Dems plot dinner boom against Bryan in 1900 bid
The Inter Mountain reports anti Bryan Democrats plan a Saratoga Lake dinner gathering with leaders from across the nation to launch a presidential boom for German and oppose renomination of the Platt era favorite. The event signals a campaign to unite eastern candidates and pressure free coinage rivals.
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Chigage
Altgeld
Illinois
Bryan
Grover Cleveland
Butte
Malachi
Colonel Bryan
Inter Mountain
Baratoga Lake
Platte
Benatar West
Gorman
Ralph Walker
C. H. Morgan
J. Z. Butler
Benjamin Brady
Higgins
Flanagatt
Wiliam Conors
Joseph TP. Willet
Theodore F. Davidson
Montana
Miner Explains Democratic Campaign Tactics in Kentucky
The Miner argues Republicans bias the party's affairs in Kentucky by pressuring voters to unite against Democratic nominees. He portrays a recurring pattern where GOP interference disrupts Democratic campaigns, shaping outcomes through factionalization and curated support.
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We Miner
Miner and Montana Silver Wing Clash in Kentucky Politics
A Montana paper defends silver and criticizes Kentucky Democratic leadership. It argues farmers and workers revolt against “sliver” influence, warning of party factions steering policy toward finance and coinage debates. The piece portrays Governor of Montana as iron-nerved and critiques Democratic machinery as GOP-manipulated.
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Kentucky
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Hghest Yeomanry
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Sliver
Temple of Democracy
Butte
Democratic
Glass Trust
Peace at The Hague and the new era of arbitration
The piece praises the Hague peace conference as a decisive step toward ending war and strengthening international law. It cites Ambassadeur White’s Fourth of July speech urging unity, warns against cynics, and urges continued work toward a practicable system of arbitration. It also notes corrections about Minnesota volunteers leaving for home and hints at Democratic calls for Secretary Root’s resignation.
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Hague
Milton
Darkness
Grotius Uo
Ambassadeur White
Peaen
Humanibulah
Waghe
Manila
Minnesota
Montana
War Department
Root
Montana Democrats Split Over Bryan Nomination
The piece analyzes a Montana Democratic rift as factions favor Bryan versus Gorman. It notes Clark’s cautious stance, eastern Democrats weighing Bryan against silver, and hints that Gorman may emerge as a unifying or opposing candidate while Clark’s wing watches.
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Montana Democracy
Bryan
Manila
Court of St. James
Butte
Democratic Party
William J. Bryan
Tr Renily
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Waitlng
Butte Miner
W. A. Clark
Silver
Gorman
Montana
Campbell
Towne
Hartman
Senate
United States
East
Slaughter of Innocents in Millinery Industry
A satirical piece argues fashion millinery harms ecosystems by reducing bird and insect predators. It links millinery slaughter of birds to insect and rodent population shifts, noting the chain reaction of pests and fires and criticizing the fashion industry’s impact on nature.
Birds as protectors and the millinery toll on farms
An 1890 census, farm values, and annual product losses are cited to argue against killing birds for millinery. The piece urges farmers to mobilize, noting insects and crop losses exceed millinery profits and praising birds as insect destroyers despite fashion demands.
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William Dutcher
American Ornithological Union
United States
Butt
Talk of the Day and Odd Beliefs from Waterville
A Waterville Maine girl once wrote her name and address on cotton and received a letter from an Arizona woman claiming the cloth was bought by Uncle Sam for a school for Abache Indians. The note recalls Apache scalp history and a shift to shirts.
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Waterville
Arizona
Uncle Sam
Large Maryland peach tree bears giant crop on Eastern Neck Island
A state entomologist notes a Maryland peach tree on Allen Harris's farm on Eastern Neck Island as likely the largest in the United States. The Crawford variety tree measures 67 inches around and 22 inches in diameter with a full crop this year. Nearby, Minba pears reach 22 to 30 inches in circumference, underscoring exceptional growth and productivity in the region.
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Went County
W. G.johnson
United States
Allen Harris
Neck Island
Crawford
Maryland
Queen Victoria’s English Order Reveals Prince Albert Incident
At a Berlin ball this spring a colonel challenged a young lieutenant wearing a diamond badge. The officer revealed he bore an English order for his grandmother Queen Victoria. The colonel, startled, left abruptly as the truth emerged that the lieutenant was Prince Albert of Schleswig-Holstein.
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Berlin
Leutenant
Queen Victoria
England
Prince Albert
Schleswig-Holstein
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