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Clark Likely to Be Unseated from Montana Senate
April 10 1900 report by the senate committee on privileges and elections calls for depriving Senator Clark of his seat. The piece predicts Clark will resign and retire, noting deep partisan strife and accusations of money in politics. The article portrays the clash between Clark supporters and anti Clark Democrats as a harsh contest within Montana's Democratic party.
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Daly
Demotic fight to redeem former name in Montana politics
The text contrasts a retirement tied to restoring a good name and political standing with another feudal struggle over the methods that have disgraced Montana's democracy. Citizens may fear a final act that could end public dishonesty and crime, signaling a curtain call on idebauchery.
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Bryan and Dewey Duel for Presidential Race Pace
The piece compares William Jennings Bryan and Admiral Dewey as they vie for the Democratic nomination. Bryan rides a swift, relentless campaign since the 1898 Chicago convention, while Dewey enters quietly, aiming to challenge Bryan's lead and possibly overtake him before the finish.
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Names Listed for Today’s Meeting by FRANK LYNCH
A fragment lists attendees or speakers for today by FRANK LYNCH including THOMAS BRYANT ALICE M. MCANDREWS THOMAS OMEARA MISS ELIZABETH BRISCO DAN MCDONALD MRS FRED HOLBROOK MILES FINLEN MISS CELIA HUDDLESTON CHAS GOSMAN MISS A F MADDEN CHAS RAY MISS BERTHA SMITH PETER SANGER with times up to 2 p.m. This appears to be a local meeting roster or index of participants.
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Frank Lynch
Thomas Bryant
Alice M. McAndrews
Thomas O'Meara
Elizabeth Brisco
Dan McDonald
Fred Holbrook
Miles Finlen
Celia Huddlesto
Chas. Gosman
A. F. Madden
Chas. Ray
Bertha Smith
Peter Sanger
U S Envoy Report Shows Boxers Not Pressed by Allies
A Washington dispatch cites Edward H. Conger saying he has pressed the Tsung Li Yamen on behalf of American missionaries but has not warned of landing troops. Germany has signaled protection for foreigners with force in Shan Tung and at Kalio Chou, while the United States delays such threats.
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Herald
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State Department
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China
Tsung Li Yamen
Shan Tung
Kalo Chou
Governor Smith and the mercy gap in criminal pleas
The piece questions the regularity of proceedings when circumstantial evidence alone condemns suspects while a midnight pistol marauder seeks mercy and a pardon. It argues inconsistency in Governor Smith’s stance, noting harsher fate for some and clemency for others, exposing a perceived flaw in procedure.
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Smith
Political Row In The Primary Feud Revealed
Persistent editorials accuse Republicans of backing Mr Clark to secure a Democratic legislature and block a Republican senator. The Standard confesses years of quiet observation, concluding the old adage rings true that everything comes to him who waits.
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Watts
Governor Smith and the mercy shown to Montana bandits
A Montana Inter Mountain column criticizes Governor Smith for granting clemency to two noted highwaymen known as the long and short men. The piece argues the mercy exposes inconsistency, noting the governor also spares no mercy in murder cases, raising questions about judicial fallibility and policy.
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Helena
Truth Hurts Daly Testimony Shown In Clark Case Row
The Anaconda Standard criticizes Inter Mountain for printing Mr Daly testimony from the senate committee as taken from official records. It argues the vivid accuracy exposes bias and questions Daly and his political manager Toole. The piece notes past 1898 Butte primaries and hints at campaign timing.
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Senate
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Butte
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Far-Sighted Empress Warns Against Modern Reform
The empress dowager of China shows caution toward Western ideas, ordering execution of two reformers. She fears rapid modern change would disrupt centuries of tradition and threaten imperial stability. Observing history, she believes gradual progress is safer for a vast, conservative society.
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Polonius
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Survey Cuban harbors by Eagle vessels urged from Washington
A special dispatch says Secretary Root asked the navy department to detail several more small Eagle type boats to survey Cuban harbors. Governor General Leonard Wood favors a topographical survey with a permanent local department. The Yankton and Eagle are already at work, and the Vixen will join after San Juan.
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Health officers warn over Chinese entry to Texas and Louisiana
In Austin a conference between Louisiana Health Officer Edmund Souchon and Texas Health Officer W C Blunt warned that admission of Chinese travelers from California could spread bubonic plague. They indicated a quarantine may be set on all Chinese arriving from California points to prevent an outbreak.
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Texas
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W. C. Blunt
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