Arranging the Platform in Democratic Ranks
The Inter Mountain reports democratic leaders press a unified platform via a national committee to guide state conventions ahead of the 1900 campaign. It notes historians warn of state autonomy on silver and currency, with Montana likely endorsing free silver while others diverge.
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Personal newspapers orgs and Montana politics
An editorial critique labels the Anaconda Standard as the loudest and most unscrupulous party organ in Montana, with the Butte Miner and Helena Independent following suit. It claims these papers ruin reputations, push Democratic factionalism, and mislead public opinion while predicting disbarment for several leaders, then foresee a post senatorial fight shift against Republicans.
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Butte
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Clark
Standard
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Wright
Hill
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Independent
House
Supreme Court
Republican Party of
Compromise Plank On Silver Sparks Democratic Debate
Within the national convention a plank for enlarged silver use is debated as legislation awaits. Aiming to appease both gold and silver factions, the compromise would push free coinage talk to the stump and party press while delaying broader federal action, risking public deception.
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Goebel murder fallout shocks Kentucky politics
The piece argues Goebel’s death stirs Democrat rage and distrust toward Republicans, accusing Democratic leaders of inflaming sentiment to spur illegal action. It questions state leaders, blames Goebel’s murder on his opponents, and critiques editorials and reformers amid mining and political corruption revelations.
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Taylor
Kentucky Democracy
Montana
Commonwealth
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Watterson
State finances show funds and future outlook
State Treasurer T H K reports balance of 706 219 53 in the relief and general funds with 30 045 57 income and 118 307 56 outflow for the month. The school and university funds grow with 380 246 75 to the school income fund and 310 734 06 in cash and securities across permanent funds. A petition seeks consolidation of Irma and Marquette offices in the Big Horn basin. Madison county men plan Cape Nome season voyages, with Red Butte area notably active. Quail stocking discussed. state lands patent issued for 62 660 acres to indemnity fund in Meagher Chateau Fergus counties. Robert Boatman notes demand for Montana horses for English government.
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Meagher
Fergus
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Granite Counties
Robert Boatman
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Madison
Vast imports from G H Mumm Extra Dry lead 1899 sales
Marvelous Champaigne Fig 108 208 cases of G H Mumm Extra Dry were imported in 1899, 72 495 more than any other brand. A Montanan market ad proclaims stock and quality, with a Montana notary and district court notice regarding Beef Straight Quarry Company dissolution proceedings in Silver Bow County.
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Beef Straight Quarry Company
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State of Montana
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