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Newspaper

Daily Inter Mountain

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1900

Page

2

Montana Young Men urged to study parties before voting

The Montana call to first time voters urges reading about both parties, their conventions, and their platforms. It asks to evaluate imperialism, the 1898 war, and President McKinley’s leadership, weighing history, congress, and constitutional powers before casting ballots.

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Butte Politician Forbis and the Mugwump Move

In Montana many prominent Democrats switch to McKinley and Roosevelt in the current year. Butte’s John F. Forbis, once a reform leaning Democrat, helped organize the Mugwump party with H. C. Carney and J. K. Eveleth as officers. The trio met nightly, offering incense as part of their efforts.

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From Democrat to Republican A Local Figure Converts

The text chronicles a political shift of Mr. Forbis who moved from backing Cleveland to accepting a national convention delegate role for the Republicans. It notes his long-time devotion to the Democratic faith, his opposition to spoils system figures, and his sudden switch in support as Cleveland’s nomination prospects waned. The Inter Mountain welcomes the change and signals future Republican recognition.

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Was there ever such a fraud as the democratic party

The Butte Miner reprints a Boston Post editorial praising Bryan while critiquing eastern silver talk. It argues the east tries to downplay silver as non essential and warns that the campaign will divide across regions. It questions Bryan’s stance and national honor amid China, Pekin, and imperial questions. It urges Montana patriots to vote accordingly.

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Office Seekers Gone Mad in Press on Imperialism

A newspaper critique notes how the New York Herald faults the Republican administration for sending troops to China to protect American citizens and interests. It contrasts with Democratic approval of Grover Cleveland’s actions over Venezuela and reflects on imperialism charges amid the current dispatch.

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Salt Lake Tribune and the silver party rift in Utah politics

The piece condemns a group of Republicans who in eighty four backed McKinley and later denounce the Tribune editor who supported silver. It notes how most Utah Republicans supported silver then and how current dissenters fault the Tribune for voicing popular party sentiment and loyalty to Bryan.

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United Republicans Face Utah Montana Rift In 1900s

A heated editorial argues over party unity with Judge C. C. Goodwin as a leading Republican figure, condemning attempts to cast doubt on party loyalty. It contrasts Utah and Montana stances while detailing the Chinese crisis and calls for unified action against foes in China and the Mongol threat.

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Multiple Parties Nominate Tickets for President and VP

An old issue lists numerous parties and their ticket choices for president and vice president. Republicans name McKinley Roosevelt, Democrats Bryan Stevenson, Populists Bryan Towne, Silver Republicans Bryan Stevenson, Middle-of-the-Roaders Barker Donnelly, Prohibitionists Woolley Metcalf, Socialist Labor Harriman Hayes, Socialist Democrats Debs Harriman, De Leon Socialists Maloney Remmill, United Christians Swallow Woolley. An Inter Mountain note laments mislabeling as Republican paper and asserts strong Republican affiliation among readers and past voters, urging unity around the silver question and party leadership.

Charles A. Towne William McKinley Theodore Roosevelt Ohio New York William J. Bryan Adiaj EB. Stevenson Nebraska Tulinola Charles A. Towner Minnesota A. B. Stevenson Illinois Wharton Barker Ignatius Donnelly Pennsylvania John G. Woolley Henry B. Metcalf Rhode Island Job Harriman Max Hayes California Eugene V. Debs Indiana DE Leon Paper F. Maloney Valentine Remmill Massachusetts Penney Yanetn United Christians 5. C. Swallow Inter Mountain

Campaign aims to unite emperors against trusts

The article discusses directing campaign attention toward imperialism and trusts. It notes Jones must locate his imperialism, mentions Archbishop Ireland visiting Paris and potential introductions to Emperor William and Czar Nicholas to foster closer relations between monarchs and the western powers.

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Plagues of the Boxers Placed in North China Placards

A Tien Tsin letter to the London Standard describes anti foreign propaganda in north China. It cites memorized rhyme placards urging people to join the Boxers and reject foreign influence, with threats against Christians, and a prose notice accusing Protestant and Catholic followers of poisoning wells.

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Inter Mountain Excursion to Yellowstone Free Ride Pageant

A historic clip lists towns and nine popular Montana young ladies as contestants for a free excursion to Yellowstone National Park. Names like Helen ONeill Maggie Sullivan Anna McDonald and many others appear with multiple Montana locales such as Anaconda Billings Deer Lodge Livingston and Bozeman.

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