Republican Resolutions Passed in Butte City Campaign
Delegates of the Republican party in convention praise harmony and united effort to redeem the city from Democratic misrule. They call for public office seekers with proven ability, oppose corporate domination, demand high wages with honest payment, condemn secret levies and extravagant spending, urge retrenchment and reform, and honor Montana and national war efforts and veterans.
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Republican Party
Iohor
Butte
Montana
Spa
The Passing Day Election Day Verdict Looms
The piece reflects on polling day as the long campaign ends with voters poised for a verdict. It condemns coercion and fraudulent registration, notes Democratic efforts to sway turnout, and predicts a Republican comeback despite irregularities. It asserts public faith in courts to record the injustice.
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Everes
Democratic Party
Democra
Silver Republican Resolutions for local government in Butte
A city Silver Republican convention in Butte adopts resolutions endorsing good local government and condemning Silver Republican members of the Sixth Legislative Assembly for their role in selecting a senator to succeed Lee Mantle. The statement asserts the election concerns local governance, not national issues, and disavows traitorous conduct toward the party trust.
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Butte
Sixth Legislative Assembly
Lee Mantle
The Banquet Question Amid Coalition Tensions
A fragmented conference era story outlines Eastern Western rifts over coinage and free coinage reform. Central unions and party leaders push for amalgamation as banquet tensions rise, revealing deep rifts and stalled harmony within the coalition.
New York Democracy Splits Over Jefferson Banquet Issue
A fragmented New York Democratic scene inflames debates over Jeffersonian simplicity and a proposed banquet price fight. Montana shows a contrasting approach, while pacified factions plan rival celebrations and toast contrasts.
Butte Honors Butte Boys In Flag Raising Feat
In Manila letters the First Montana volunteers are praised for lowering the rebel flag at Mulotos, with the victory attributed to soldier boys. The piece lauds their courage, notes Gen. Dix’s harsh stance on flag desecration, and projects future political action in Butte aimed at Washington.
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Manila
Montana
Mulotos
Butte
Bors
Gen. Dix
Butte Boys
End of Philippine War and Westward Prosperity
With Aguinaldo a fugitive in the north Luzon hills and his forces routed the Philippine war ends likely soon. After peace heals, immigration swells to the Pacific coast states and San Francisco leads a western commercial rebirth shaping political independence and westward prosperity.
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Aguinaldo
Luzon
Philippines
Pacific Coast
West
San Francisco
New York
The Standard’s Testimony on Slander and Politics
A fragment from The Standard discusses slanderous paragraphs attributed to the Inter Mountain regarding a mayoral candidate, denying personal attacks while noting quotation provenance from the Anaconda Standard. It defends Democratic authorities and criticizes Republican papers for misattribution.
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Rocky Mountain Cell
Inter Mountain
Anaconda Standard
McCarthy
Celt
Standard
Butte Times
Public Franchises Debate Stirs City Government
The editorial urges a joint legislative committee to probe public franchises held by corporations. It discusses whether franchise taxes or lower fares better serve the community, noting that reduced prices could undermine corporate upkeep and service quality while benefiting the public in the long run. It also references Montana Democrats planning resolutions against “trusts” at their 1900 state convention.
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Stegel
le Will
Roosevelt
Joint Legislative Committee
Democrats
Montana
Delegates From The Hill Reform Debate Expected
A fragment notes that reform supporters from political circles are anticipated to lead the loudest voices among delegates. The wording hints at tension between reform advocates and traditional factions. The piece does not provide dates or names beyond generic references to delegates.
Divided Democrats and Global Peace Paradox
The piece notes fractures within Democratic groups in Illinois New York Montana and quotes rulers urging peace while European powers expand naval forces England plans many new battleships and other nations also bolster fleets An electric light accident delays the Inter Mountain work and a question about voting is posed.
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Russia
Europe
England
France
Germany
Italy
Inter Mountain
Democracy and Silver Ratio Debate in the Standard
The Standard argues that an exact silver ratio is not vital for restoration, stating the ratio is a matter of law. It notes minor variations in its currency and differences from other nations, while recognizing world exchanges largely fix the rate. Anaconda Standard. January 9, 1899.
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A. Berger
Granite Street
Butte City
Mont
Silver Bow County
Feu Ae
John N. Kirk
Ben EB. Calkins
James C. Sullivan
Co. N. Perry
P. F. Boland
Charles Bausman
Fifth Ward
Jos. Archambault
H Kroger Seth Ward
J.B. Virtue
E. D. Elderkin
Stroma
Uru
Leon
Arigen
Araeconda Starland
Oth
Democracy
Thomas Jeffired
William Jennings
Regan
Jefferson
Empire State
Dick Croker
Mascarent Anil Chrese
W. A. Clark
Ney? York
Tesh
Montina
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
Erdey
Calmell Gome
Une
Bos
Ton Miraldi
Hill Democracy
Illinois
Altgeld
Harrison
Democracy and Silver
G. Leo Hagenborger
Deutscher Arzt
W. Park
Union Family Theater
Dick P
Sutton
Nanette
Little Esther Wallace
Infanti
Daly
Rossley
Rostelle
Sommers
Neville
Charles Colbert
Mary &. Campbell
Summit Valley
Silver How County
United States
William Burton
Mary Laird
Henry Crangle
Nina B
Witherspoon
Steensts
Schatzlein
West Broadway
Cham Schatzlein
Fayette Harrington
Charles R. Leonard
A. B. Clements
F. Aug, Heinze
Henry Mueller
Frank Haskina
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
T. M. Hodgens
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State Savings Bank
Main and
Park Streets
J. A. Creighton
Omahaya
W. Stapleton
A. H. Barret
Leavitt
8. V. Kemper
THE
First National Bank OF
Andrew J. Davia
James A. Talbot
B. B. Weirick
George Stevenson
Main Street
J. Rosa Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro
Clark & Larabie
Alex J. Johnston
Montana Music Co
Orton Bros
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