Ward names listed in city council race
The article lists candidates by ward: Oliver in First Ward, Richard J. Oates in Second Ward, Patrick F. Boland in Third Ward, D W Tilton in Fourth Ward, Al Congdon in Fifth Ward, Geo W Andrews in Sixth Ward, John M. Evans in Seventh Ward, and O J McConnell in Eighth Ward.
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Oliver
Richard J. Oates
Patrick F. Boland
D. W. Tilton
AL Congdon
Geo. W. Andrews
Mission Ended Silver Republicans Split Over Party Ties
The Anaconday Standard attacks ex Senator Mantle for saying there is no future for the silver Republican party and that former members should join Bryanites. It criticizes Towne and Hartman, recalls 1898 treachery, and notes Democrats’ shift away from free coinage while centering anti imperialism. The piece argues silver’s separate role persists amid party dynamics and gold-dominated leadership.
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Mantle
Chicago Times-Herald
Silver Republican Party
Hartman
Towne
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Chicago
Loyal Flag Stance Challenged by Democratic Fence Sitters
The piece argues that defending the flag in acquired Philippine territory is loyalty to the republic. It criticizes copperhead critics who argue against keeping the flag in conquered lands, stating the Philippines were gained through war and treaty. It contends opposition distorts the meaning of protecting national honor.
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Mantie
Tssue
Democratic Party
Philippines
Republic
Traiora
Spain
Copperhead Press
America
Aguinaldo
Death of Richard Trembath Inter Mountain editor at 27
Richard Trembath telegraph editor of the Inter Mountain died of pneumonia at 2 this morning aged 27. For fifteen years he served as a faithful, broad minded editor whose loss is deeply felt by his colleagues and city friends. He was a devoted, indispensable member of the paper and will be remembered for his generous spirit and thoughtful work. Peace to the ashes of a co worker and friend.
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Richard Trembath
Inter Mountain
Abou Ben Adhem
Washington, D. C
Ana@conda
Ananias
Standard
Washington
Raleigh
Montana
Ben Hill
Hill
Ben
Campbell
Lutte
Missoula
Toole Visit Shapes Butte Democratic Strategy
The Anaconda Standard notes Democratic preparations for a campaign against Clark followers. John R. Toole visits Great Falls and Butte to bolster Daly Democrats, aiming to place loyalists in the fall campaign and influence the Clark vote.
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Anaconda Standard
Clark
Ita
John R. Toole
Butte
Great Falls
Cockrill
Democratic Committee
Goo. H. Stanton
Toole
Mr. Toole
Meator
Dalycrate
Daly wing tactics outlined for party slate
A local report details a strategy led by John R for the Daly democrats including Conrad with backers funding a bid, Toule and Cockrill coordinating moves, and Clark faction marginalized. It describes aims to sway voters, enforce unity, and position Carter and others as figures within a manipulated slate. The piece questions rank and file acquiescence to leadership.
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Monsuri
Mr. Conrad
Toule
Cockrill
W. G. Conradin
Senator Stanton
Tribune
Carter
Clark Democrats
Daly Pilla
Clark
Daly
John R
The Campbell Letters expose reformers and Hill intrigue
The Inter Mountain defends its correspondent against Anaconda Standard attacks while detailing Campbell's letters and McLain's role. It presents evidence of Hill's employment by Campbell, receivership of funds, and detectives used to advance a cleaning reform in Montana politics, with allegations of conspiracy and manipulation surrounding Clark and Daly.
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Glen
Gagnon Holsting
Campbell
Hill
Reform
Rti
Montena
Clark
Daly
McLain
Bill
Nick
Rogers Block
McComas
Srand
F Whiteside and Clark
Virginia City
McComan
Mr.pbell
Hilliam
Chas. W. Clark
Montana ‘Statesman
Mr. Hill
Chas. Clark
Lynch
Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Butte Letters Reveal Political Conspiracy Cover
A collection of letters dated 1899 in Butte show plans and contacts among figures like McDermott, Bickford, Weil come, and Hill. The missives discuss meeting times, travel routes, and efforts to influence inquiries and elections. The public record notes the letters' evidentiary value and the animus of the prosecution.
Causes of Revolt in the Philippines sparks debate
In Washington, Rev. Joseph M. Algue, Manila Observatory director, replies to Bishop Henry Cotter and Rev. Percy Grant. He denies that the revolt was caused by church robbery or concubinage. asserts taxes on friars and the church fueled unrest under Spain and United States rule. He argues natives administer major parishes and church laws mirrored secular tax practices.
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Joseph M. Algue
Manila
Washington
Henry Cotter
Percy 8
Grant
Philippines
Alhough
United States
Spain
Potter
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