Surrender of the 16 to 1 ratio sparks Democratic row
A 1899 Anglophone critique notes the silver wing of the Democratic Party wavering on free coinage and the 16 to 1 ratio. It cites William Jennings Bryan as shifting away from strict ratio demands to unite the party, arguing he would trade the core issue for broader appeal. The piece laments perceived dishonesty and warns the party risks its birthright by sidelining the ratio.
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Democratic Party
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Inter Mountain
Bryan
Chicago Record
Iowa
William Jennings Bryan
State Central Committee
Iown
Iowa Democracy
Chicago
Thomas Jefferson
Mr. Bryan
Defending Bryan in Anaconda Standard Commentary
The Anaconda Standard defends Colonel Bryan as a wily figure, noting the need for a de facto defender and acknowledging long-standing concerns about his tactics. The piece frames Bryan as a shrewd leader amid political scrutiny.
Bryan and free coinage debate in the 1900 race
The passage criticizes Colonel Bryan for shifting focus away from free coinage of silver and gold at 16 to 1. It argues his stance in 1900 undermines his Silver Man position and questions Standard’s defense of him. It compares Bryan’s public statements, resignations, and party maneuvers to suppress the 16 to 1 issue for harmony.
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Bryan
Army
St. Louis
National Committee
Chicago
Kentucky
Colonel Bryan
Rentleman
Iowa Democracy
Clark Wing of Democracy Stands Ready for Senate Challenge
Senator Clark declares fearlessness amid bribery allegations linked to John B. Wellcome case. He asserts 54 lawmakers voted for him without illegal influence and challenges accusers to prove charges, framing the dispute as a political contest ready for Congress. Anaconda Standard note adds biting tone to his defense.
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Senate
John B. Wellcome
Supreme Court of Montana
Wellcome
Whiteside
Wellenme
Whitetide
Clark
Mr. Clark
Africa
Congress
Montana Capitol Project Hurtles Toward Completion Delays
The Inter Mountain reports on Montana's capitol plans under Democratic leadership, noting doubts about progress on the $1 million structure. Only fifteen stone-cutters are at work, with experts saying two years needed for full finish. Security restrictions and secrecy surround construction, sparking public concern and calls for timely completion per contract terms.
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Helana
Capitel Commission
Ita Stenves
Aes
Bretheis
Montana
Inter Montain
Inter Mountain
State Capitol
Commonwealth
Capitol Commission
Insulting the German Americans in War Climate
The copperhead press brands foreign-born citizens as unpatriotic and accuses German-Americans of flocking to the Aguinaldo standard over wartime diplomacy during the Spanish-American era, using charged rhetoric about loyalty and treachery.
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Copperhead Press
Aguinaldo Standard
Welcome Workmen in Butte Attend Ancient Order Session
The Ancient Order of United Workmen is in session in Butte today with International delegates receiving warm greetings. The article lauds the order for aiding widows and orphans, advancing fraternal unity, and strengthening the Montana jurisdiction under capable leaders.
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Order of United Workmen
Internouental
Butte
Grand Old Order
Montana
Royal Engineers
Hotels Guests List With Many Noted Names Across Cities
A long hotel guest ledger fragment lists numerous individuals and couples staying at hotels in Helena Butte Phillipsburg San Francisco New York St Paul Denver Chicago and other locations. The names include R W Getty M D A J Sullivan E Warren Smith Geo Bernbaum J R Donohue Frauder Hilton Chas Smitters L 8 Abraham Miz tin Eva Jones John M Doe Chas Melnger O Warren Henry Eling Geo D Lunt H M Harris and many more with affiliations to Philadelphia St Paul Boston Billings Missoula and other places.
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the Butte
R. W. Getty
Philipsburg
A. J. Sullivan
Helena
A. Zuckerran
San Francisco
E. Warren Smith
Geo. W. Bernbaum
Walter Wee
New York
Rightenour
A. Hohn
Mosea Morris
Fred Sullivan
John McMurray
Anaconda
H. Murrow
Milthorn
G. Winehill
Chicago
Estate of P A Largey Deceased Court Decree Notice
In the Second Judicial District of Montana Silver Bow County W F Cobban petitions the court to authorize Lulu F Largey as administratrix to convey real estate per prior agreement for sale The court orders a show cause hearing on September 2 1899 at 2 PM at the district court room Publish once weekly for four consecutive weeks in the Inter Mountain and serve Lulu F Largey 30 days prior to the hearing Dated August 19 809 By the court
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Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
Silver Bow County
P. A. Largey
W. F. Cobban
Lulu F. Largey
Wald Court
Allock
Silver Bow
Inter Mountain
Selby avenue tramp turns away from house in St Paul
Husky Hully pleads for a summer sandwich at a Selby avenue residence in St Paul. The lady refuses, calling him a tramp and noting the neighborhood avoids such visitors. He departs, remarking on malaria fears affecting the household.
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St. Paul Globe
Husky Hully
Selby Avenue
In Favor of Holding All We Get Says Statesman
A Philadelphia North American excerpt quotes a statesman arguing for retaining all gains as a national policy. He stresses that success in public life rests on adhering to this principle, highlighting a belief in prudent retention.
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Philadelphia
the Statesman
Europe
Visitor argues deformation of confinement in prison
A New York Journal feature captures a visitor and a prisoner debating the confines of prison life. The prisoner dismisses concerns about degradation but condemns visitors for asking foolish questions.
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New York Journal
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COOR
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Charles R. Leonard
A. B. Clements
F. Aug, Helnge
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Frank W. Haskins
I. Monteith
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G.W. Stapleton
T. M. Hodgens
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A. A. Barret
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Marcus Daly & CO
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