Democratic Testimony on Bryan Free Coinage Shift
The Boston Traveler and other papers challenge Bryan on the 16 to 1 free coinage stance. The piece praises his Boston speech for focusing on imperialism trusts and banking issues while ignoring silver, and argues his shift weakens silver advocates and strengthens gold democrats in Massachusetts. It contrasts Bryan with earlier positions and calls for proof and rebuttal from supporters.
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Populist Leader Carleton Switches Sides to Republicans
State Superintendent Carleton plans to affiliate with the Republican party after long service with the populists. The move follows criticism of Democratic tactics and signals a shift in alliance ahead of the next campaign. Carleton conominated by populists and Democrats in 1896, his letter notes a change in political loyalties amid party dynamics.
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Helena
People's Party
Democratic Party
Murphy
Big Four Montana Democrats Under Oath Revealed
Ex governor Sam Hauser testified in Washington that Marcus Daly W A Clark C A Broadwater and Sam T Hauser each donated 40000 to a Democratic fund totaling 160000 to influence Montana politics. Republicans allege funding swayed the senatorial contest while Democrats deny impropriety as the feud over Montana politics worsens.
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Retraction targets Standard over journalistic lunacy claim
The Ataconda Standards is accused of misrepresenting Inter Mountain statements and failing to issue corrections. The piece defends its Washington correspondent and witness-stand call in a senatorial contest, arguing the Standard lacks fair play and journalistic integrity while asserting the Inter Mountain’s right to impartial coverage.
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That celebrated case from Montana politics in Washington
Washington February reports reveal a charged Montana inquiry into alleged corruption. Lyons testified a Montana congressman offered 5000 dollars to sway Clark and Daly supporters, with Nolan and Campbell tied to the scheme. The testimony exposed factions, rivalry, and a national scandal debate.
Newspaper Debate Over Senate Investigation In Kentucky And Montana
The editorial pages discuss how the Kentucky senate controversy and Montana coverage reflect partisan battles. The Inter Mountain urges probing both sides while The Standard resists one sided clipping, and the Anaconda Standard calls for agreement between factions.
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Anaconda Standard
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