Registration notices warn of electors' drills in Sweet Grass
The notices list multiple precincts in Sweet Grass County Montana with registration windows before the November general election. Each district sets start dates in October 1898 and ends in late October, naming the registry agents responsible for Districts 1 through 10. The document repeats the registration period details for several election districts within the county.
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Enbrachie
Big Tiber
Montana
Sweet Grass
Andrew 'T. Anderson
Springdale
Geo. Statham
District No
McLeod
James Reed
Yellowstone
Melville
Ua. T
Montsau
Iowie
County of
Samovelt
Solberg
American Fork
Monten
Feclock
A. Im
A. E. Hopkins
Tewistry
Wormser
Sweet Grase
Peter Wormser
Lower Stillwater
EB Stone
Resistry
Upper Stillwater
Montann
Grey Cut
INS
J. M. Wadsworth
Democratic Platform Faith Lacking in 1896 Compared to Republicans
The editorial argues the Democratic Party failed to honor its 1892 and 1896 platforms, surrendering on protection and currency while Republicans upheld their pledges. It cites sharp election losses, GOP controls of Congress, and GOP adherence to platform promises, contrasting sound money and Hawaiian policy with Democratic reversals. The piece labels Democrats incompetent after full control in 1892 and warns voters that a Democratic return would waste ballots.
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Cleveland
Congress
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Hawaii
Spain
Cuba
America
Democratic Party
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Public School Attendance Report for Big Timber Sept 1898
Big Timber Public Schools list punctual pupils for September 30 1898 with full names organized by rooms One Two and Four. Room One names include Claude Barbour Herbert Cameron Clarence Davis Ralph Davis Earl Hatfield Rennie Marley Gladyse Nicholson Daisy Pratt Ernest Severence Harry Shipton Miles Thrown Edmund Cameron Harry Matfield Ethel Lowell Bernie Mjeide beth Pound Maggie Ries Earle Perrine Selmer Solberg Margarite Wilkins. Room Two includes Ernest George Mable Stubblefield Jennie Moore Richard Cameron Eda Hatch Stuart Nicholson Sally Cross Frank Boyd Florence Skillman Ivah Moore Budd Kellogg Thad Pound Alta Barbour Atha Barbour Dan Shipton Hugh Pound Gretchen Everett Billa Hatfield Inez Sanbern Sallie Brown Grace Fisher Lester Lanphear May Peoples Bert Pound Edmund Erickson Grace Pound Lelia Reynolds Paul Severence. Room Four lists Linnie Anderson Mable Barbour Lucy Lanphear Minnie Stubblefield Nellie Stublefield John Anderson Maude Anderson Floy Barbour Reno Churchill Maggie Dooley Litters Anderson Vivian Doores Marion Nicholson.
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Claude Barbour
Herbert Cameron
Clarence Davis
Ralph Davis
Earl Hatfield
Rennie Marley
Gladyse Nicholson
Daisy Pratt
Ernest Severence
Harry Shipton
Miles Thrown
Edmund Cameron
Harry Matfield
Ethel Lowell
Bernie Mjeide
Beth Pound
Maggie Ries
Earle Perrine
Selmer Solberg
Margarite Wilkins
Ernest George
Mable Stubblefield
Jennie Moore
Richard Cameron
Eda Hatch
Stuart Nicholson
Sally Cross
Frank Boyd
Florence Skillman
Ivah Moore
Budd Kellogg
Linnie Anderson
Mable Barbour
Lucy Lanphear
Minnie Stubblefield
Nellie Stublefield
John Anderson
Maude Anderson
Floy Barbour
Reno Churchill
Maggie Dooley
Litters Anderson
Vivian Doores
Marion Nicholson
Hood's Pills Promise Quick Cure for Nausea and Headache
An old advertisement touts Hood's Pills as a remedy for nausea sick headache biliousness and all feverish complaints. Priced at 25 cents the pill bottle is pitched as a universal cure with claims of rapid relief.
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Hood
Clark Nomination Sparks Doubt In Silver Campaign
The Great Falls News notes: no one heard of Clark’s campbell for silver until Clark named him for Congress. The people will not entrust the cause to a recent convert and a doubtful one.
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Clark
Campbell
Congress
Great Falls
War fault shifted to Montana governor, says Independent
The Independent accuses Col. Kessler of war failure and places blame on Montana’s governor rather than the national administration. It notes the Democratic campaign against the war boomerangs, revealing many complaints stem from appointments by Democratic and Populist governors.
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Independent
Col. Kessler
Montana
Livingston Enterprise
Montana Debater and Rancher Thomas C Marshall Profile
The republication details Thomas C Marshall a Missoula lawyer and rancher known across Montana and in Kentucky. A native of Paducah Kentucky he graduated from the University of Kentucky in 1875 and served as a county judge before moving to Missoula in 1883 to form Woody Marshall. He also raises Jersey cattle and Kentucky trotting horses and chaired the judiciary committee in Montana’s 1886 legislature.
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Republican Standard
Thomas C. Marshall
Monitana
Missoula
Marshall
Montana
Kentucky
Commonwealth
Paducah
University of
Woody
Woody& Marshall
Jersey
Democratic critique of silver issue and free trade at polls
The Livingston Enterprise notes the Montana Democratic party repudiates silver and endorses a gold standard stance. It argues voters may repudiate the party next November over free trade positions.
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Congress
Democratic Party of Montana
Livingston Enterprise
A J Campbell Opposes Silver Standard in Congress Bid
The Missoulian notes A J Campbell the Democratic congressional nominee opposes silver, favors gold monometalism, and rejects bi metalism. The report playfully adds he may have a white duster after being dipped in an electrotype bath, a detail perhaps symbolic.
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A.J. Campbell
Conness
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