Democrats Align With Trust Opposition Ahead of 1900
The text reports Hon. A. J. Warner of Ohio backing opposition to trusts as the key 1900 issue, aligned with Bryan and St. Louis leaders shaping a platform. It notes Republicans opposing trusts and Democrats fearing a trust-focused campaign, while humility toward remonetization of silver is downplayed by national convention plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Warner
Ohio
United States
Mr. Bryan
St. Louis
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Warner
San Francisco Examiner
Gorman
Dal
Eric
Ohio Valley Bimotalle Association
Bryan
Prayers Jokely Felt In Jeffries Fitzsimmons Bout
The piece discusses a boxing match between Jeffries and Fitzsimmons, noting Christian parents prayed for their son’s victory and pondering whether devout prayers influenced the result. It cites betting odds, public judgments, and lingering questions about prayer shaping history in historic battles.
Prayers in Prize Fight Fuel Controversy
The Jeffries incident marks likely the first recorded effort to influence a prize fight outcome through prayer. Clergymen should debate the issue, determining if such prayer is profanity or a factor bearing on the championship, as pious parents seek their son’s success in the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Tanity
Butte Site Battle Plays Out Across Papers
The Inter Mountain first reported Leyson site for Butte public building. Anaconda Standard and Butte Miner challenged, then Washington dispatches corroborated Inter Mountain. Also notes civic fall from grace with Grogan the watchman and city stance on public morals amid the Fitzsimmons fight coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Leyson
Butte
Washington
Anaconda Standard
Broadway- Montana
Standard
Miner
Judge Goodwins view on silver and 1900 politics
The Inter Mountain dissents on some points yet praises free coinage and criticizes Western democracy over silver. It notes Senator Dubois’s forecast that 1900 will feature intensified, clearer issues, with Republicans once silver aligned. It argues Bryan would be beaten larger margins if nominated with anti trust and anti expansion planks, and cites state leanings against Bryan.
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Inter Mountain
United States
Dubois
Oly
Imperial
Istle
Republican Party
Democracy
Bryan
Chicago
California
Washington
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Bian
Nevada
Idahoe
Jado
Mr. Bryan
Democratic Party
Editorial Notes On War, Tariffs And Riches In Politics
Editorial notes attack Democratic press for war stance and Philippine policy while mocking gold tariffs and a Clark Correggio painting tale. Ridicule of political allies, praise for Cuban pacification, and a dig at Daly seeking funds from the Anaconda Standard editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Commissariat
Democratic National Committee
Manila
New York World
True silver men against democracy in Intermountain states
The account argues that the Democratic Party failed silver policy in Colorado Utah Montana and Idaho and shows bitter disillusionment among silver supporters. It claims Democrats would have sold silver bonds and that their post election stance reveals barnaclelike obstruction. It predicts Democrats may only mention silver perfunctorily if prices stay steady.
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Democratic Party
Aimes
Nat
Colorado
Utah
Muntata
Idaho
America
London
Amsterdam
Dubois
Democrac
Oilver
Political shifts and silver coinage in national debates
A critical look at Democratic and Silver Republican positions on trusts and free coinage, noting leaders like Gorman and Croker, the fate of the Sherman act, and speculation on Utah polygamy cases. The piece questions party loyalties, potential fusion plans, and the impact on the 1900 senatorial contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Croker
Montana Democracy
Republican Party
Tariff debate and party lines blur in the press
The text mocks protectionist talk by Mr. Clark on wool tariffs and ridicules party unity fights. It notes readers’ lack of voice and hints leaders will return to the Democrats after the clash. It cites a Bradley Martin dinner bill of 9 dollars for eighty six guests, with most costs for raw fare.
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W. A. Clark
Miner
Standard
Paris
Corréegio
Clark
Corregio
Michael Angelo
Mr. Clark
New York
J. B. Haggin
Mark Hanna
Bradley Martin
Bradley Martins
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T. M. Hodgens
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Omaha
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