Montana political corruption debate on campaign funds
The Anaconda Standard denounces Democratic corruption funds in Montana politics. It cites four men who allegedly contributed $160,000 to a corruption fund in the first state campaign, calculating per voter costs and accusing both parties of cash-driven influence. It argues Republicans use the issue to attack Democrats while admitting some Republicans were bribed.
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Paxson paints Custer battle as a colored canvas masterpiece
A Montana artist, E E Paxson, spent years collecting data from Indiana sources and acquainted with General Custer's officers and Sioux chiefs to create a six by ten foot painting of Custer's last stand. The work aims for photographic color accuracy and will tour eastern cities with hopes of Paris galleries.
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Goebel Killing Sparks National Debate in Kentucky
The Boston Transcript defends its view on Goebel, aligning with Inter Mountain. The piece notes Goebel’s critics among democrats and bolters, recounts the Kentucky contest from votes to the legislature, and contemplates motives behind the shooter amid a tense political climate. It also references Marcus Daly, Hauser testimony, and Clark's political path alongside Democratic fundraising notes.
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Will it be Durston Helena letter to St Paul Dispatch
Growing belief that Senator Clark will lose his seat over bribery charges prompts speculation on a successor. Rumors center on J H Durston of the Anaconda Standard as Daly's choice if Clark is ousted, with Durston already involved in political maneuvering in Washington.
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Montana political year shapes up as lively contest
Anaconda man focused on trusts may abstain from aiding Standard Oil, while copper magnate F August Heinze and ex New Yorker figures are tipped for influential roles. If Clark loses his seat, Governor Smith might resign, with Spriggs appointing his successor. Possible candidates include Toole and Conrad. party control hinges on a coming legislature.
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Neutrality plea on Boer War divides Montana in 1900
Special Correspondence argues Montanans should stay neutral amid the Boer War and warns against forming pro Boer or pro English regiments. Proposes charitable relief for wounded on both sides and cautions against demagogic political manipulation.
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Montana readers urged to aid wounded at home not fight abroad
An Inter Mountain editorial argues Americans should avoid prolonging war and instead help the wounded and destitute at home. It praises both Boer and British causes, urges Montana to finance nurses and medicines for Kruger or the army, and questions sending volunteers overseas amid the Daly-Clark feud and senatorial investigations.
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