Paramount issue debate shapes 1900 campaign logic
The Anaconda Standard disputes the idea of a single paramount issue in campaigns, arguing parties must treat all planks as equally important. It notes Bryan's past focus on silver and anti imperialism, but contends the party will pursue multiple issues to win converts while maintaining balance across platform pledges.
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Bryan
Democratic Party
Lawas
National Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
Montana
Inter Mountain Promotes Afternoon News Advantage
The article extols the benefits of an afternoon newspaper, noting timely bulletins from Kentucky South Africa and Washington. It emphasizes prompt coverage of events from around the world and local areas, aiming to be first in the field with news and urging readers to trust the Inter Mountain.
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Kentucky
South Africa
Washington
Inter Mountain
Three Leading Dailies Push Goebel Conspiracy Theory
The Anaconda Standard Helena Independent and Butte Miner quickly blame a Republican plot in Kentucky for Goebel’s shooting. They defend Senator Clark against suspicions while noting favors received by Geiger for voting on a corporation bill. An Inter Mountain interview quotes Daly denying involvement with Clark's fight, suggesting the dispute centers on a misunderstanding between Swede Murphy and John B Wellcome.
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Helena Independent
Butte Miner
Goebel
Republican Party of
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Independent
Miner
Clark
Standard
Ita
Geiger
Blue Grass
Inter Mountain
Daly
Murphy
John B
Wellcome
Evading the Port: Geiger Cash Claim Examined
The Inter Mountain denounces the Anaconda Standard for doubting Senator Geiger's $1,100 find, arguing the Great Eye of Butte reveals all and that Clifford Clark ties to the sum while dismissing other larger payments. The piece hints at legal challenges and federal court scrutiny amid political feuds and mob threats.
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Whitom
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Daly Denies Resignation As Amalgamated Copper President
Telegraphic advices deny a rumor that Daly has resigned the presidency of Amalgamated Copper. The notice notes public concern over whether Daly also relinquishes day to day management of local properties, urging a clear statement affirming he still exercises managerial functions. Governor Taylor of Kentucky is mentioned in relation to ongoing schemes.
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Daly
Butte
Amalgamated Copper Company
Burglary at Sax & McCue. three jailed awaiting trial
In Livingston on Saturday night Sax & McCue store was broken into with about $100 in goods stolen. Three burglars were captured after attempting to sell loot to Chas. Lee of the Lawton saloon. Names given as J. J. Murphy, Harrison, and Wm. McGuire. Murphy and Harrison bound over to district court. McGuire pleaded guilty to possession. Two Italians, Charles Marino and Cesidio Teca, tried for forging a Northern Pacific time check. both discharged.
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Sax & McCue
Bungiara
Chas, Lee
Tower Main Street
Young
J. J. Murphy
Deo
Harrison
Wm. McGuire
Wilson
Murphy
McGuire
Charles Marino
Cesidio Teca
Justice Wilson
Jim Rinallo
Thompson Bros
Stote
Dee
Thompson
Thy
Wild Cat Story At Waldorf Astoria Dinner
A New York Tribune tale recounts J W Rogers known as Truthful James telling a hunting yarn in a Waldorf Astoria restaurant. He described tracking two wild cats in Northern Maine, a moonlit cave, a shot between glowing eyes, and his dogs forcing the cats from cover before he and his dogs treed and killed them.
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Waldorf-Astoria
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Hub
Mr. Rogers
James
Maine
Fragmentary Wildlife Encounter Description
A blurred personal reminiscence describes a night encounter with two wild cats. The narrator recalls aiming a shot between the animals’ eyes but notes the shot split, with the felines belonging to separate heads. The passage emphasizes danger, focus, and ambivalence in the darkness.
Historic street linked to famous authors in Brunswick
On a Brunswick street stands homesteads linked to literary figures. Longfellow wrote Outre Mer, Mrs. Stowe penned Uncle Tom's Cabin, Abbott authored A History of Napoleon Bonaparte, Prof. Cleeland produced Mineralogy, and Prof. Upham wrote Moral and Mental Philosophy.
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Outre Mer
Mra. Stowe
Abbott
Napoleon Bonaparte
Cleeland
Upham
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