Republican State Convention Called for Butte May 1900
The Helena dispatch notes a Republican State Central Committee call for a statewide convention in Butte on May 1900 to select six delegates and six alternates for the National Republican Convention in Philadelphia. The report discusses Dewey as a potential candidate and analyzes Democratic divisions over Bryan and coinage, with speculation on independent action if the Kansas City convention unsettles alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Republican State Central Committee
Butte
Paladelphia
Republican Party
Admiral Dewey
Beaverhead
Bae
Whitney
German
Scute
Lamunt
Dawson
Dewey
Deer Ledge
Fergus
Bryan
Lewis
Yellowstone
Kansas City
East
Popullam
Nebraska
Constitution and free trade threaten American workers
The passage argues that making Puerto Rico and the Philippines fully operable territories would grant their inhabitants equivalent constitutional rights and open free trade. It warns such moves would flood the U.S. with cheap labor, erode industrial rights, and let Congress overextend federal prerogatives, risking nationwide harms.
Rules for Convention Delegates and Voting
The document outlines how delegates and alternate delegates vote at the convention. It stipulates that elected delegates and alternates cast votes when present, absent delegates may be represented by alternates or county majorities, and no vote is cast from counties with all absentees. It specifies Republican eligibility and residency requirements and notes signatures of J. P. Woolman and T. B. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P, Woolman
T. B, Miller
Democrats Clash Over Labor Policy and Porto Rico Bill
The passage argues that critics misread the bill’s principle, urging Congress to first secure propriety of governing acquired territory to shield U S industries from cheap tropical labor. It supports potential free trade with Porto Rico only after constitutional prerogatives are met and warns the constitution must follow the flag in territorial admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jntand
McKnley
Congress
Ita
United States
Porto Rico
Under Which Flag in the Clark Senate Case
A detailed critique of the Anaconda faction in the Democratic party over Senator Clark. It contrasts Marcus Daly and Congressman Campbell as witnesses, explores veracity, alleged conspiracies, and the role of the Anaconda Standard in shaping public opinion during the Clark case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Daly
Campbell
Anaconda
Democratic Party
Taly
Atmamondkt Standard
Congressman Campbell
Senator Clark
Daly
Butte
Clark
Campbel
United States
Senate
Wvill
Dalyim
Itating
Democracy
Butte Miner and Anaconda Standard clash in party notes
The Anaconda Standard is criticized for withholding praise of Senator Clark over the Porto Rican and gold standard votes, while the Inter Mountain touts its own Democratic slant and universal carrier system. The piece notes shifting loyalties, political pressure, and pending questions in Montana journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
North
Weet
Butte
Alendive
Northern Pacific
Inter Mountain Pub
Anaconda Standard
Clark
Asl
Anacontia Standard
Montana
Israel
Campbell
House
Glendive
Ite
Cobban seeks patent on Blackwell Lode near Homestake district
Mining Application No 4136 filed by Kate Th Cobban of Butte Montana for 18.62 acres on the Blackwell Lode in Jefferson county. Claim lies southeast of initial point in T 3 N R 6 W with survey 1757 and conflicts with Sur No 2811 2812 and Homestake lode. Adjacent filings include Golden Crown Jode Mountain Chief and Blackwell Consolidated Mining Co with Chester A Congdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Kate Th. Cobban
Butte
Blackwell Lode
Homestake
UN Org
Jefferson County
Sur
Recorder of
Jeffer
County
Golden Crown Jode
Mountain Chief
Blackwell Consolidated Mining Company
Chester
A. Congdon
Chester A. Congdon
Notice of Mining Patent Application No 4188 Helena Montana
Notice is given that John Helehan of Melrose Montana has filed for a patent for 20.38 acres in the Hibernian Lode Mining Claim in Silver Bow County nearest Little Pine district. The claim lies in fractional township 2 south range 8 west and is recorded in Silver Bow County. First publication March 28 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Judicial District
Montana
Silver Bow
Patrick FP. Doyle
Butte
Silver Baw
Patrick F Doyle
James Dolan
Yates
Clinton Co. Clark
James F. Wilkins
U. S. Land Office
Helena
John Helehan
Melrose
Silver Bow County
A. D
Little Pine
Recorder’s Office
State of
Robert Emmett
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Inter Mountain Publishing CO
Inter Mountain Publishing Company
M. A. Berger
West
Granite Street
Butte City, Mont
Philippines
Amelia
Main
Urs
Paris
Cape Nome
South Africa
England
Olga Nethesoe
New York
Sapho
Dr. German
Chicago
Milwaukee
J. T. Conley
George D. Greene
Ramuel Barker, Jr
Applicante
Sutton’s
Henry Pettitt
F. ‘Thorn
Prince of All
Nate, Goodwin
Basett
London
Crese
Well
Sepp
Schatzlein Paint CO
Broadway
Connell
Mercus Daly, M. Donahos, W.L. Moyer
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