis Harford learns her father Edwin Harford is alive after years of disappearance. A private asylum keeper and a scheming trustee plot to rob the girl and her father of a fortune before Dr Rodman and Charley Dorth uncover the truth. Harford’s vindication leads to reunion, marriage, and the end of the conspirators’ scheme.
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H. Agni
Phyllsy
Phyllis
Rowy
Nps
Esabe
Oper
Lame
Cante
Hin
Gables
Phylis
Rose and Crown
Papa
Bone and Crown
Mia
Wawkins
Lea
Hite
Pellmeli
Hareldean Station
HN Dawkins
Dave
Phyliss Harford
Crown
Rose
Beas
Hazeldean
Rachel Deptford
Bartletts
Mr. Dorth
Esse Bartlett
Phyliia
Phyliss
Phylla
Tans
Edwin Harford
PhyDia
Harford
Bealdes
Rodman
Darth
Rodeman
Tate
Bartlet
Dorth
Redman
London
Phyllis Harford
Mhylit
Paris Texas crowd faces hangings for murder and assault
In Paris Texas Manning Davis a white man H l Gonzales a Mexican and dumpking a negro faced looming executions on March 30 for murder and assault while other legal actions unfolded. Judge Halley of Ganon City sentenced William K Roberts a banker to three years for receiving deposits while insolvent. A Denver farmers alliance meeting urged Congress to spend 690000 for reservoirs and internal improvements.
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Jodlann Parmer
Pourteon Mane Dred Boxhels
Decatur
Tad
Dielding
Terry Wilson
Betthard
Vomerly
McDougal
Tina
Sol
Bett Cord
Wilson
McHorgal
Sid Jack Hamuerly
Parmers Club
Paris
Texas
Manning Davis
H.l Gonzales
Dumpking
Davis
Gen
Avlea
Upkins
Halley
Ganon City
Galo
William K. Roberts
Farmers’ Alliance
Denver
Congress
Marmon Story Of A Preserved Body Carried From Utah
The San Francisco Chronicle recounts a tale of James Lippinworth and Paul Harris in 1495 seeking gold and silver in Utah. Harris is wounded by a poisoned arrow, dies after his scalp is taken by Indians, and Lippinworth promises to return his friend’s body to Albania if possible. He later travels to Africa, then funds a voyage to fulfill the burial pledge decades later.
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Linpenworth
I Ria
West Temple
Stave
Harris Old Home
Pleasanty Valley
Utah
Lippinworth
Cape Town
Africa
San Francisco Chronicle
James Lippinworth
Paul Harris
Green
Harris
Lippenworth
Lippin Worth
Mar
Albania
Lippepworth
Harcie
Kone
Bia
Bia Temple
Jefe
America
Maria
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Oaly
Auswer
Sunbury
Anson Welverton
On- Etens
G. Barvo
Abe
News OF the Northwest
Butte
Isyy
Tacoma
Wallybarg
Everast Paverprice
John Smith
Boise
Mount Vernon
Lax
Wastington Penitentiary
Salton City
Dayton
Portland
Walla Walla
Ede
Touchet Valley
Ashland
Yakuta
Charles Clark
Wellby
Oregon Pacific
Vice Hadley
Cheudore F. Alaw
Saw Tooth
Saw Tooth Mountains
Quiver County
Harper
Umatilla
Carrollton
Mort Sherman
San Francisco
Ware
Washington State Capitol
Boant
Holwell
Wiliam McKinney
A. Preston
Irv! Ankeny
Meceiver
OM. Rice
4. W. Smith Company
Waltabarg
Gray'n River
Ithe
Ahr
Willeh Furmal
Welsey
J. Wallace
S. 1
Thompson
Linn County
Port Townsend
Kambhle
Port Balkely Will Company
A. Law Young
Akville
Snohomish
Pomona, Ore
Amas
Lane County
Grand Fail
Wright Inn
Vancouver
TI. C
Secret Service
Providence
Cieumatanees
Nina
Teresa
Wren
Leamington
Charlie Dorth
Galway
Bartlets
Phillis
Tilda
Dr. Rodman
Gardner
Washington
Rain Shield
Drella
Washington Post
Khana
Charles. J. Brown
Seattle
New Hirst Presbyterian Church
General News
Aegitl
Maud Patterson
Ostikosh
Wis
Poiace
Henry Palmer
Minton
Jackson
Spartansburg
John W. Straight
Logansport
Ind
Pennsylvania
Pearl Morgan
Mamie Young
Greensburg
Indieanapolis
Potham
St. Louis Asylum
Galesburg
Mich
J. B. Smiley
Henry Schmet
Springfeld
Chicago
Alfred W. Wynne
Winchester
Andrew Jackson
John K. Mutton
Mexico, Mo
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General Electricia
Scrieger
Frank Cole
Centerville, Mich
Ed Noe
Albernia
Brockton, MI
James King
Keng Roberts
Lorento
George Davia
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
Mr. Young
Burlington
St. Tonis
Laula James
Detroit
Pitlini
Prime
Gladstone
Ob” Pate
Mexico
Thomas H. Taylor
Louisville, Iy
Win
Quinn Bass
James Niderers
Cape
Charles Leeds
John Tooley
New Orleans
Miaiapolis Strone Railway Company
Tu & Quarrel
Peeblo
Chia
Wy A
Watrons
Ter
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Jake Hollman
Jai
Man
Badley
the Marmonn
Herenworth
le Ani
Josh
Yaril Fore
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