Demands Resignations Of Four Senators Over U S Senate Vote
A convention passes a resolution urging Fergus county Senator S. S. Hobson Chateau Senator Ben D. Phillips Flathead county Senator J H Geiger and Teton county Samuel L Mitchell to resign Their resignations would trigger new elections to reflect current constituent will regarding their vote for Democrat W A Clark for U S senator.
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Hobson
Phillips
Geiger
Mitchell
S. S. Hobson
Fergus County
Ben D. Phillips
Chateau
J. H. Geiger
Flathead County
Samuel L. Mitchell
Teton County
Legislative Assembly
W. A. Clark
Congress of the United States
Uents
Fergus
Flathead
Teton
Clark
Committee On
A. C. Botkin
Sanders
Platform condemns corrupt election methods for Senate race
The platform denounces the odium cast on the state by corrupt methods in the election of a Democratic candidate to the United States Senate and condemns the Republican members of the sixth legislative assembly who voted for William A Clark.
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Senate
United States
Sixth Legislative Assembly
William A. Clark
Clark
Montana
Philadelphia
William MacKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party of
Democratic Party
Amer
Republican Party
Thomas H. Carter
Republican Congresses
Political slate for Montana elected office holders
For Congressman S G Murray of Missoula. For Electors L S Willson of Gallatin H C Kessler of Silver Bow. Paul McCormick of Yellowstone State Ticket. For Governor D E Folsom of Meagher. For Lieutenant Governor A J Bennett of Madison. For Secretary of State A N Yoder of Silver Bow. For Attorney General T J Porter of Yellowstone. For State Auditor C C Proctor of Cascade. For State Treasurer F J Edwards of Lewis and Clarke. For Associate Justice R von Tobel of Fergus. For Superintendent of Schools W E Harmon of Gallatin.
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Electors
L. S. Willson
Gallatin
H. C. Kessler
Silver Bow
Paul McCormick
Yellowstone
Frank J. Edwards
Helena
W. A. Jones
Dillon
Edwards
Broadwater
Carbon
Cascade
Chateau
Custer
Dawson
Deer Lodge
Fergus
Flathead
Granite
Jefferson
Lewis and Clarke
Meagher
Missoula
Park
Ravaili
Sweet Grass
Teton
Valley
Jones
Beaverhead
Madison
C. C. Proctor
Superintendent of Public “Instruction
Harmon
J. W. Johnson
Pergus
Johnson
Fferson
Ravalli
Rudolph von Tobel
Billings
H. (. Keseler
Hutte
Manks
Stull
Montana Republicans Converge On Clark Vote Fallout
Helena dispatch reports a Montana Republican convention condemning Clark backers who voted for him. Delegates urge resignations of Hobson Phillips Geiger and Mitchell, approve a platform denouncing bribery, push eight hour workday, praise McKinley and Roosevelt, and nominate Edwards Jones Harmon Proctor Von Tobel McCormick Keseler for state offices and elect presidential electors.
Germany insists on Pekin troops remaining amid China talks
Washington dispatches report Germany and France favor staying in Pekin amid Russian proposals while Britain’s stance remains unclear. Germany, France and Austria appear aligned on remaining forces. Japan’s position is tentative. Russia has not asked for troop withdrawals or altered its plan.
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Pekin
United States
Paris
General Porter
Russia
Porter
Berlin
Germany
Mr. Jackson
Italy
Austria
Great Britain
Japan
France
Root
Hill
Adee
Shanghai
Taku
Barry
Tientsin
Goodnow
Amoy
Castine
England notes German Pekin stance amid hope for firm Salisbury policy
London remarks on Germany's refusal to withdraw from Pekin with keen satisfaction and a wish that Lord Salisbury will maintain firmness. The British reply is not yet ready. Lord Burghbury wants to consult with his colleagues as the discussion continues.
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London
Germany
Pekin
Lord Salisbury
Lordbury
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National
S. G. Murray
D. E. Folsom
A. J. Bennett
A. N. Yoder
T. J. Porter
F. J. Edwards
R. von Tobel
W. E. Harmon
The
Standard
Judasesn
Ican Industries
China
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
Carter
Harry C. Kessler
Silver Bowl
Pek
England
Cegur
Far Li
Li Hung Chang
Earl Li
Ments
M. Thiebaut
Baron von Sternberg
State Department
Chaffee
Imperial Palace
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