Bimetallism Debate Shapes Montana Democratic Split
A heated critique tracks silver and gold factions within the Democratic Party led by prominent editors like Samuel E. Morss of the Indianapolis Sentinel. The piece contrasts bimetallic advocates versus goldbugs, arguing many leaders drift toward compromise and caution about the 1900 issue while stressing taxation and monopolies as central concerns.
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Gold Wing
Samuel E. Morss
Indianapolis
Sculsman
Morss
Montana
T. van
Borneby
Democratic Party
Secretary Roots Activity Sparks Philippine Campaign Preparations
Reports indicate the new Secretary of War plans rapid deployment of a large troop detachment to the Philippines to quell the revolt and establish peace in the new possessions. Volunteer recruiting is advancing nationwide with creditable speed, though rigorous examinations remain in focus.
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Philippines
War Press Roles in Volunteer Movement and Philippines
The piece argues volunteers were key though married men faced bans and reform measures, praising government care. It notes Secretary Root pushing Philippine action will draw copperhead criticism, while Democratic presses flip tactics with season shifts and troop deployments.
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Spain
Root
Philippines
Copperhead Press
Dhue
Copperheads
Aguinaldo
Democratic Party
Manila
Democratic
Governor Smith’s Nomination Outlook Examined
A Helena Independent note tracks Governor Smith’s renomination chances amid Democratic infighting and the Inter Mountain twin's Philippine stance. It cites party leaders optimistic about his ability to unite factions, reward services, and leverage support from officeholders and corporations. The piece notes a weak field and strong Smith organization with 10,900 voters in the populist block shaping next year’s contest.
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Smith
Tme
Feld
Democratic Party
Ita
Congress
Themis
Coeur d'Alene
Helena
Inter Mount Twin
Philippine
Luzon
Press freedom versus sensationalism in wartime duty
The document condemns yellow journalism for undermining national interests during war. It contrasts liberty of the press with responsible debate, cites The New York Journal and Worcester Gazette, and discusses censorship, Otis, Kitchener, and the need for truthful reporting to support the government's war effort. It notes correspondents face criticism and potential ruin without victory to bolster reputation.
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New York Journal
Phillippines
Worcester Gazette
Philippines
General Otis
London
General Kitchener
Kitchener
Otis
Osis
Army and Navy Journal
Grant
Montana Pioneers Reunion in Virginia City
The Montana pioneers reunion scheduled for the 28th in Virginia City highlights historic ties to Alder Gulch and early adventurous settlers. The event recalls how hardy travelers forged civilization amid Intertribal and territorial challenges as Montana grew toward statehood.
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Pioneers of
Montana
Virginia City
Nonce
Alder Gulch
Republic
Pioneers’ Valor to Shape Montana’s Future in Virginia City Meeting
Montana veterans and citizens prepare for a Virginia City gathering to honor pioneers whose deeds forged the state’s early growth. The event aims to rekindle memories, reinforce statewide pride, and highlight the lasting influence of those who tamed the wilderness and built foundations for a prosperous Montana.
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Union of States
Montana
Virginia City
Alder Gulch
Montana Newspapers Split Over Silver Coinage Issue
The piece notes Democratic papers in Montana avoid the silver question as 1900 politics loom. It cites the Anaconda Standard and Tribune-Review praises while the Miner and Standard drift from free coinage, with W A Clark’s stance signaling fading support for 16 to 1.
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Tribune-Review
Commission
W. A. Clark
California
Billy Bryan
Bo Ag
Standard
Miner
City Journal
Aguinaldo
Chicago Mayor Harrison Eyes Speech Tour This Fall
A Chicago mayoral figure looms large in party politics and may lay out a fall speechmaking route through Iowa Indiana Michigan Kentucky Tennessee Wisconsin and Ohio to sway public opinion. The Spokane Spokesman-Review notes a possible push to oust W A Clark of Montana from the Senate amid alleged bribery of legislators.
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Chicago
Altgeld
Chicago Record
Iowa
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Kentucky
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Ohio
Spokane Spokesman Review
W. A. Clark
Montana
Senate
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