Republican Victory Hopes in Montana Campaign
The Montana Republican state committee meets March 7 signaling the national campaign’s start. It stresses unity to back McKinley, warns of Democratic corruption, urges state reform, and outlines plans for electors while criticizing leasing public lands to syndicates and praising anti corrupt measures. The piece cites Tillman and Merritt on national issues and views on suffrage and liberty.
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Republican State Committee
Montane
Dogether
Philadelphia
Te Wik
Montana
Res Juiciean
McKinley
Harrison
Polla
Monttiti
Democratic
The Foster Fiasco and Land Bill Opposition
The opposition developed against the Foster land bill and induced its author to refrain from pursuing it. The measure would have placed large tracts of wild land in syndicate hands at a nominal rental, effectively granting perpetual ownership despite tax burdens on real estate held in fee simple.
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Montana
Land Department
Commonwealth
Foster Land Bi
Opening of Paris exposition nears with bold economic bets
The Paris exposition opens in a month with fevered estimates of 60 million admissions and 250 million dollars left by foreign visitors. Kruger and Steyn favor peace if independence and amnesty for rebels are respected, while Dom Paul’s army has inflicted heavy losses on British forces. An American Economist writer credits protection for expanding U.S. industry and markets.
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United States
Paris
Great Britain
The
Boston Herald
Kruger
Steyn
Dom Paul
City Republican Convention Called in Butte Montana March 1900
A city Republican convention is called to meet at Sutton's theater in Butte on March 19 at 12 noon to nominate one alderman for the April 2 city election and conduct other business. Ward caucuses on March 15 at 7 30 p m and primaries March 16 from 5 to 8 p m will select delegates. locations listed for each ward. Eight delegates and eight alternates per ward are to represent Butte.
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Butte
Montana
Republican Party
Mont
First Ward
John Cannons
Enat Granite Street
Second Ward
B. J. Nichols
Justice
West Granite Street
Tachell’s
Broadway
Hall Bros
Hamilton Street
Bennett Bros. Co
East Park
South
Montana Street
St. James Hotel
Main
Porphyry Streets
N. M'Donald
Porto Ricos sugar and tobacco hopes hinge on free markets
A war department report by Brig. Gen. George W. Davis reviewed Porto Rico agricultural potential. Sugar dominates exports with 60,000 tons projected in 1899 from about 500,000 acres, while tobacco faces high duties abroad. Coffee output struggles due to European and Cuban barriers. oranges, limes, pineapples and sisal also flourish but rely on favorable trade. The island risks industrial paralysis without rapid congressional relief, as wages and unemployed workers limit expansion.
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New York Sun
War Department
George W. Davis
Porto
United States
Porty Nivo Ia
Davia
Porto Rico
West India Islands
Porto Tico
Yucatan
Venezuela
Davis
Europe
Cuba
Aland
San Juan
Congress
Spain
Brazil
Davin
Notice of Forfeiture and Coownership Claim
Notice to 3 W Oberman and assigns that failure to contribute share of labor and improve a reef claim in the Camp Creek mining district Silver Bow Montana for 1897 and 1899 will lead to forfeiture. If not paid within ninety days after service or publication, the claimant’s one half interest may vest in the co owner Wallace M L Dernie. Dated Butte Montana January 18 1900.
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W. Oberman
Areck Lode
Camp Creek
Bilver Bow County
Montana
United States
Tom
Lara
Leder Tlon
Isubpoena to alleged bankrupt in Montana district
Legal notice issued in the District of Montana commanding Samuel Nixon and co partners doing business as Silver City Mercantile to appear in the U S District Court at Butte on April 28 1900 to answer a petition for adjudication of bankruptcy filed by Young Eros and others. Judge Hiram Knowles seals the order. Clerk Gabriel Sproule witness T B Stephens deputy clerk. Returnable 15 days after issued. Attorneys listed for petitioners.
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District of Montana
United States of America
Ragiuel Nixon
Samuel M. Nixon
Lemuel W. Nixon
James F. It
Silver City Mercantile Company
Samuel Nixon
Butte
Eros
Hiram Knowles
GHO
W. Sproule
T. B Stephens
Goo
T. B. Stephens
W. B. Carroll
J. M. Hinkle
R. L. Clinton
Sanders & Sanders
Alex Laist
J. L
M. L. Wines
W. A. Pennington
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Wesley Merritt
Manila
South Africa
Foster
American Economist
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Wallace M. L. Dernie
Butte, Mont
Sutton’s Theatre
Great Bills
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Jinnie
Dickie
Will @. Rising
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Fiiday
Isubpoena
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Oxford
Russia
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W.L. Moyer
Marcus Daly & Co
Hoge, Brownlee & Co
United Tes
Philippines
Orient Dam
Eutomers
Canada
Salleliad
Defa
Urunem
Schatzlein
Thompson Paint & Wall Paper Co
S. Main
Lee Mantle
Oi Chas
Fichatstein
Fayette Harrington
Charles R. Leonard
Clements
F. Aug
Henry Ee Frank W. Ian A H. Monteith
Pabead
State Savings Bank
Paldim Capital
Burplus
Bella Exchange
J. A. Creighton
Omaha
G. W. Stapleton
A. H. Barret
BH. D. Leavitt
V. Kemper
T. M Hodgens
W. A. Clark
Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro
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Tramsact General Banking Business
First National Bank OF Butte
North Main Street