Bryan in East Sheds No Light on Free Silver
The piece argues Bryan avoids pressing free coinage in Boston and New York events, noting he speaks mainly on imperial matters and leaves the 16 to 1 silver ratio unstated. It claims the Boston Journal condemns his reticence while declaring him a danger to stable currency.
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Bryan
Concord
New Hampshire
New York
Ativer
Boston
The
Boston Journal
Ihdetreteth
Mr. Aryan
Silver
Republican Party
House
Journal
bin Mpeech
Fragmented 19th Century Political Rhetoric on Silver and Gold
A jagged excerpt questions the political fate of a national leader amid the silver and gold factions. It critiques Bryant and New York Democrats, hinting at external pressures from eastern interests shaping the executive's stance and national direction.
Women’s Work Elevates Butte Society and Letters
The article lauds local women's clubs in Butte for advancing progressive mental development among women, challenging gender stereotypes, and organizing lectures and discussions. Frederick Warde’s Shakespearian talk is highlighted as a premier cultural event, underscoring the clubs’ cultural impact and communal esteem.
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Butte
Frederick Warde
Warde
Women’s Club
Taylor and His Party Fight Over Federal Intervention
The piece argues against Democratic denials of federal power in Kentucky, noting New York Sun support of Taylor and claims that martial law was for peace. It states Kentucky legislature sits in London while Democrats flee across the state line, and asserts federal action is limited to exhausted local resources.
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Butte Miner
Kentucky
New York Sun
Taylor
London
Montana
Senatorial Controversy Hints at Money Use Allegations
An impartial observer notes two key points in the senatorial dispute. First, evidence suggests legal money use by supporters of Mr. Clark before or after his election. Second, the evidence indicates illegal money use related to the controversy. The reflection urges candid public consideration of these possibilities.
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Clark
Democrats Face Renewal After Montana Senate Split
Amid a bitter senatorial fight in Montana, both wings of the Democratic Party are urged to retire aging leaders and nominate fresh figures. The piece decries ward heelers and calls for a new generation to lead the party toward a cleaner, more wholesome future and restore the state’s reputation.
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Democratic Party
Butte
Montana
Moses
Steposnensio
Toome
Inter Mountain urged Daly and Clark to testify in case
The Inter Mountain urged both Daly and Clark to take the witness stand to illuminate the case arguing Daly knew Montana politics well and his testimony would aid the prosecution. The Anaconda Standard accused the Inter Mountain of trying to besmirch Marcus Daly, a claim the paper rejected as lunatic.
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Inter Mountain
Daly
Clark
Anaconda
Marcus Daly
Washington Outlook on Montana Democratic Feud Echoes in Capital
In Washington, prominent Montana Democrats clash over past campaigns and money politics. Figures like Daly Clark Hauser Toole Maginnis Hoffman and Davidson defend or attack reputations amid hearings, with remarks on integrity, influence, and the push for a Montana senator.
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Inter Mountain
Washington
Montana
Ble
Broadwater
Hauser
Clark
Daly
Congress
Sam Hauser
Maginnis
Sam
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Helena
Davidson
Legislative Hall
W. A. Clark
Dely
Samuel T. Heuser
Northwest
Colonel Broadwater
Butte
Hauser S
Charles Hoffman
Bozeman
Powers That Be
Hoffman
Noel
J. K. Toole
Senate
Tom Matthews
Mr. Toole
Memorialiste
Joe Toole
Mr. Toule
Toole
Zope K. Toole
Republican Party
Martin Maginniss
Wilders Landing
Rocky Fork
Whoop Up
Wilder's Landing
Maginn
Major Maginnia Ia
Power
Sanders
Montanian
Netherlands
Geiger
Nimeelf
Garr
Butts
Chandler
Opinion on Shakespeare Stirs Town Amid Mixed Reactions
A local tale centers on a famous man who recently visited Washington and met Shakespeare. The man, recalling the scene before reporters, calls Shakespeare very interesting yet cautions he is too clever for comfort. The account mixes humor and admiration in a breezy town gossip style.
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Daugherr Ofur
Naval Om
Iris
Tettere i Foe
Ead
Shington
Washington Post
Shakespeare
Amy
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Teeton
Gold Democrats
Silver Democrats
United States
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Shane la Corae
Cife
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Democrata
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Ml. J. Connell Company
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Prices Mays
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Davy Crocket
Great Hunter
Lizzie Daily
Coon
Firat
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