Hearst Plans Taft Victory Against Bryan in Independence Split
A damaged 1908 era dispatch alleges William Randolph Hearst sought to steer Independence Party votes to Taft to defeat Bryan. The report claims Hearst offered an independent run if needed, aiming to undermine Bryan and influence New York and national races through GOP alignment and party fusion maneuvers.
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Chivago
Democratic National Committee
Taft
Bryan
Taig
Willian Randolph Uearst
Independence Party
New York
Tati i
Hearst Whaner
Roosevelt
Root
McKinsey
Tom Hisgen
Hearst
Mr. Breannat
Hisgen
Chicago
Hedrst
Hearst-Parsons
New York City
Independence Ieague
Republicans
Tammany
Hearst Blends Alliances and Campaign Attacks
The text argues Hearst shifts stance to align with Republicans amid campaign tensions. It cites correspondence and perceived bias, noting Hearst did not directly attack the party or its candidates in print and that Republican support remained strong through the period. G. W. Peterson is referenced.
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Ae Hearst
Weare Aml
Republicai
Ailer i
Myrina
Hearst
Hs Taden
Suicorior Ptint
Republican Party
Saft
Snevtau
Gonzaga Announces Senior Class Of 1901 At Gonzaga College
Spokane dated article notes ten young men selected as the senior class for the Gonzaga college in Spokane. Names include Anaconda pair Boarman and Tuchsherar, Babisch of Helena, Freud of Moscow, De Merze and Finnegan, Soren of Grangeville, plus Tasney, Murt der Shotane, and Finnegan. Pinnegan captains football, Boarman basketball manager, Suren president of the Gonzaga Alumni association.
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Spokane
Gonzaga College
Avisa
Mavens Boarman
Walter Tuchsherar
Anaconda
George Babisch
Ilelena
Travnh Freud
Moscow
Maho
Frank Sexton
Mudolph de Merze
Frank Tasney
Tom Finnegan
Theodore Murt
der Shotane
Broughton Brandenburg Arraigned in New York
New York on October 22 Broughton Brandenburg, arrested in Dayton Ohio over the publication of the disputed Cleveland Teter, arrived in police custody. He was photographed and measured before being taken to the court of general sessions where he pleaded not guilty to second degree larceny and was released on a 1500 bail.
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New York
Broughton Brandenburg
Daytor
Ohio
Cleveland
Government business can wait till campaign closes
Waettington reports cabinet meeting canceled due to president's campaign travel for Judge Tafw. Next cabinet day falls on election day. Democratic county central committee plans to meet all candidates at county headquarters tonight. Also notes an accident warning: Miss May Thomas of Kent may be fatally injured in a riding incident.
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Hearst
Waettington
Tafw
Democratic County Central Committee
Licket
Lincoln
Democratic Ticket and Local Slate Names
A scanned political notice lists Democratic ticket candidates across Montana counties with state officers and county posts. It names William Jules, Miles Romney, Phil Goodwin, H. L. Sherlock, John H. Tolan, Wiley Mouon Toy, and others, plus Deer Lodge slate and local officials including county commissioners, sheriff, clerk, and coroner, reflecting a broad election slate.
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Miles Romney
Hamilton
Phil, Goodwin
Butte
Hi. L. Sherlock
Woulder
John H. Tolan
Anaconda
Wiley Mouon Toy
Ewit Bruges
Mary T. BR
Wweulea M. EL Prerrineg
John Lawler
B. F. Nothstine
Uauves of the
James Hicks
Frank Fitzgerald
C. MW. Tracy
Harvey A. Nell
James L. Singleton
T. J. Kelly
William Lorenz
Harrie White
Owen Evans
C. L. Swick
George B. Winston
James Bennett
John W. James
Ira C. Gnose
George H. Patterson
Benjamin D. Mahan
George Hunter
H. S. Neal
Echo Templeton
Christopher P. Leahy
A. Short
S. D. Allen
David Cohen
George W. Peterson
E. J. Henroid
Train accident leaves woman with chest and spine injuries
A train incident today threw a woman from a car seat as she landed on the ground, suffering chest and spinal injuries. She was taken to a hospital. Landlords in the city advertise rental and sale options, with G. W. Peterson at 208 East Park offering real estate services.
