Helena columns mock rivals amid Montana politics
In Helena the press rows over national issues and local misrule as readers are urged to buy Butte stores, while critiquing the Miner and Standard over Bryan, trusts, and reform. A five foot copper ore find near Mount Helena hints at potential smelter expansion, and a gambling revenue dispute surfaces in city discussions.
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Helena
Standard
Miner
Bryan
Montana
Butte
Chicago
New York
Inter Mountain
Mount Helena
Last Chance
Anaconda
McKinley and Women at Forefront of 1900 Campaign
A collection of editorials and observations on the 1900 presidential race, noting the influence of wives on public life, party unity and policy, and the shift from debtor to lender nation. It cites McKinley speeches on governance, tariff, and prosperity, contrasts Democratic flaws including southern disenfranchisement, and calls for stronger action against wife beaters in Montana society.
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Inter Mountain
Tillman
South Carolina
South
Philippines
Tagals
United States
Butte
Hhus
Montana
Deception in Bourbon Ties to Silver Debate in US Democrats
In a divided East and West the Democrats face a sharp tie on silver. The eastern argument rails against silver while the western wing proclaims the silver party line. McKinley's acceptance speech cited as backdrop, urging unity to restore order and progress.
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Hill
Towne
Sliver
Prince David
Hawaii
Oklahoma
Peo,s
Bryan
Grover
Clover
Cleveland
Congress
Kansas City
McKinley
Eight Hour Day Trial at United Verde Mines
The United Verde Company led by Senator Clark cuts the miners' workday to eight hours. Clark, who works eighteen hours himself, argues eight hours for work sleep and recreation is healthy and profitable. Other Arizona miners will watch the outcome and may adopt the eight hour standard if productivity holds.
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Arigona
Jerome
United Verde Company
Clark
Fime
Arizona
Ex-Senator Dubois Faces Loyalty Shift Debate
Ex-Senator Fred Dubois told Inter Mountain a few days ago that silver Republicans share the Democrats’ platform, but his reply on abandoning protectionism is unclear. The paper laments his drift toward imperialism and Towne ties, urging a Republican return.
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Fred Dubois
Inter Mountain
Dubola
Idaho
Senate
Congress
Porto Rico
Charlea A. Towne
Kansas City
Fusion
Sargon
Republican Party
Breventon and the shadow past in Carter Harrison’s humor
A fragmentary note depicts Huthey and Towne conflict with Breventon as a symbol of the past. It suggests Huthey’s plan to outmaneuver Towne, who faced opposition from few supporters, and frames Breventon as a dark emblem in Carter Harrison’s satirical take.
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Mia
Huthey
Towne
Breventon
Carter Harrison
Passing remarks on democracy and politics of the era
A collage of political jests and observations mentioning Adlai Stevenson as Baker of democracy and Revenson as running mate, Carter Harrison and the G A R, Bryan's invitation, McKinley, Capetown immigration fears, and comments on anti militarism. Includes notes on Gold Fever in Nome, San Francisco Celestines, and social wit about women and literary clubs.
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Chicago
William J. Bryan
McKinley
Mr. Harrison
Brgan
Harrison
United States
Nome
San Francisco
Dennis Kearney
Nandotters
Nominated as a Joke by Carter Harrison
Carter Harrison ridiculed as vice presidential boom creates a political farce. Old man Bitevengan refuses delegate-at-large post, Harrison rejects the role, and Illinois backs Adlai Stevenson as a preferred son to unify delegates.
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Carter Harrison
Harrison
Kansas City
Adlai Stevenson
Mlinois
Illinois
Presidential naval missions echo Jefferson era actions
The article argues that U S administrations have long dispatched naval forces to protect national honor, citing Jefferson, Madison, Polk, and Fillmore. It contends Democratic claims of imperialism against McKinley are unfounded and stresses immediate aim to safeguard American citizens and treaty rights amid the China crisis.
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Washington
China
Thomas Jefferson
Commodore Preble
Mediterranean
Tripoli
James Madison
Commodore Decatur
James K. Polk
Zach Taylor
Texas
Millard Fillmore
Commodore Perry
Japan
McKinley
Far East
Mekintey
Park Free Vote For Most Popular Young Lady
A clipping lists numerous Montana towns and names many young ladies with marks and pages to cut to vote for the most popular in each city including Anaconda Butte Missoula Bozeman Dillon and Bridger. The note mentions the Northern Pacific and North Coast Limited trains as context.
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Burie
St. Paul
North Coast Limited
Crack Train of the Northwest
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