Fusion and the Standard in 1898 political clash
A detailed critique of the Anaconda Standard's stance on fusion in 1898, arguing the paper manipulated events to aid Daly and the Anaconda faction, favored its own senatorial pick, and sacrificed silver causes for personal power. It contrasts Mantle, Hartman, and Clark, notes regional reactions, and cites national figures and editorials questioning loyalty to silver advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Mantle
Clark
Marcus Daly
Mantle
Uret
Audi
Teller
Hartman
St. Louis
Montana
Daly
Butte
Anaconda
Silver Bow
Bow County
Standard
Bert Ald
Mice and Men
Senate
Free Coinage
Democracy
The
Housetown
Anaconda Democracy
Fusion
Sheet
Bryan
Fu Sion
Mark
Ike Hartman
Lana
Mr. Hartman
Conrad
Nemah
Ite
Bradstreets
Repubican
Fragmentary critique of a political bill in a Montana context
The text criticizes a Standard editorial stance on a Porto Rican bill and argues that free trade ideas could undermine existing protections for wool and lead in Montana if given prominence. The excerpt shows the tone of opposition to trade liberalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Talk of the Day and Oddities From Newspapers
A disparate set of clippings features a railroad injury suit claim against a company for negligence, humorous travel tall tales about corn and Kansas streets, melodrama miscues with an ice machine, a bill to empower religious bodies to name denominational trustees, Anglican orders defended by bishops, missionary zeal cited by cannibals, and a fox hunter crowned king. light, satirical, and religious topics reflect early 20th century newspaper wit and commentary.
Lunatic Krugers and Odd News From a Dissatisfied World
A string of odd anecdotes from different places. A English lunatic dance yields a Kruger joke when a guest refuses to discuss shop talk. In Philadelphia a young bookkeeper modestly deflects a boss inquiry about earnings. A steamship near the Atlantic hits rocks but only minor danger for passengers and a humorous prayer service follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Krugers
England
Paul
Mr. Kruger
Rosa
Atlantic
Hoey
Odd Exchange and Rumor at Sea Dinner
A nautical tale recounts the crew applauding Old Hoss for a bold quip about the captain after a lull. A London correspondent notes a royal scientist claim sugar and sumac are the only two English words with so as Sonatina agshu, amid Kipling’s distant chat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rottingdean
London
Royal
Shakespeare Nam Variations Count Spelled 22 Ways
A fragment notes that Shakespeare's name has many spellings with the poet himself using 22 variations. The text highlights inconsistent spelling across sources, reflecting era spelling practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
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Daily Inter Mountainee
Inter Mountain Publishing CO
Inter Mountain
Granite
Butte City
Mont
Silver Bow County
Eamunds
Democratic Party
Fron
Helena Herald
Schurz
Altgeld
Atkinson
Chaplain Stull
Aguinaldo
Stull
Anaconda Standard
Geliger
Iam
Geiger
Corporation Bill
Campbell
Kruger
Aoerge
Cronje
Standart
Congr. Campbell
Seattle
Idaho
Sunhe
Kentucky Mountaineer
Washington Star
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Alan
Jackson
Detroit Journal
Ohio
Lane Theologics Seminary
Presbyterian Church
Saint the
Episcopal Church
A. N. Littlejohn
Long Istand
George F. Seymour
Springfield
Tilnols
Leighton Coleman
Delaware
Arthur Lowndes
Potter
Lowndes
Briabin Skiles
Gap
Lancaster County
Penn
Philadelphia
Old Hoss
Somneone
Hosa
Atlantic Ocean
Nam
Connell
Marcus Daly, M. Donahoe
W.j.moyer
Weung
Thin Vity
W. £. Moyer
C.c.awinborne
R.A. Kunkel
Ain't
NPE
SPE Ie
J. D. McGregor
Meters
Veterinary College
Toront
Canada
Tresis
Marlow
Prompuy St
Schatzlein Paint CO
W. Broadway
Suttons
Berry Sisters
Taauea
Sulthor Trower
Lee Mantle
Chas, Schatstein
Fayette Harring
Charles R. Leonard
A. B. Clements
F. Aug, Heinse
Henry Mueller
Frank W. Haskins
James H. Monteith
State Savings Bank
John A. Creighton
G. W. Ampleto
T. M. Hodgens
Vicw
Bella Exchange
United States
Europe
J. A. Creighton
Omane
G. W. Stapleton
A. H. Barret
E. D. Leavitt
8. V. Kemper
T. M. Hodgins
W. A. Clark
Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro
Clark & Larabie
Bell Exchange
First National Bank OF
George Stevenson
Aviat Cashier
al Ilecioms
North Main Street
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