The Standard of Silver and Montana Democratic Split
The Anaconda Standard is described as stubbornly silent on silver policy for months, then criticizes other papers while defending free coinage. It argues Montana Democrats and national leaders like Bryan, Altgeld, and Warner show the issue should not be sidelined, urging the paper to prove its claims with action and clarity.
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Piblic
Legislative Assembly
Conrad
Anaconda Standard
Inter Mountain
Maine
California
Great Lakes
Gulf
Culor
Montana
Standard
Chilanike
Thier
Bolac
Altgeld
Bryan
Friday
Morss
Indianapolis Sentinel
A. J. Warner
Chicago Chronicle
Williams Jennings Bryan
Rose
Warner
Cost of Expansion and Philippine Question Revisited
Historical piece argues the democratic press pressured war with Spain, exposing coasts and cities to danger. It contends Dewey’s victory created duty to control the Philippines, choosing sovereignty and self government under American protection over returning the islands to Spain, and criticizes current Democratic voices urging retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Pacific
Bay
Manila
Comat
Dewey
Philippine Islands
United States
Cuba
Presa
Silver Wing Reaches for Reunion in Democratic Party
Historic exchange signals a push for unity among eastern and western Democratic factions after Bryan’s 1896 defeat. Silver advocates shift to deprioritize free coinage while gold faction urges cooperation, aiming to elect Cleveland’s successor in 1900. The Chicago Chronicle warns unity hinges on sidelining currency reform for six years.
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Bryan
Democratic Party
Cleveland
National honor drives duty in Philippine conflict debate
The piece argues expansion costs are irrelevant to restoring peace in the Philippines, asserting the nation faced war because of secession and that the public must support union and expansion if needed. It questions anti expansionists for delaying victory and inflating costs, blaming Democratic leaders for provoking the war.
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Aguinalca
Philippines
Siatera
Preas and Printecana
Democratic Party
Spain
Democratic unity urged on currency and free coinage
The Chronicle argues for Democratic alignment with free coinage and silver forces, accusing the gold wing of betrayal in 1896 while questioning why a Senate majority blocks silver legislation. It asks if Republicans could block anti imperial measures as they block currency policy and urges firm party footing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle
Senate
Van Wyck boom mounts in Saratoga amid southern support
Advices from Saratoga say the Van Wyck boom will be formally launched next Monday as southern Democrats rally behind the candidate, opposing Bryan. Meanwhile Montana papers ignore Bryan, and the Helena Herald marks its 33rd year with praise for its enduring vigor and influence in state affairs.
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Saratoga
van Wyck
J. A Wills
Mississippi
South
Associated Press
Bryan
Montana
Anaconda Standard
Butte Miner
Helena
Platte
Herald
Weilbers Bros Offer Silk Goods and Apparel Parade
For the hot summer months we offer the public something very fancy in silk goods morning and evening gowns dressing sacques negligés wrappers waists shirts hosiery etc. Room 47 ey block Weil bers Bros proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weilbers Bros. ‘Oprictors
Alias Summons In Justice's Court Silver Bow Montana
Tim Harrng ton Justice of the Peace issues an alias summons to Roy T Harkness in Butte Montana. The plaintiff Mrs R B Thomas seeks $26.85 for board furnished at request. Defendant must appear within five days after service on August 1 1899 at 9 am or a default judgment will be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
County of
State of Montana
Tim Harrngton
Justices of the Peace
R. B. Thomas
Roy T. Harkness
Roy R. Harkness
North Main Street
Butte
Silver Row
County of Silver Row
A. D
Notice to Creditors Ellen Prew Estate City
Notice to creditors of Ellen Prew deceased, late of Tutte City, filed by James Drew. Creditors must present claims by the specified date or be barred. Contact the administrator for verification and submission procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Drew
Aera Ance
Ellen Prew
Tutte City
Notice of mining claim lien and estate lease order
In Silver Bow Montana notice to Patrick H Murray Francis Callan and John Rooney that tax on labor and improvements valued at 700 dollars may deed their interest in the Maid of Erin mining claim dated March 26 1890. If unpaid 466.66 within 90 days the co owner may own the claim. Also an order to show cause why Lulu Y Largey administratrix may lease estate of P A Largey deceased on August 1 1899 with publication in Daily Inter Mountain two weeks. Henry C Smith judge dated July 26 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick H. Murray
Francis Callan
Hag
United States
Maid of Erin Rode
Silver Bow County
Montana
P. H. Murray
John Rooney
Butte, Mont
District Court
Second Judicial District
State of
P. A. Largey
Lulu Y. Largey
Silver Bow
Lulu F. Largey
Inter Mountain
Silver Bowl
Henry C. Smith
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Justice's Court
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McHlatton & Cotter
Hennessy Kully- Inn
Dimeus Waly
M. Donahoe
Marcus Daly & Co
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DR. Rinehart
San Francisco
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Lee Mantle
Chas, Behatalein
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Charles R. Leon
A. B. Clements
Aug. Heinze
Henry Mueller
Frank W. Hasking
James H. Monteath
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G. W. Stapleton
T. M. Hodgens
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Europe
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Omaha
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A. A. Barret
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Welrick
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