Anarchist Reply Sparks Debate on Silver Coinage Policy
A Lemhi Republic reply argues the United States should retain free coinage of silver, detailing currency options and the limits of gold and silver supply. It asserts silver’s scarcity, historical status as money, and the need for independent policy despite other nations’ views.
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Lemhi Republic
Sian
Republic
Washington County
Weiser
The
Lobe Democrat
Chicago Trbane
Biu
Europe
United States
Gould
Oath and primaries debated at Republican meeting
The piece reports on a Republican state central committee meeting in Boise City where plans for the party primaries are discussed. It notes bosses seek to secure an oath pledging loyalty to leaders, with details about the date, intent, and possible obstacles in preparing an oath and holding primaries. The editorials reference various Republican papers and leaders.
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Mart Pattie
Atate Central
Boise City
Patri
Primiriea
Silver sentiment sweeps states amid free silver push
A scrambled report describes a nationwide surge for free silver led by labor and farmer groups in Massachusetts New Hampshire Vermont Maine and New York with figures like Colin de Lenis and endorsements shifting from gold to silver. The piece cites meetings rumors and party realignment as silver advocates gather affixed to the Bevan standard and a plan to fix the ratio at 18 to 1.
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Bryan
Lim
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
Ace
Denver
Hoindrestas
Hiv Wil
Akan
Pnas
Lavinia
N.Y
Allehiaus County
New York
Colin de Lenis
Ohio
Columabus
Clevelind
Abe Sith
Ian Snl
Debates on Silver Policy Roil 1896 Political Scene
An assorted editorial page discusses Democratic splits over free silver and cabinet shifts. Mentions Hoke Smith and Bryan, calls for nonpartisan gold or silver stances, critiques figures, and notes editorials from the Caldwell Record and Evening Mail.
Missing Child Sparks Search and Local Notices
A Canyon City Oregon boy John Mubivick 2 years old is reported missing from his home area, with his mother seeking help in locating him. Nearby, residents in Weiser and Mann Creek attend visits, while notices describe local moves and business changes, including a lumber merchant starting on Commercial Street and a hospital-adjacent service plan.
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Hixon
Gurl
Payette
Meadows
Jonette Aiterson
Fex
TC Galloway
Boise City
John Wesley Barkley
Frall County
Oregon
Carrie and
Boumalor
Lizzie Haeuey
Mann Creek
Minx
Bessie Veritable
Anns Hurley
Caldwell
Upper Mann Creek
Gates
Jones
James Murray
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Seven Devils
Mi Kughiah Syndicate
Hegubatag
Weiter
Imp
Chiurches
Geo. W. Leek
Rev
LB. Clay
Salt Lake
Weiser
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Campany
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Denver Times
A& Blaine
Cameron Lant
Eller
Tiherbert Mermeleva
de Myresoneniven
Highuuises
Utiles
JP Morgan & Cin
Englate
Meu Po
Moria
Etry Po
Lanard
O. Brown
Rahn
Loeb
Belmont & Go
Heneihneh
Tie Tivesheila
Tonttor
Dubois
Idaho
Hoke Smith
Silver
Hoke i
Rickert
Grofett
Bryan Whitth
Vince
Siaxat
Inskartanedus
DeWitt
Orhasa
Jenney && Water
W. F Sommercamp
County Board of Equalization
Cates Mill
Sonnet Anderson
TM. Juffreys
Walla Walla
B. F. Clay
Baptist Clave
Staxan
Fuomus Hopper
Willoughby Attams
DeWitts Gils Ans
Fennoy & Witerouse
Acorna
Keliml Bay
Ledigemion
Abestetler
Kilbey Eamphants
Gillimines
John Ross
John A
Menrasert
Sarah J. Boas
Wastington
Banat Rows
John A. Hows
Sime
Coleman
Hella
Baylin
Jan
Maukland
Myaelf
Ny Nl Coalition
Willis
Coleman Tiyex
Neres
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Vick
Willy
Willaus
Suleuectady
Awad
Frane Hrorup
Supreme Judge Cigar
Urea
Dnyety
Cnvers
Troi Weiser
J. W. Ayers
E. M. Barton
Brockman
Avo Weteor
Faune
Havana
Welser
Dorset
Mea
Pristewk
Waal
Abul
Idulin
Weise
Ginny
Jenney & Waterhouse
Tolley
Weiser Idaho
Cos
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Wein
Sir Pliste
A. Riggs
Aya
Scioniffe
Nieglers
Jenney & Wateriuse
Thos E. Kelly
Alley Hotel
James G. Bartley
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