Montana Democrats and silver free coinage debate
A denunciation of Montana Democrats for undermining free silver and backing the world price standard. The piece accuses party leaders of retiring the 16 to 1 silver ratio and aligning with anti silver forces, urging public defense of free coinage ahead of 1900. It claims state newspapers silently support the move against silver.
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Altgeld and Free Coinage Divide Democrats in 1896
Ex governor Altgeld shifts stance on free coinage amid Chicago clashes with Bryan and Harrison. A national committee night fight, Kentucky’s Goebel support, and Tammany hints frame a shifting Democratic drift. Altgeld’s break signals broader questions on monetary policy and party unity.
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Louisville
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Democratic Party
Nebras- Kean
Van Wyck presidential bid gains momentum in party circles
Telegraphic reports say August Van Wyck adherents will meet to launch his candidacy. Preliminary conferences have occurred and the boom may soon form into substantial support. Advocates include many in the south, middle west, and east, with Democratic papers in the west tracking the movement.
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South
Middle West
East
Divorces and public discourse in Montana press
The Butte Miner questions Attorney General Nolan over two year divorce wait and endorses liberal five to six ground statutes. Helena Independent counters with a call for accountability and reform. Dreyfus denies charges at Rennes court inquiry amid dramatic scenes without Esterhazy or Du Clam present.
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Nolan
Montana
Supreme Court
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Bliss
Rennes
Dreyfus Colemnly
Esterhasy
du Clam
Silver issue fades as 1900 campaign chatter slows
Senator John L. Wilson of Washington notes silver will be a subordinate issue in the presidential race. In eastern tours, few discuss silver. Montana and New York World coverage show little urgency. Newspapers like Philipsburg Mail and Butte Miner reflect uncertain Democratic stance as silver politics wavers.
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Washington
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Spokane
East
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Wilrouth
Montana
Butte
Philipsburg Mail
Butte Inter
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Missionaries sail to Europe from Philadelphia
The article notes twenty nine Mormon missionaries departing Philadelphia for work in England Germany Switzerland and Scandinavia despite prior expulsions in Germany. It also reports on Notre Dame hosting Latin American students and a Missouri court case about misleading remarriage after wartime death.
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Divorce Granted After Prolonged Legal Battle in Pratt County
The case ends with a Pratt County man freed to remarry the woman living with him for years after a heated legal fight over divorce and property. The judge’s decision clears the path for a new marriage following a lengthy court contest.
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Missouri
Pratt County
Sait
Notice to co-owners on Lottie quartz lode claim in Montana
Co-owners Patrick W Murray and heirs of Nicholas Ayers are notified under section 2224 of the Revised Statutes that labor and improvements were performed on the Lottie quartz lode mining claim in Summit Valley mining district Silver Bow county Montana. A payment of 25 dollars was recorded for 1895 1896 1897 and 1898 covering representation of the claim. If within 90 days after service by publication the co-owners do not pay their share, their interests may become property of the undersigned Michael Ward of Butte Montana. The notice is dated June 1 1899.
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Nicholas Ayers
United States
Summit Valley
Silver Bow
Montana
Said
P. W. Murray
Michael Ward
Butte, Mont
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