Senator Clark Review of Democratic Silver and Imperial Policy
In an August 4 1899 interview Senator W A Clark weighs the Democrats 1900 strategy. He questions Bryan s nomination and doubts silver remains the key issue while supporting expansion and the Philippine war. He notes Montana wing shifts toward gold standard and contrasts with anti silver factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
St. Louis
Democratic Party
Montana
Anaconda Btandard
Montana Democracy
Standard
Los Angeles
California
W. A. Clark
William J. Brynt
Lesue
Montana Democrates
Fragmentary 19th Century Op-Ed Tone on Democracy
The text suggests a political critique blaming radical yellow journals for inciting conflict while presidents act from mixed motives of patriotism and humanity. A marching force behind the scene is implied, with police action appearing only as a backdrop to a larger democratic struggle.
Boies and the Silver Gold Standstill Debate in Iowa
A Chicago Cironiele dispatch from Waterloo, Iowa, July 25 quotes ex Governor Holes and others on Boies for president and the money question. It argues a gold standard is not democracy, endorses a hybrid of metals for a paper issue, and attacks Boies as a typical democrat seeking unity by compromise. It also notes Alaska gold output, but critiques Montana politics and Montana papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Cironiele
Waterloo
Iowa
Holes
Ash
Democratic Party
Cones
Bolva
Boles
Montana
W. A.bark
Boies
United States
Sam Hauser
Lambert Tree
Illneis
Bryan
Rent and Alger greet new secretary with cordial aid
The Hon Elihu Root yesterday took the oath as secretary of war and General Alger warmly welcomed him, denying reports of discord with the administration. The piece critiques Democratic press motives, noting Alger's resignation stemmed from shifting political leverage and discussing trust issues in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elihu Rent
Alger
Te Democrate Press
Alini
Ultimate World Politics and Global Expansion
In a sweeping historical view the author argues that current global expansion will redefine international relations for the first time, replacing a previously boundless world with regulated empires. The piece contrasts ancient growth limits with modern prospects, noting how imperial reach dilutes ruling stock and challenges future governmental power across fifty million square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home
Pericles
Arhage
Egypt
Persia
Tunia
Africa
Scythia
Germany
Gaul
Imperial balance and US future in a global settlement
The article argues that Europe, Britain, Russia and the United States will dominate the earth, with imperial power consolidating into three world powers. It analyzes how Britain and Russia could expand, the United States' limited expansion, and the likely reshaping of national policy and alliances, including a possible Union with Canada and Mexico or a broader English speaking alliance.
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Tent
Parthia
Persia
Europe
Egypt
The
Soudan
Globe
Russia
China
England
France
Germany
United States
Brazil
Turkey
Argentine
Great Britain
Africa
South American
Cincinnatus
Trajan
Greece
Macedon
Rome
Austria
Athena
Corinth
Thebes
Chaeronpa
Asia
Tiritain
Turky
Central Asia
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Philippines
Cuba
West Indies
Canada
Mexico
British Empire
Ituly
Modest position amid three great powers in world partition
Samuel H. Moffett argues in August Forum that the United States cannot claim imperial status despite gains in the Ladrones, Hawaii, and the Philippines. He says any territorial acquisitions are minor compared to Russia and Britain and would not justify the term imperial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russa
Ladrones
Hawaii
Philippines
Samuel HE. Moffett
Notice to Creditors in the James Edwards Estate
Second Judicial District Court Montana Silver Bow County administer with the will annexed of James Edwards deceased calls creditors and all persons with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after the first publication. Address: office of J E Rickards Co No 49 East Broadway Butte Montana. Dated July 1 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Judicial District Court
State of Montana
Silver Bow County
James Edwards
Eald
J Be, Richards Co
East Broadway
Butte
Montana
Silver Bow
State of
J. E., Rickards
Estate of P A Largey lease order shown by court
In the district court of Montana the administratrix Lulu F Largey petitions for an order to lease the decedent P A Largey s real estate. The judge orders all interested parties to appear August 19 1899 at 2 PM in Silver Bow County Court to show cause why the lease order should not be granted. A copy of the order will be published in Daily Inter Mountain for two weeks. Henry C Smith Judge. Dated July 26 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
P. A. Largey
Lulu F. Largey
Silver Bow
Inter Mountain
Silver Bow County
Henry C. Smith
Suit in Silver Bow Court Overboarded Board Debt
The State of Montana greets Roy R. Harkness in Silver Bow County. Tim Harrington JP requires appearance at 110 North Main Street Butte within five days after service to answer a plaintiff’s complaint seeking $35.85 for board furnished at the plaintiff’s request. Failure to appear may result in judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township of
Silver Bow
County of
State of Montana
Tim Harrington
R. B. Thomas
Roy R. Harkness
North Main Street
Butte
County of Silver Bow
A. D
Justice of the Peace
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Inter Mountain Publishing CO
M. A. Berger
West
Granite Street
Butte City, Mont
Senator Clarn
Presilent
McKinley
Congress
Hellwr
Boses Acain
Burty
Alaska
Bulle Miner
Grover Cleveland
Republian Party
Carping
Republian
Washington
Independent
Miner and
Democratic Committee
Chicago
David & Hill
Williams. Whitney
Ross Croker
National
Roots
Root and Alger
Alser
Rautt
Pingree
J. P. Devlin
Committee
Carter Horemon
Inter Mounta‘n
Ramuel BR. Moffett
Campbell
Ultimate World Politics
Sustier
the Grand Opera House
G. O. McFarland
Mgr
Bittner Dramatic Theater Co
la Belle Marie
Kath!leen Mavourneen
the Fire Patrol
Taj
Bell Exchange
Europa
Joseph V. Long
DR. Rinehart
San Francisco
West Park St
Ita
Schatzlein Paint
Cco
W. Broadway
Western Wagon
Studebaker
S. Arizona St
N. P
Pipestone
Lee Mantle
Chan
John A. Crighton
G. W. Stapleton
T. M. Hodgens
Cashier
State Savings Bank
Park Streets
Bells Exchange
United Een
J. A. Creighton
Omaha
W. Stapleton
A. H. Barret
E . Leavitt
VY. Kemper
First National Bank OF
Andrew J
Moons Et Scene ‘Vies
N. Main Street
J. Rove Clark
W. J. ‘Clark & Bro
Clark & Larabie
Bankers
Honasa
Bafety Dewai
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