Republican State Convention Called for Helena August 5 1900
Helena Montana July 18 1900 a Republican State Convention is called to meet in Helena at the Auditorium on September 5 1900 at 11 a m to nominate presidential electors representatives in congress governor lieutenant governor secretary of state supreme court associate justice state treasurer state auditor attorney general and superintendent of public instruction and to transact other business.
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Helena
Montana
Congress
Supreme Court
Public Instruction
Republican Party
Central Committee
Beaverhead
Broadwater
Deer Lodge
Fergus
Flathead
Toton
Yellowstone
County Convention Called for Sweet Grass County Montana
Big Timber Mont Aug 1 1900 Republicans of Sweet Grass county will meet Aug 28 1900 at 11 a m to nominate state and county officers and to select delegates to the Helena state convention. Primaries occur Aug 25 from 2 to 4 p m at usual voting places for delegates. All electors may participate regardless of party.
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Big Timber
Mont
Republican State Central Committee
Sweet Grass County
Montana
Helena
Big Timber House Adopts Delegation Rules for Republican Convention
The document outlines precinct based representation for the 1898 Thomas Marshall-favored Republican convention in Big Timber and surrounding areas with delegates allocated per 10 votes. It details alternate voting rules, residency requirements for delegates, and party officers. The piece also promotes Big Timber woolen mill prospects and benefits to farmers, plus a request to publish wool prices from Democratic and Republican eras for comparison.
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Thos. Marshall
Confess
McLeod
la Ceucacette
Yellowstone
Stillwater
Springdale
Cowles
Free Coinage Question Scored By Montana Newspaper
The Yellowstone Leader cites the Big Timber Pioneer to argue that the Democratic Party cannot establish free coinage, noting it failed under full national control and faced Bryanian pressure for silver. It questions Montana Democrats led by Hauser at Kansas City and recalls past party stances on silver and platform positions.
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Yellowstone
Sweet Grass County
Big Timber
Republican Gang
Bryan
Congress
Montana
Democratic Party
Kansas City
Hauser
Committee On Platform
Yellowstone Leader and Democratic Papers Rally Support
The Yellowstone Leader and allied democratic papers report broad backing for party candidates and policies. Journalists note coordinated editorials, aligned messaging, and shared coverage across multiple outlets to boost turnout.
Amalgamated Mine Workers May Trade Freely
From Anaconda and Butte comes news that Amalgamated company employees in mines and smelters may trade where they please. Businessmen and workers welcome the move though the report omits whether workers will be allowed to vote as they please.
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Anaconda
Butte
Amalgamated Company
Democrats Sweep South Carolina Vote and Amendments
In South Carolina last week the democrats won every ticket item and passed a constitutional amendment that effectively disfranchises colored citizens. The piece critiques democrats arguing over imperialism and militarism and other isms.
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South Carolina
Montana Daily and Sunday Record to Start in Helena
A morning paper to begin about August 15 in Helena as a Republican paper. It will be published via a leased wire service from New York Washington and Chicago.
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Montana
Sunday Record
New York
Washington
Chicago
Helena
Committee praised for securing woolen mill funding
The committee whose efforts raised the funds for establishing the woolen mill is commended for their work and success.
Fergus County's Candidate Frank E. Smith for Attorney General
Fergus County attorney Frank E. Smith is a Republican candidate for attorney general. Supporters say he is eminently qualified, with 12 years as prosecuting attorney of Hise County, praised for legal skill and eloquence, and a popular social presence.
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Frank E. Smith
Fergus County
J. W. LeQuatte
Smith
Ringling Bros Excursions Arrangements for Bozeman Show
Arrangements have been completed for Ringling Bros world greatest shows in Bozeman on August 22 with special excursion rates on all travel lines. The event, the only local exhibition this season, promises the largest circus menagerie and hippodrome with over 200 specialists in three rings on a quarter mile track. A grand street parade at 10 am will precede the performance.
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Ringling Bros
Bozeman
United States
Marchand
Souder
Elephant
O’brien
New Campaign Tariff Documents Offered by American Protective League
The American Protective League announces 144 pages of tariff literature including Gallinger Grosvenor McKinley Bryan and Dingley speeches. Packets Nos 39 52 59 and 75 offered for 14 cents each to be mailed to any address from 135 West 23d Street New York NY.
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Plymouth Rock
McKinley and
Dingley
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Grosvenor
Ohio
McKinley
Mr. Bryan
American Protective League
West 23d Street
New York
N. Y
Dyspepsia Cure Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Kodo as a universal remedy for indigestion claiming it digests food to nourish the body and rebuild worn organs. It asserts instant relief and a complete cure for all stomach troubles and urges readers to try it. Budd Drug Co.
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Budd Drug Co
DeWitt
Special sale of alarm clocks and DeWitt pill ad
A local advertisement promotes a next week sale with half price alarm clocks to clear inventory. It also touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills that cleanse the liver and bowels without gripping, from Budd Drug Co.
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Cool & Olmstead
DeWitt
Budd Drug Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ig Timber Pioneer
J. E. Sheridan
Oficial Paper
WM. McKinley
Theo. Roosevelt
Dotti Lees Tis
J. P. Wootman
T. B. Mirek
Gro. M. Haren
America
Yellowstone Leader
Paraline & S Aleo Neefal
Ethe
Helena Herald
Heeratp
Republican State Paper
Tae Heerrate
Tae Pronger
the Herald
Frank Bliss
Bigtimber National Bank
Capital
J.a.hall
C.T. Busha
John F. Asbury
Jas. Vestal
J.D. Radford
W. OL. Shanks
D. D. Smith
C. T. Busha
J. A. Hall
Harvey & Vance
Time Pioneer
Benj, F. Lamb
W.W. Beasley & Son, Stock Commission Brokers
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