Montana Senate Bribery Accusations Tarnish State Image
A Montana editorial denounces Democratic factional fighting as a crime of bribery and corruption in the senatorial struggle. It calls for truth and punishment, warning that Republican and Democratic feuds have damaged the state's reputation and that voters must retire the party from power.
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Grand Jury
Legislative Assembly
Sixth Legisla
Commonwealth
Democratic Party
Montana
A Goldite Senator and Silver Policy Debate
The Anaconda Standard aligns with the dominant Montana Democratic wing, disputing the view that the silver ratio is vital to restoration and arguing that world exchanges fix value. It contrasts this with William J. Teagan’s claim that a 16 to 1 ratio is essential, reflecting a broader rift in silver policy within the party.
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Silyer
Wiliam J. Tegan
N York Journal
Croker
Montana
Helena
Tom Carter
Colonel Sanders
O. F. Goddard
Break in New York Meeting Over Imperialism Debate
A mass meeting in New York censured expansionist policy and entangling alliances. Grover Cleveland and W J Bryan sent regrets, while Bourke Cochran proposed Canada annexation as a northern expansion option, ending with an anticlimax as supporters clashed with anti imperialist sentiment.
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New York
Allonghore
Illes
Grover Cleveland
W. J. Bryan
Cle
New Mind
Cleveland
W. Bourke Coehy
Canada
Great Lakes
Baffin's Bay
New York City
Bourke Cochran
The Inwardness of Trusts and State Politics
A lengthy critique argues that capital trusts arise from rights to buy and merge, exploring legal limits and anti trust laws. It contrasts public sentiment, silver coinage ratios, and editorial stances of Montana newspapers, urging a clean grand jury and reform. The piece also critiques political coverage surrounding Representative Toole and the Democratic ticket, noting editorial tensions within the Anaconda Standard and Inter Mountain.
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John Smith
Calumet
Hevla
Jones ‘Ean
Jesus Christ
Foraker Denies McKinley Expansion Shift In Senate
A senate speech by Senator Foraker rebuts claims that President McKinley backs territorial expansion. He states he voiced personal views, not executive policy, and that the president is not responsible for his remarks. The piece also notes a leading south company to begin operations, with $15 million investment in coal and iron lands and railroads in Virginia, Tennessee, and Ohio. The article mentions local political support in Butte for a Butte candidate to the senate.
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Messinley
Foraker
Senate
McKinley
Forpiker
South
Nee
Virginia
Tennessee
Ohio
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