Eight Hour Day Debate Drives Silver Row County
The Inter Mountain discusses politics in Silver Row County urging support for the Republican legislative ticket to back eight hour work reform. It highlights union posts in Ohio New York and other states, praises medical societies, and criticizes The Butte Miner for mixing party politics with mining interests.
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Silver Row
Republican Legislative
Grand Army of the Republic
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
New Mexico
Corporate influence debate over Butte county convention
A Long detailed defense counters The Amalgamated Copper company ties in Silver Bow County Republican delegates. The editorial argues many delegates are independent citizens, not tools of business, and denounces claims of corporate coercion as baseless. It notes most delegates have no corporate ties and emphasizes republican promises.
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Hutte
Republican County
Amalgamated Copper Company
Conventon
Bow County
Amalgamated
Bulie
Pyore
Senator Cs
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
VES
Wy Tacom
Butte
Byron H. Cook
Lloyd
Laos
Judiciary shifts over to nonpartisan ticket in state
The Republican party moves to lift the judiciary from politics with one vacancy filled, leaving the other to the Democratic convention and urging an independent, reputable nominee. A list of newspapers switching from Democrat to Republican and a list of four years ago defectors now backing McKinley are named. Also noted is a visiting physicians attendance at a prize fight and Silver Bow county adopting an eight hour workday resolution.
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Av County
Wouhl
Ivery
Bacorn
Republican Central Committee
Inter
Republican Party of
Silver Bow Eounty
J. Pb, Woolman
Ame
McKinley
Kansas City
Tiyan
Tinverialier
Hay Peaved
Auedeeunte
Ryan
Hiryaat
McKintey
Vane
Espn
Istony
Promanenaate
Soerig
Cannes
Apgaratierk
Dian Fas
McKinley and Bryan in 1896 campaign clash revived
A fragmentary editorial starkly favors McKinley, praising his administration and money policy, while denouncing Bryan and populists as expansionist and unserious on currency. It claims McKinley brings prosperity, patriotism, and disciplined governance, amid calls to reject Bryanism and the 16 to 1 silver position.
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Bryant
McKinley
Donete
Kansas City
Bryan
Convin McKinley
Democratic Party
Aguinaldo
Party of Progress
Republican Party
Plastered Him Life and Dark Attire Contrasts
A fragmented excerpt contrasts a stingy man paying a doctor's bill without complaint and a character chiding another for wearing black in summer. The dialogue mentions valuing life highly and includes quirky wording about a fountain pen.
Republican State Convention Called for Helena September 5 1900
The Republican State Central Committee calls a state convention in Helena at the Auditorium at 11 a.m. on Wednesday September 5 to nominate three presidential electors and state officers including governor lieutenant governor secretary of state and attorney general. All electors statewide are invited to participate in primaries and the convention to unite the party.
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Helena
Mont
Republican State Central Committee
Congress
Supreme Court
Republican Party
Runi
Central Committee
The
Why They Change Supporters Back McKinley in Tribune List
The Chicago Tribune prints a list of prominent citizens in multiple states who have left Bryan for McKinley, explaining their reasons from prosperity to expansion. Reasons include opposition to free silver, support for keeping the Philippines, and belief McKinley provides a strong administration and stable policies.
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Chicago Tribune
Bryan
McKinley
Philippines
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