Inter Mountain announces wide carrier system expansion
The Inter Mountain newspaper states it is the sole paper in the northwest with a statewide carrier network. It claims routes from Butte to Glendive along the Northern Pacific, with plans to reach all towns of 500 inhabitants. The paper invites advertisers to inspect accounts and notes mail and carrier subscription rates and the paper as the official Silver Bow County publication.
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Hartman claims no faction as Montana political rift widens
The Anaconda Standard prints Charlie Hartman declaring he represents no faction while claiming roles with Bryan and Jones. The piece notes his past leadership of the Silver Republican party and mocks his bid to lead the Democrats, suggesting emigration to the Philippines if denied.
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A Party's Treachery and Bryan on Silver Policy
A dispatch reports the Democratic National Convention opposed free coinage, jeopardizing William Jennings Bryan's election if the party remains committed to a 16 to 1 silver plank. Ex-Clerk Kerr allegedly carried a protest from party leaders and editors warning Bryan his views lack broad support.
Politician Declares Loyalty While Opposing Bryan’s Silver Stance
The passage shows loyalists urging adherence to the Chicago platform and urging Bryan to abandon his silver policy. The party appears unified against silver, yet Bryan remains firm to avoid ridicule and will dodge the campaign subject.
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Democratic platform mocked as imperialism hoax in bad year
The piece criticizes the Democratic platform amid a tough election year, arguing McKinley restores prosperity and that imperialism is a Republican and Democratic illusion. It labels the Democrats as guilty of fear mongering and misrepresentation while praising Republican policies and stability.
Stevenson Nominated Vice President A Disappointing Choice
The nomination of Adlai Stevenson for vice president shocked Barry Bryan and many in the party. Stevenson, sent from Illinois as an alternate at large, was seen as a humiliating selection to avoid nominating others. He felt stunned, while others doubted his relevance to win over key voters. The pick, tied to the Cleveland era, pleased few and haunted Stevenson himself.
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Questioning European Superiority Over Mor gollan Barbarism
The fragment questions European civilization’s superiority amid references to Alding and Amtusendor Ketteler in the Ghinege capital. It touches on fate, coercion, and a clash of civilizational narratives without clear names or dates.
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Montana Echoes in Democratic Camp as Bryan Sees Victory
A New York Journal dispatch from Lincoln reports William Jennings Bryan acknowledging a serenade by a band with Senator Clark and allies in Kansas City. Bryan claimed his November election was certain and Vermont would not go Republican. Montana’s Clark praised by Bryan as a breakfast app, while Inter Mountain cautions that democracy’s free trade stance and opposition to expansion risk Montana remaining with the Republicans next November. The Montana Democratic success is seen as a protest against deputy sheriffs governance, not a pledge of turning state into a Democratic stronghold.
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Montana Opinion Echoes In Remarks On Politics And Trade
The piece discusses pay relations, Senator Spooner's stature and term, Montana newspapers' Republican ties, mood for McKinley and Roosevelt, Mexico census facts, Montana wool and copper interests, and broader views on trade and tariffs. It questions Towne’s future, mocks populist vice presidential hopes, and hints at a gold Democratic ticket risk.
Plot to destroy the grand palace on the Champs Elysees
In Paris on July 1 inquiries probe a possible bid to set fire to the grand palace on the Champs Elysees. A watchman overheard a plotting conversation, and police found two hermetically sealed boxes with black powder the next morning. Authorities have not yet disclosed the chemical properties of the powder.
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Popular young ladies contest across Montana towns
A fragmented roster lists contestants from Butte Anaconda Missoula Dillon Bozeman Livingston and more with numerous names such as HELEN O NEILL MAGGIE BULLIVAN ANNA MCDONALD and JENNIE HOLBERG. A redemption fund appears, along with notary and fiscal details for the event amid a public vote for the most popular young lady.
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Trene Bowe
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Maggie Williams
Arizona labor issue echoed in Inter Mountain stance
In Arizona the Inter Mountain questions Senator Clark's labor policy for Jerome employees and urges readers to judge his Arizona business without bias. The piece notes Arizona’s lower living costs, a booming copper industry, and warns against misrepresentation of Clark to miners, urging fair local judgment.
Explanations Wanted in Party Platforms and Imperial Policy
The article argues sharp speakers are needed to prove the Democratic anti trust plank is as strong as the Republican one and to show Democrats are not imperialists. It notes Bryan’s stance on silver plank and mentions an Anaconda Standard admission about stepping aside at Kansas City.
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Civilization versus barbarism in German policy sparks fear
The world praised the German emperor for threatening severe punishment over Chinese violations of treaties and attacks on German subjects in Pekin. Now Chinese students in Berlin face danger of violence on the streets amid rising tensions and unrest.
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