Republican State Convention Called for Helena in September
Helena Montana July 18 1900 by usage and direction of the republican state central committee a republican state convention is called to meet in Helena at the Auditorium at 1 am on Wednesday September 5 1900 to nominate three presidential electors representative in congress governor lieutenant governor secretary of state associate justice of the supreme court state treasurer state auditor attorney general and superintendent of public instruction and for other business. All electors of the state are invited to participate in the primaries and convention. County conventions are urged September 1. Delegates and alternates must be Republicans and residents of their counties.
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Republican State Central Committee
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Supreme Court
Public Instruction
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Dawe Deer Lodge
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Oreo Tngisten
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Missoula
Dean Eters
Eveces Seveceveey
MD Raval
Eateurrestis
RWC
Geass Wripeyes
Thirl
Salt County
Delega Futh
J.P. Woolman
Bryan
Democratic Party
New York
van Wyck
Tammany
United States
Democratic platform and trust control debate roils politics
The piece critiques anti trust proposals and constitutional limits on regulating monopolies. It notes the ineffectiveness of publicity laws and federal licensing ideas as phantom solutions, citing Republican and Democratic stances, Wardner affair divisions, and the broader struggle over trusts amid looming election campaigns.
Democratic Plight in Coeur d Alene Riots Debate
In Montana, Democrats seek political gain by blaming federal Republican policy for Coeur d Alene unrest, while records show martial law and miner crackdowns stem from Idaho Governor Steunenberg. He admitted full responsibility and credit for the repressive measures.
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House Committee of
Congress
Ohio
Sulzer
New York
Kansas City
Montana
Democratic Party
Coeur d’ Alene
Republian
Wardner
National Industrial Commission
House Military Committee
Idaho
Steunenberg
Aguinaldo editorial and calls for imperial restraint
The Helena Independent and allied anti American outlets are criticized for bias in favor of Aguinaldo. The piece argues they ignore key facts about the Philippine question and the US annexation, favoring rhetoric over practical law. It contrasts Aguinaldo supporters with Dewey Schurman Denby and Lawton, urging readers to trust the latter. The editorial cites Bryan silver mining politics and warns against militarism as political weaponry.
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Lee Rogers
Missouri
18Th Infantry
Lugon
Helena
United States
Independent
Aguinaldo
Dewey
Worcester
Schurman
Charles Denby
Lawton
Democracy opposed to silver in 1900 Newark editorial
In the Newark Journal July 21 1900 an unsigned editorial argues that free silver cannot pass a future Congress. It contends imperialism dominates politics, that a free coinage bill has never secured solid Democratic support, and that Kansas City convention votes show opposition among Democrats. It concludes lawmakers will heed constituents and oppose silver, regardless of Bryan’s stance.
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Texas
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Wisconsin
Most Pugnacious Whiskey Tale From Norton County
A Salina man claims Norton brand whiskey could make a jackrabbit stand on hind legs and grow into a bulldog. This odd local note appears amid a collection of clipped exchanges and humorous bits from newspapers.
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Norton County
Salina
Kansas City Journal
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