Democratic party misleads public on free coinage issue
A newspaper critique argues that local Democratic organs have misrepresented their stance on free coinage and the 16 to 1 ratio. It accuses leaders of masking shifts toward anti imperialism while preserving the silver question as a political tool, urging clear, consistent positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Democratic Party
Tost
Lmes
Allison
Dean
Grover Cleveland
Mr. Bryan
Pryan
Colmage
Hat
Enfleman
Paras Jinantey
Soi
Pauls
Parigoare Croton
Peeithon
Ation
Danio
Danio Or After the Enhinalgn
Besae Mpor
Ind
Stind
Democraitia Party
Anweenda
Boers and British Debate Transvaal War Viewpoints
Mr John Taylor of 441 North Wyoming Street shares the Transvaal question with the Inter Mountain editor. Readers discuss sympathy for the Boers and American neutrality, with calls for charitable support for wounded soldiers and debate on US policy toward the war and Ireland.
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John Taylor
North
Wyoming Street
Innet Mountain
Transvaal
Iter
Taylor
Bigham
Dyar Old Telamd
Wir
Flien
Iat
England
America
Treland
Inter Mountain
Mane
Neuare
Auy
Fragmentary Montana obituary note on General Lantary Ht
A damaged clipping from the Anaconda Standard mentions General Law ton and Aguinaldo’s organ in Montana. The text hints at sorrow nationwide and a grim note about future executions but is garbled and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Anaconda Standard
Aguinaldo
Montana
Lantary
Washington Letter on Silver, Policy, and Montana Politics
A Washington letter from Dec 17 discusses the silver standard bill before Congress, Montana senatorial figures, fusion debates, and biographical notes on Clark and Carter. It notes the political climate, potential impacts on silver, and previews testimony and investigations expected in Montanan politics.
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Inter Mountain
Washington
Congress
Peale
Saunter Stewart
Senate Kyle
Newlands
Montana
Campbell
Carter
Clark
Democracy
Anaconda
Daly
John R. Toole
Tools
Washington's Last Words and Payne's Convention Note
The account recalls Washington's final moments as he urged burial details and expressed calm acceptance. It also mentions the Payne resolution and its reception, noting the upcoming convention and McKinley’s anticipated acclamation, with Montana delegates planning a New York holiday visit.
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Washington
Colonel Lear
Payne
Republian Party
Montana
New York
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