Public Decency and Election Laws in Montana Debate
Editorial condemns the use of intimidation and bulldozing tactics in Montana politics. It argues for upholding ballot integrity and sanctions against those who override law, urging citizens to protest against attacks on election sanctity and warning outsiders may need to intervene if Butte cannot address the turmoil.
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Montana
Butte
Frida Primeries Expose Democratic Disgrace in 1900
The June primaries reveal a violent Daly versus Clark clash with law violations and public disorder. Revolvers drawn, blood shed, and vote irregularities cited as heelers press for victory. The piece condemns mob tactics and questions the integrity of the Clark Daly feud in Butte.
Butte's coming convention in Democratic state meet
A turbulent Butte scene precedes the state convention on the 20th with two Carbon county delegations. The original Daly controlled list faces a rival Clark faction chosen by a county convention after protests over procedure. Seating hinges on whether the state body yields power to the county committee amid irregularities and political maneuvering.
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Carbon County
Cascade County
Butte
Kruger Defiant Faces Defeat in Transvaal Guerrilla Plan
A historical editorial portrays Paul Kruger as bullheaded and impractical for rejecting compromise with Britain. It likens his stance to Jefferson Davis and predicts his downfall as he plans guerrilla warfare in the Transvaal canyons, challenging world and national opinion.
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Republic
Great Britain
England
Milner
Kops
Transvaal
Jefferson Davis
Hoopskirta
South Africa
Kruger
Brave leader surrenders to aid his people in peril
The text depicts a conflicted hero, praising a brave man who offers peace but is betrayed as a selfish elf at Parked up in Fepuntia. The betrayer flees with treasury while followers face the incoming foe. Kruger is mocked as a figure of farce, rivaling his tragedy.
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Kodak in Politics Shapes Ballot Shamers
Political reformers praise the kodak as a deterrent to election wrongs. The device allegedly exposed fraudsters by photographing voters in primaries, with clerks and reformers citing its potential to capture perjury and double voting. The piece argues photographs could prevent repeat offenses by linking faces to conflicting names and ballots.
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Adjourning Congress Marks Productive First Session
The first session of the Fifty st the congress concluded at 6 p m yesterday, praised for its work benefiting national prosperity. It notes Dem leadership blockades on foreign issues, but credits Republicans with steady gains, Porto Rico and Philippine policies, and preparation for the upcoming campaign.
Congress Bestows Judgment on Intricate Problema
Its representatives in both houses, with few exceptions, shown splendid legislative judgment in turning intricate problems into practical conclusions. Never has the country been in better condition to approve their findings at the polls than it is today.
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Losses of the War A Brisk Chronicle of the 1899 1900 Campaign
This compact record traces the Boer versus British conflict from October 11 1899 to February 12 1900. It lists battles, casualties, and key movements at Dundee Ladysmith Spion Kop Colenso Magersfontein Tugela River actions and the arrival of Roberts and Kitchener, noting losses on both sides and notable engagements.
British Forces Advance as Roberts Commands Campaign
The article chronicles British moves in the Boer War from February to June with Lord Roberts in charge. Key events include French relieving Kimberly, Cronje retreat and laager near Rademkrug, Cronje surrender with 4 080 Boers, Ladysmith relief after 118 days, Buller entering Ladysmith, Roberts and allies advancing on Bloemfontein, Mafeking relief, and Pretoria surrender. British losses roughly 32 500 across sides.
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