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Linglou
G. W. Peterson
East Park
New Officers for the Good Templars Take Office
The Good Templars of Amitenda elected new officers led by Kenneth J. Murphy as chief templar and Miss Delia Howell as vice templar. The lodge plans a robust winter canvass to double King lodge membership before spring, with installation by A. MacIntyre. A Halloween party at Dewey Hall, with Christian Endeavor members, kicks off joint entertainment and committees prep a bonafide program. King lodge runs a contest offering a gold pin and a badge to the two members recruiting most new adherents, running through January next year.
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Amitenda
Giese
King Lodge
Kenneth J. Murphy
Templar
Delia Howell
Misa Gertrude Smith
Christian Endeavor
First Presbyterian Church
Good Templars
Dewey Hall
Mosaic of City Life and Local Notices in Anaconda
Fragmentary city notes include optics firms, masquerade events, births and funerals, injuries and legal actions. Mentions James O Grafly of Great Falls visiting Anaconda, Sweeney divorce suit, and local shops like Stage's and Allen Hockman’s. Also references to undertakers, church services, and masquerade ball plans amid scattered ads.
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James O'Grafly
Great Falls
Anaconda
Candidate for County Attorney W H Triplet of Anaconda
W H Triplet, a leading Anaconda lawyer and prominent citizen, is the Democratic candidate for county attorney. Described as thorough in law, well read, and vigorous against crime, he previously served as a county attorney and is praised for intelligent, decisive tenure.
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W. H.trippet
Anaconda
Tripper
HUD
Gulgery
Candidate for re election as justice of state
A fragmentary note reports a candidate for re election as justice of the state. The source also mentions Mr and Mrs Ph Kelly and a late train, but details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
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Ph. Kelly
Convicted in Los Angeles tram case in Portland court
Three defendants in the Los Angeles tram case were convicted by a jury in the United States district court in Portland. Leu Ti, Mey er, and Jeremiah Huntley were acquitted.
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Land Feruos
Portland
Ore
Det
Police Raid Gambler Rings in East Side of New York
Police raided poolrooms across the East Side of New York today arresting 28 suspects in a coordinated crackdown. Offenders were taken into custody at multiple locations as part of an ongoing effort to curb illegal gambling operations.
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New York
Ort
Big Rally at Garrison Held by Republicans
A large delegation from Deer Lodge attended a Republican rally at Garrison, with Deer Lodge participants and a dance after the meeting. Stappel chaired and introduced speakers O. B. Jennannin, Charles Williams, W. W. Paul, and Mrs Evans of Gallatin. A special train carried Deer Lodge attendees home afterward.
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Garrison
Gel
Deer Lodge
MM. Stappel
Akers
O. B. Je'nannin
Charles Williams
W. W. Paul
Evans
Gallatin
Lrann
Lodge Neople
Stelok
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Thomas LW. Long
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Liieutenant
Thomas
THE
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Dewey
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Anaconda Optical Company
Hammiersinugh
Bertha
Sweeney
District Court For
James Sweeney
Mint
Vida Clear
Havana
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Warm Springs
Blatette
Fries Miler
Cieig's
G. OW. Gotdale
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W. T. and
Lew Coleman
George Barley
Lawler & French
R. L. Clinton
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National Reserve
A. O. FL
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Me Gedene of the Sacred Heart
Patrick Melvoy
Forrin Street
T. Paul's Church
C. O'Donnell
Third Street
St. Peter's Church
Carmel Cemetery
Samuel Grige
Ute
C. A. Sule
al Oat
Methodist Church
Third
J. W Bennett
Holloway
Wilslon
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W. H. Tripfpet
Police Ram Gamblers
Snvvere
Tement
Grand Republican Rally Tonight
Margaret Theater
United States
Joseph M. Dixon
Edward Donlan
W. R. Allen
Congress
Charles N. Pray
Fort Benton
Missoula
WM. R. Allen
Supreme Court
WM. L. Holloway
Bozeman
Abraham N. Yoder
Albert J. Galen
Helena
Harry R Cunningham
Elmer E. Esselstyn
Red Lodge
W. E. Harmon
Railroad Commissioners
Daniel Boyle
Livingston
B., T. Stanton
E. A. Morley
Republican County
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