Republican State Convention Called for Butte in May 1900
The Republican State Central Committee calls a state convention in Butte on May 17 1900 at 11 am for selecting six delegates and six alternates to the National Republican Convention in Philadelphia June 19 1900. Rules govern county representation and voting and all Republican residents may participate.
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Helena
Montana
Republican State Central Committee
Butte
Philadelphia
Sweet Grass County
Frank Jones Named to Republican National Convention
Frank Jones, longtime leading Democrat of New Hampshire, has been elected to the Republican National Convention. He is outspoken in support of the current administration and a man of affairs who has studied party policies. He once opposed Republican theories but now notes their practical demonstration and results.
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Frank Jones
New Hampshire
Jones
Democrats swing to McKinley praise in shift for November
The passage argues that many Democrats are deserting their party to support McKinley and his prosperity driven economy. It claims thousands will vote for the Republican candidate, admitting past errors and endorsing Republican policies as superior for the nation.
Democrats in Lewistown Face Turmoil and Split Allegations
The Lewistown Democrat laments party decline blaming a rival county paper for disruption. It argues larger forces drive Democrats to abandon the sinking ship and align with the party of progress and prosperity.
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Lewistown
Party of Progress and Prosperity
Senator Hansbrough Amendment Sparks Alaska Mining Reform
Report from Victoria B C that harsh Klondike mining laws aimed at excluding Americans will be repealed if British subjects gain equal rights in Cape Nome. The move follows Hansbrough's amendment forbidding mining privileges for aliens absent Americans in their homeland.
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Hansbrough
Victoria
B. C
Klonkike
Cape Nome
Era of easy European travel for Americans grows
The record shows 150,000 passengers booked from New York to Europe with many more unable to secure passage. The note calls this a sign of rising prosperity in America and contrasts it with Cleveland era limits on European travel for the few.
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New York
Europe
America
Cleveland
Credit Trust and New U S 2 Percent Bonds Quoted
The piece notes that 2 per cent U S bonds are quoted at 104 and asserts the United States has never had higher credit. It argues that opponents of the administration would overturn this strong credit to the point of receiving par value for bonds.
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U. S
Townsend Debuts The Forum Joining Three Newspapers
Townsend adds The Forum to its small town press scene, joining two existing papers and giving Townsend a trio of local newspapers. The appearance of The Forum last week makes the town home to three periodicals.
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Big Timber
Townsend
Forum
Republican Triumph in Money Circulation Alarms Critics
The article notes a 20 percent rise in per capita money in four years from $21.53 to $26.13, with total money in circulation surpassing $82 billion. It highlights gold value, silver increases, and asserts the Chicago platform failed to deliver free coinage while circulation grew by about $500 million.
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United States
Chicago
St. Louis
Visiting cards from Pioneer job department praised
Visiting cards said to be handsome and up to date cost no more than the old fashioned kind. The Pioneer job department claims these visiting cards are strictly current and affordable.
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Pioneer Job Department
Mange Among Stock Moves North Montana Dipping Plan
Northern Montana cattlemen plan large scale dipping to stamp out mange or scab, erect dipping pens for range stock, and begin prompt treatment. Observers note mild winter reduced losses, while organizers hope to eradicate the disease entirely with systematic dipping and careful culling as roundup progresses.
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Great Falls
Montana
Census Enumerators Named for Montana Districts
Hon. John E. Richards announces successful applicants for enumerators in Sweet Grass Yellowstone Meagher Fergus Park counties including Solberg Raitt Orr Tren ton Hawkins Leaverns Frizelle Richards Croft Wilson Redfield Glen Hersey Croft and others. The pay raise to two and a half cents per capita in large cities and per diem increases to 86 cents in Dawson Custer Yellowstone counties aims to speed the 12th census with fewer questions and a shorter canvass from June 1 to July 1.
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John E. Richards
Montana
Sweet Grass
Samuel Solberg
Howie
Harry L. Raitt
John D. Orr
Big Timber
Yellowstone County
Edwin L. Trenton
Laurel
Pliny H. Hawkins
Columbus
Robert Leaverns
Uriah E. Frizelle
Billings
Meagher
John IT. Richards
Republican State Central Committee
Dawson
Custer
Yellowstone
Trustees Named in James Vestal Estate
James Vestal appoints J F Martey and J L Rapstapt as trustees in the estate matter, listing them alongside the named executor and seeking approval for administration.
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James Vestal
J. F. Martey
J. L. Rapstapt
Trustees
The Wool Market: Quiet Trade as London Sale Opens
The wool market is quiet while buyers await London's opening on May 3. In Utah and Wyoming several purchases reach 15 to 17 cents. Fine medium Montana at 21 cents. Some offers of 20 cents for this year's clip are refused as growers hold for higher prices.
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London
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
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Hig Timber
J. E. Sheridan
Republican Party
Party
J.P. Woolman
B. Miller
Beaverhead
Eseaereee
Flathead
Coenretroos
Gallatin
Jefferson
Lewis and Clarke
Madison
Eeatseanes
Missoula
Teton
Valley
Democratic Party
McKinley
Silver Leaf
Graham
Eastern
Montana Trading CO
Pioneer Milling Co
Crrand Statel
Frank Blis
Mont
Bigtimber National Bank
Big Timber, Montana
Capital
J. A. Hall
C. T. Busha
John F. Asbury
Cashiel Jas
Vestal
J. D. Radford
W. L. Shanks
D. D. Smith
Aod Arrawa
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Pacific Express
East Rowan
St. Paul
Livingston
Land
Benj, F. Lamb
Church Directory
M. E. Church
South
J. B. Listen
Woman
H. M
J. W. LeQuatrs
Pioneer
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