Republican Attitude in Montana Clark Case
On January 24 1900 the Republican editorial page argues the state GOP does not defend Senator Clark and condemns the Anaconda Standard for misrepresenting party views. It contends Republicans oppose both Democratic factions, warn against Democratic corruption, and suggest Clark could control Montana by backing a powerful trust.
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Anaconda Standard
Republlican
Montana
Senate Committee
Washington
Clark
Copper Trust
Republican Party
Commonwealth
United
Clark and Timbers Debt Drift Through State Politics
The Inter Mountain reports on a dispute over thirteen billion dollars allegedly due the government for timber from public lands in this state. The piece discusses Republican arguments and how supporters view Mr. Clark as a protectionist, noting party divisions and calls for justice within the Democratic factions to end bourbon-era disgrace and restore commonwealth rule.
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Inter Mountain
Clark
Republican Party
Daly
Commonwealth
Republican Club Criticized for Misrepresentation Claims
The Anaconda Standard accuses the Inter Mountain of high art in misrepresentation over remarks about the Silver Bow Republican club. It argues the piece targeted the party and press, not the club alone, while noting omissions about bribery, primaries packing, ward colonization, hoboes, voter coercion, and ballot corruption.
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Anaconda Standard
Ita
The
Standard
Republican Club
Democratic Party
Anaconda
Inter Mountain
Republican Party
Republican
Geveral
Silver Bow County
Clark
Bourbon
Daly's Witness Stand Debate Shifts in Press Coverage
The Standard opposed calling Daly to testify, then supported summoning prominent Republicans not on trial. Daly leads the anti Clark faction in the democracy and may illuminate the case if sworn. The Inter Mountain and the press clash over his role and knowledge, reflecting factional tensions in Washington.
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Daly
Washington
Inter Mountain
Secretary Gages Reply and Treasury Deposit Policy
New York Times reports Secretary Gage replying to senate and house resolutions on depositing internal revenue receipts with national banks. He defends policy as lawful, prudent, and necessary to prevent surplus funds, citing past actions in 1887 8 1897 and treasury efforts to relieve money market stringency. He emphasizes transparent justification and notes critic ignorance while detailing bank selection and the old custom house lease.
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New York Times
Gage
Senate
House
Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
Treasury
Pacific Valle
Clearing House Banks
New York
Sub-Treasury
Custom House
Elas
Secretary of the Treasury
Political intrigue in Montana figures Daly and Clark
The piece contrasts Daly and Clark as distinct political figures, noting Daly’s business-influenced politics versus Clark’s political-style business approach. It suggests both could aid Montana’s Democratic efforts, urging Daly to volunteer for committee work on political purity, while debating public exposure.
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Mr. Clark
Daly
Democratic Party
Montana
Hamlet
Clark
Mr. Daly
Financial links bind British war woes to American securities
A Washington opinion links Britain's South African reverses to U S markets noting intertwined financial interests. It argues English financial strain could depress American securities and trigger panics, shaping voter sentiment and testing Republican leadership ahead of November elections.
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Transvaal
England
United States
Great Britain
Democratic Party
Aguinalés
Africa
Republican Party
Robers speech ports anti democracy push in senate row
In Washington Roberts defends his rights amid applause from many ladies as a political clash over democracy and Boers agitation unfolds. The Anaconda Standard criticizes Inter Mountain on endorsements. Montana sleuths, Pinkertons, and a growing detective industry appear linked to a moneyed political climate.
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Roberts
Washington City
Talk of the Day Aged Clergyman Recalls Sir Walter Scott
The Rev Frederick Buick of Ahoghin near Ballymena Ireland recalls meeting Sir Walter Scott during his school days at Edgeworthstown. Scott visited the school where Buick studied, and the old clergyman remembers him as a large man in the presence.
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Bir Walte
Scott
Frederick Buick
Ahoghin
Ballymena
Ireland
Buick
Edgeworthstown
Sir Walter Scott
Edgeworth
Walter
Inquest Over Arkansas Infant Unmarried Fathering Parental Sleep
A coroner's inquest in Arkansas concluded over a ten month old child death. The death certificate oddly lists the child as unmarried and notes the occupation as keeping parents awake at night. The report reflects local distress and curious wording in the official record. The passage also notes harm to Southern Italy olive crops from olive fly and a shift in bird populations affecting insect control.
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Arkansas
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Lee Mantle
Chas. Schatztein
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Frank W. Haskins
James H. Monteith
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J. A. Creighton
Omaha
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A. H. Barret
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T. M. Hodgens
Cor. Main and
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W. A. Clark
J. Ross Clark
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First Near
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North Main Street
Butte
M. Daly
M. Donahoe
W.L. Moyer
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