Gold standard debate in Inter Mountain editorial
The Inter Mountain criticizes the Standard and Montana silver supporters, arguing both sides of the gold versus silver standard debate and condemning political corruption in the state. It portrays the Inter Mountain as neutral, urging fair treatment and legal proceedings to restore trust amid Democratic factional strife.
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Inter Mountain
Mars
Manitana
Stanford
Jodee
Montana
America
McKinley
Trey
Trey Coimage
Twkem
Democratic Party
Clark
Democomcy
Butte
Silver Bow Creek
Tophet
Herce
Inter- Nails
Ant
Inter Mounain
Commonwealth
Aida
Pwhile
Veoper
Anaconda Report on Clark Question Highlighted
The Independent Public discusses the Clark Question in a morning article, noting the time-worn nature of the issue and its renewed attention in Anaconda. The piece frames the debate around local implications and historic context impacting current views.
Nebraska Democrats Split Over Senate Vacancy Feud
The Nebraska Democratic Party divides over the appointment to the senatorial vacancy. Governor Poynter acts with Bryan’s influence to install Allen, angering Hitchcock supporters who feared a populist bid. Negotiations settle on Allen replacing Hitchcock, reshaping party prospects.
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Nebraska
Allen
Poynter
Bryan
Hitchcock
Pryan
Senate
Ellver
Hirehwock
A Century's View on a Hundred Years of Progress
Leslie's Weekly reflects on the turn of the century, praising abolition, national unity, empire, and vast scientific and technological advances. It cites rail and steam, telegraphy, photography, medicine, and education as proof of humankind’s dramatic improvement, urging continued progress into the next century.
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Leslie's
Oll Ventury
Rusela
America
Buttes
German Empire
China
Japan
Suez Canal
California
Afviea
Ytt= Kon valley
Spain
Department of Science and Knowledge
Heaven
Nebraska Senate Fight Tangles Bryan Ally Hitchcock
The Nebraska senatorial contest over M L Hayward's successor pits fusion supporters against Bryan while a telegram from Bryan redirects Governor Poynter to back Allen over Hitchcock. Hitchcock, longtime Bryan ally and editor of the Omaha World Herald, faces disappointment as political loyalties strain personal ties and threaten strong state representation in Washington.
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Bryan
Senate
Hitchcock
Lesiie
Nebraska
M. L. Hayward
W. J. Bryan
Silvorites
Poynter
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Omaha World-Herald
Hayward
Texas
W. V. Allen
Mr. Bryan
H.pold
Allen
Hitch Jcock
P. W. Hitchcock
United States
United States Senate
Washington
A Case of Conscience In Alder Gulch Times Editorial
In Alder Gulch Times editor Fred L Gibson transfers editorial control to his partner and declares a party switch from Democrat to Republican. He asserts the Republican administration offers better business conditions and outlines a new year resolution aligning the paper with GOP policies.
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Fred L. Gibson
Alder Gulch
Political party critique and press rebuttal in Montana
A reader’s note compares Democratic and Republican policies on expansion and national prosperity, praising the Republicans as wiser and more optimistic. The piece mocks Helena Independent and defends the Inter Mountain against accusations of bias, noting Democratic objections to a free coinage bill and the rapid departure of Montana’s free coinage advocate.
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Democratic Party
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
Republican Party
Big Timber Express
Anaconda
Bulle Times
David Jpenine Goliath
Inter Mountain
Haus of Representatives
Montana
Lights and Sidelines in Courtroom Moment
A bizarre courtroom exchange unfolds as a prisoner deflects a contempt of court fine with a terse shave remark. The judge presses for words while Mr Singer notes the fleeting nature of time at ten o'clock. Miss Gazzam reacts in shock.
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Chicago Post
Mr. Singer
Sewing Circle and Aguinaldo Mentioned in Odd Exchange
A fragment from Detroit Free Press shows Mrs Stubb discussing a sewing circle and a topic about Aguinaldo with Mr Stubb. The dialogue shifts to humorous mishearings and a reference to breakfast preferences, ending with a prompt about subscribing to the Lawton fund.
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Mra. Stubb
John
Mr. Stubb
Marla
Aguinaldo
Stubb
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Helena
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Simon Bank
North Main Street
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New York
Sutton’s New Theater
Dick P. Sutton
Mgr
Schatzlein
W. Broadway
Lee Mantle
Chas Schatalein
Wayette Harrington
Charles R
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James H. Monteith
State Savings Bank
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
T. M. Hodgens
Europe
J. A. Creighton
Omaha
H. Barret
E. D. Leavitt
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Paar
W. A. Clark
J. Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro
Clark & Larabie
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