Porto Rican Bill Defends Labor Rights and Tariff Power
Article argues the Porto Rican bill affirms congressional power to regulate acquired territories and prevent cheap tropical labor imports. It contends free trade would hurt American labor and industry, risk factory relocation, and depress agriculture. It praises senate action as protecting US labor, while aiding Porto Rico by funding schools and infrastructure.
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Conference Committee
Senate
Congress
Tropics
Porto Rico
United States
Philippines
Bruin
Toacc Waluers
Contiguous States of the Union
Republic
Menate
The O14 Whine editorial critique in The Inter Mountain
An editorial attacks the Democratic city campaign in Butte, arguing that claims money was used were a natural inference. It notes past alleged improper use by Clark and Daly wings per The Standard and Miner, and suggests coalitions between wings show no virtue improvement. The piece questions credibility of current denials and reflects long suspicion of Democratic tactics.
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Democrate
Ince
Clark
Maey
Standard
Miner
Butte
Democratic Party
Inter Mountain
Commercial Trend Encourages U.S. Warmer Trade Prospects
Henry Clews reports an optimistic outlook for global commerce. He cites booming American railways and industries, rising gold output, and rapid development of Russia’s resources, Africa’s post war boom, and the Hawaii Philippines gains, signaling U.S. supremacy in maritime trade.
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Henry Clews
Russia
Transvaal
Africa
America
Hawaii
Philippines
Republic of the United States
Anaconda Standard Credits Clark Wing in City Ticket Rescue
The Anaconda Standard asserts the Clark faction saved the democratic city ticket of Butte from annihilation, estimating the Clark strength at 110 votes and implying Daly control of the situation. It contends the election of Clark men was entirely due to this balance of power.
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Anaconda Standard
Butte
Clark
Daly
Bryan's Weak Stance in 1900 Presidential Debate
A New York Times commentary argues Mr. Bryan lacks a coherent platform to beat McKinley. It criticizes his attacks on the gold standard, the banks, and trusts, calling his policy proposals vague and impractical. The piece notes Bryan’s fleeting firm positions on tariffs and Philippine policy, urging concrete plans before the election.
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New York Times
Dem
McKinley
Bryan
Mr. McKinley
Congress
Mr Bryan
Notice for Public Publication of Mining Patent Claim
Public notice from the United States Land Office Helena Montana dated March 27 1990 announcing Kate L Cobban of Butte Montana has filed an application for a patent for 18.62 acres of the Blackwell Lode Mining claim in Jefferson County Montana as per Survey No. bTaT with conflicts noted against Sur 2811 and Sur 2812. The notice lists the claim’s bearings distances and corner markers and identifies adjoining claims and agents. First publication March 28 1990.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Kate L. Cobban
Butte
Blackwell Lode
Jefferson County
Sur
Recorder
Golden Crown Lode
Mountain Chief
Blackwell Consolidated Mining Company
Mining patent filing for Hibernian Lode in Montana
Mining Application No 4188 filed by John Heleh an in Little Pine district Silver Bow County Montana requests patent for 1480 linear feet of the Hibernian Lode Mining Claim from the discovery shaft area. Filing cites Survey No 5814 in fractional township 3 south range west with corner markers and detailed boundary description.
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U. B. Land Office
Helena
Montana
John Helehan
Melrose
Silver Bow County
Hibernian Lode
Little Pine
Bow County
Range & West
Miner and Standard feud over political influence
The article analyzes how the Daly and Miner influence tipped the spring vote, arguing that Miner support altered outcomes and that the Standard’s opposition would have shifted democratic nominees. It contends harmony sought by Daly foes and criticizes the Standard for undermining the Miner’s rising prestige in Shay state politics.
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Standard
Daly
Shay State
Harmony
Roland
Oliver
No reason for existence of silver Republicans in politics
The piece argues that silver Republicans split over free coinage but now largely reunite with the Democratic party as the free coinage issue fades. It notes Republicans who stay separate diverge from former allied principles and align with Democrats, questioning the purpose of a separate organization.
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Democratic Party
West corner of township claim description and notices
legal parcel description for a 20.38 acre claim in Silver Bow County Montana with chain bearings and directions. mentions Robert Emmett lode, John Helehan, George D Grhene, Samuel Barker Jr attorney, first publication March 28 1900. Also advertises Glimpses of the Ska travel book and Pioneer Limited service promotions with mailing details.
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George D. Grhene Regis Samuel Barker, Jr
Applicanta
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Inter Mountain Publishing Co
All Mall
Inter Mountain Publishing Company
M. A. Berger
Granite Street
Butte City, Mont
Thie
Ometat Paper
Monet Oseof
MR. Bryan
George D. Greene
Register
M. T. Baker
U. S
Sutton’s
Henry Pettitt
F. ‘Thorn
Prince of All
Nat C. Goodwin
Basett
London
Creseweil
Recorder's Office
State of
Sam ‘Tr. Clover
Paris
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
J. T. Conley
T. Gen. Pass
St. Paul
Minn
Pioneer
Chicago
Milwaukee
Inc
T. Conley
St. . By
Mvanuren
Schatzlein Paint CO
Woot Broadway
Marcus Daly, M. Donahoe
W.l.moyer
Lee Mio Schatelein
Fayet' Pean
Kies R. Lee
A. B. Ments
F. Aug, Hennie
Henry Mueller
Frank W. Haskins
James H. Monteith
State Savings Bank
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton, T. M. Hodgens
Bella Exchange
Tederal United
Europe
J. A. Creighton
Omaha
G. W. Stapleton
A. H. Barret
E. D. Leavitt
V. Kemper
T. M. Hodgins
W. A. Clark
D. Rows Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro
Larabie
Focal
Bell Exchange
Collecona
Alex J. Johnson
First National Bank OF Butte
North Main Street
Mata
Second Judicial District
Silver Bow
Patrick F. Doyle
Tovan
Rurrana
Batu Fe
Wld
Eareo
James
Clinton Co. Clark
James F. Wilkoe Denuty
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