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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1900
Page
4
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The Salt Lake Tribune critiques Democratic promises noting tariffs as revenue, labor hostility to capital, and calls for universal employment. It argues the platform seeks broad access to office and wealth without effort, claiming democracy promises cures for all evils and free remedies before November.
The article urges Big Timber and surrounding area to approve a woolen mill, arguing the location is ideal and local capital can fund a small plant. It contends a mill would spur growth, attract finance for expansion, and later add a scouring operation to benefit local wool growers. Citizens are urged to act to bring these benefits.
Factional battles at county gatherings hint at a larger clash next week in Butte. The Daly faction appears set to lead the state convention, though Clark has shown he can sway delegates and may repeat the tactic.
Col Bates a Missouri Democrat with 36 years in the party succeeds W W Larsen as editor of the Lewiston Democrat. He declares himself a Clark Democrat first and last and claims to have followed the Welcome and Clark cases closely and foresees potential $1000 bills pushed over the Democrat's transom.
Marcus Daly arrived in New York last Saturday. The sudden return is linked to his wish to ensure the democratic state convention proceeds in true Montana democratic style.
The passage describes a pattern across Cascade Carbon Fergus and Silver Bow counties where Clark and Daly factions accuse each other of robbery and stolen ballots as delegates are apportioned. The disputes spark resignations by honest Democrats and threaten party unity.
After twenty seven years on the fifth judicial district bench Judge Craig loses to Republican Judge Hand by over twelve thousand votes, carrying all thirteen counties. Democrats blame national issue interference for the defeat.
The sentence notes a hypothetical feud in Kentucky would require land for a burial place for violence victims, signaling concern over fatal clashes and commemorative needs.
Mayor Van Wyck and Richard Crocker, joined by others, face limited appeal as anti trust critics struggle to gain traction this fall amid political noise and partisan rhetoric.
It will be no surprise to see Montara represented at Kansas City by contesting delegations. The mention signals local interest in the event and possible regional participation.
The state superintendent of public instruction issues guidance on district lapse and property, annexation, Indian reservations, eighth grade diplomas, clerk duties, examinations, warrants, citizenship, schoolhouse voting, and illness during exams. It clarifies that districts losing term do not lapse, annexation transfers property, and examinations must follow standard rules.
The Lacy bill, now law, bans shipment of protected game birds across state lines to prevent violations of local seasons. Representative Lacy of Iowa championed it with a persuasive speech, earning praise from the birding league for protecting game and songbirds.
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