Republican Resolutions for Butte Campaign Unity
Delegates of the Republican party in convention commend unity and condemn Democratic rule in Butte. They urge citizen cooperation to elect capable officials, oppose corporate domination, demand fair wages and no depreciation of wages, oppose tax-toll levies and improper spending, demand retrenchment and transparent accounting, protect taxpayers and homes, and praise the national administration's handling of the Spanish American War while supporting Montana soldiers.
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Butte
Anican Arme
Montana
Silver Republican Resolutions From City Convention
The document condemns perceived misdeeds by silver Republican members of the Sixth legislative assembly and endorses the party’s choice in state affairs. It argues the city election will test good local government and notes tensions over recent legislative actions and leadership succession.
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Butteda
Butte Voters Urged to Support John N. Kirk in Municipal Election
A Butte editorial urges citizens to rebuke the Democratic party and its alleged coercion in the upcoming municipal election. It argues for honest, economical governance and defends John N. Kirk as the candidate likely to restore public integrity and curb corruption, calling on Republicans to vote next Monday.
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Butte
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Illegal Registration Sparks Court Fight Over Voter Fraud
A heated exchange unfolds as Republicans seek to block illegitimate votes while Democrats allege fraud and obstructive legal maneuvering. Judges Clancy and Lindsay review the case, with Lindsay ruling to deny redress except via election day challenges. The outcome risks penalizing those who falsely register and swear to qualifications.
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Republican Victory Hype and Campaign Tactics
A historical note argues Republicans will win with prudent measures against vote manipulation. It describes Democrats paying street mobsters to sway voters, while asserting broad public support for Republican nominees Kirk and good government. The piece urges active campaigning to secure victory.
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Kirk
Bribery Risks Highlighted in Democratic Effort
Editorial warns thousands will be spent to buy votes next Monday. It condemns bribery as a crime for voters and legislators alike, noting the moral harm when workers hungry drive corrupt actions and calling for strong punishment.
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Senate
Legislative Assembly
Grafting System Under Hartington Regime Alleged in Butte
The piece accuses city officials of siphoning at least twenty thousand dollars through graft with gambling interests. It claims McCarthy supporters would need forty thousand to protect gambling operations next year. It also argues the police magistrate’s post would pay eight thousand above legal income if McCarthy wins, and criticizes a legislator for backing a bill that would legalize graft with governor veto.
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Butte
Bonday
Pat points in passing politics in the Standard
A Democratic humorist reviews the Republican platform in the Pat department of the Helena Standard. The piece wryly mocks a campaign orator with a halo and whisky on the table, while praising Pat for lively editing and suggesting Moike be allowed to speak.
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Roorkbacks and a Call for Honest Government
An editorial warns readers that the Anaconda Standard will likely deploy campaign rootbacks near the election. It accuses the opposing paper of misrepresentation while endorsing Sullivan for police magistrate as a trustworthy choice who will uphold honest government and duties in office.
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Sullivan
Silver ratio debate in global markets cited by standard
The Anaconda Standard notes that exact silver to currency ratios are not vital to restoration and depend on legal frameworks. It observes slight variations within national currencies and across countries, while acknowledging that world exchanges largely determine the ratio. The piece reflects early 1899 economic debate on monetary value.
The Losing Campaign For Butte Local Government
The Inter Mountain urges voters to elect the Republican ticket to secure good government and finances in Butte. It labels Democratic gains as harmful, defends Ben Calkins for city treasurer, warns against illegal voting, and notes past editorials about mayoral candidate conduct.
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Butte
Inter Mountain
Putte
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