Montana GOP convention set in Helena as roosevelt era voices praise veterans
In Helena, September, the state republican convention date was fixed with 417 members and Silver Bow sending 62. A full state ticket will be nominated in a year deemed favorable to Republicans. The Inter Mountain reports First Montana officers and privates eager to volunteer again if needed, having fought in the Philippines and now ready for China. Democratic critics fail to dampen their zeal. The piece suggests H. L. Frank as gubernatorial nominee if Democrats unite.
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Helena
Butte
Silver Bow
Inter Mountain
Montana
Philippines
China
Political debate and capitol project in Helena Montana
In Helena discussions, a strong democrat is praised as capable but unlikely to be nominated due to convention politics and independence. Helena reports the capitol building nearing completion under careful oversight, while critics attack the location as a public nuisance yet praise the structure. The piece mocks Democratic rhetoric on industry and imperialism and condemns the Anaconda Standard for defamatory reporting amid pending litigation.
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Helena
State Capitol
Montana Capitol
Montana
McArthur
Philippines
Buite
Independent
America
Democratic Party
United States Emerges as World Powers Through Market Drive
The article argues the United States must engage in global competition for markets and capital to avoid stagnation. It links world finance, military options, and open access to the China market with protecting American producers and jobs, noting the Philippines and Apia as strategic footholds in a developing world market.
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United States
Brent
New York
Philippines
China
Apia
Tunis
Madagascar
France
Russia
Persia
Turkey
Stand at the helm of honest journalism and party unity
The text condemns The Standard for misrepresentation and refuses to verify claims about a man it cited, praising McKinley’s stance to defend American honor. It highlights Montana politics and Silver Bow’s pivotal role, discusses gambling tax ideas in Butte, and summarizes praise from Inter Mountain and various newspapers for the president’s acceptance speech and Republican platform.
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Wayhington
Prince Tusa
McKinley
China
Kansas Cy
Bryan
Philadelphia
Republican Party
Hartford Courant
Wiliam McKinley
Congress
United States
East on Bryan comments from metropolitan papers
Brief extracts from New York Times New York Tribune New York World New York Press Boston Globe Pittsburg Dispatch Philadelphia Tagore Philadelphia Times and others reveal varied reactions to the Democratic platform at Kansas City. Critics praise or challenge the silver plank and Bryan’s leadership while noting party tendencies and possible electoral impact.
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New York Times
Kunsan
New York ‘Tribune
Bryan
Chicago
New York World
Dem
New York Press
Kansas City
Areopagus
Athens
Forum
Rome
Philadelphia
Tagore
Atifl
Jepeenibis
Democratic Looming Split Casts Bryan As Lone Anchor
A long roundup cites editorials from The Washington Post and Manila papers debating William Jennings Bryan's role in the Democratic platform. It notes his perceived honesty, leadership value, and the party's dependence on him, while also describing factionalism and calls for militarist stances amid looming war with China. The piece touches on related political sniping, local Montana sports headlines, and broader national concerns.
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Washington Post
Bryan
Democratic Party
Excursion to Yellowstone Promotes Pageant of Ladies
A promotional piece advertises a nine party from various Montana towns including Missoula Anaconda Billings and Bozeman for a free excursion to Yellowstone Park. The item lists many named young ladies as participants and hints at a coupon vote for the most popular in each city.
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Butte
Anaconda
Missouli
Dillon
Bozeman
Livingston
Billings
Red Lodge
Carbonado
Bridger
Deer Lodge
Wrinken's Acceptance in The Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard criticizes President McKinley’s remarks upon nomination for the presidency and accuses him of avoiding the trust issue and deceiving the public with speech tricks. It notes some relief that other papers praise the president's deliverance, mentioning the Baltimore American's remarks on metamoe delavery and victory influence.
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Anaconda Standard
McKinley
Standart
Saya
Baltimore American
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