Silver question dominates Utah and national politics
The July 6 1800 discourse rails at the gold standard stance of the Boise Statesman and Mer cantile National Bank leader W K Lockwood. It notes pressure for silver Republicans to back free coinage, while The Salt Lake Tribune supports Bryan and urges Republican victory to secure tariff reform. The piece extols silver as money and forecasts price and industry shifts if silver dominates. It also previews Bryan's nomination as a historic moment in western politics.
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Boise
Davis
Salt Lake Tribune
Republican Journal
Wa J. Bryan
Congress
Democrata
Me Risley
Cleveland
Idaho
St Lewis
Star of Empire
American Politica
Ias
Attairs
Mississippi River
Bryan
Henares
Solani
Brent
Wm J Bryan
Rienzi
Rome
Fred the Degener
Hill Paralyzed By Copper Debate At Chicago Speech
The text discusses reactions to Hill's Chicago speech opposing the platform. It critiques gold versus silver and copper as money metals, arguing about production costs and the distinctions among metals. It notes the desire to show national pride while debating monetary metal status and whether copper could match gold or silver.
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Pm Lil
Siaxan
Gawle
Benewih
New York
Mr Hill
Chicago
Silver Standard Debate Echoes Across Nation
In a spirited array of quotes and excerpts from the Lemhi Republic and Boise Statesman discourse, advocates and critics clash over the silver standard and monetary policy. The text contrasts calls to return to bimetallism with critiques of gold supporters and political shifts.
Frat Osun and Potions Ad in a Local Gazette
An early 20th century advertisement fragment extols Hoswlwer's Stomach Bitters for indigestion constipation and related ailments. It promotes health tonics and remedies amid a jumble of product pitches including Dewit's Little Early Risers and Witt's Sarsaparilla.
Fragmented OCR Narrative on Youth and Society
A garbled OCR passage discusses a girl nearing womanhood and youth temptations. It references parental roles, social decline, and potential moral concerns, with unsafe shifts in meaning across lines. The text lacks clear events or names but hints at guidance and the dangers facing a young woman.
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Tial
Dilley
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Weiser
Busi
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Fil
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Blaine
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Tony
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Heather Autals
Sulmoneliy
Labo
Republic
Weiser | Mercantile Co
DeWit
Donney
Waserhene
CO D
Joe DeWitts
Sommnencaip
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Po. Witt
Den
Hey & Witarhinnise
Optiehn
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Aéweseteme
Peter Penes
nocuiTe & Choice
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Welser
J. W. Avers
Weveen
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Weimer
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Bey
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Achool
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Alba
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Frank Korup
Supreme Judge Cigar
Havana
Key West
E.M. Bartox, Prop
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AK Donen
Betwen Walker
William Walker
Feng Walker Brox
John Water
Fem
Janualy Weiser
Wairrn Wiliiam Wall
Weiser and
Indian Valley
Reas
Gerry Snow
E. Kelly
Jenney & Waterhouse
Pioneer Furniture
Washington County
A. Sears
Gottum Complete Live
Walla
Weiner
V' “ Paaibie
Whisker
Thin Popilar Hotel
Koneah
Tates
Percey
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James G. Bartley
Era Eran
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