Republican Resolutions for City Campaign Unity and Reform
Delegates of the republican party in convention applaud harmony and united efforts to redeem the city from democracy. Resolutions urge citizen cooperation, oppose corporate control, demand high wage standards, prohibit warrants, condemn secret tolls and wasteful spending, call for street and sanitary improvements, retrenchment, and faithful accounting of revenues. They condemn politicizing city machinery and praise the national administration's handling of the Spanish American War and Montana volunteers, urging public support and recognition for servicemen.
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Republican Party
Lutte
Montana
Americas
Butte Campaign Debates Municipal Roles and Clark Issue
The Anaconda Standard criticizes the city campaign for turning municipal government into a proxy fight over McCarthy Kirk and Clark. It argues governance should be impartial, condemns using city machinery against business rivals, and warns that electing McCarthy or Clark allies would endanger local prosperity and honest government.
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Standard
McCarthy
Kirk
Butte
Wakiness
Democratic Party
Mr. McCarthy
Washington
Thammington
Gambiers
Smith
W. A. Clark
Clark
Senate
United States Senate
Hill Democracy
Anaconda Standard
Silver Republican Resolutions From Butte Meeting
The Silver Republicans of Butte condemn the Sixth legislative assembly for traitorous acts during the recent session. They urge good local government and reject the pursuit of national issues. The call concerns the selection of a senator to succeed Lee Mantle, who was endorsed by the party.
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Butte
Ucket
Sixth Legislative Assembly
Lee Mantle
Another Battle Fought and News of War Losses
The report describes ongoing war casualties with Montani among the dead and several wounded, sending grim, tearful news to anxious homes across the sea. It notes two brave men perished and five were wounded, yet calls the victory glorious as mourning and memory unite.
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Thutte
Glimpse of feminine nature and dollar worth
A 1899 excerpt contrasts women recognizing a dollar’s value with a scene on a ferry where two women quibble over nails and lunch. The piece combines social commentary on gender and economics with a joke about marriage, noting age and maturity.
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Belle
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Inter Mountain Publishing CO
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West
Granite Street
Butte City, Mont
Alunite
Silver Row County
John N. Kirk
Ben E. Calkins
James C. Sullivan
C. N. Perry
Third Ward
P. F. Boland
Charles Bausman
Fifth Ward
Jos, Archambault
H. Kroger
Seventh Ward
W. c. Thomas
Eighth Ward
E. D, Elderkin
Ionita
Harrington
Senate Chamber
Legislative Assembly
Helena
Clark Democracy
Jll
Tses
Inter Mountain
Thompson
Sullivan
Ben Calkins
Philippines
Calkins
Times
McKinley
Congress
Jefferson Valley
Zephyr
Anaconda
United States
Montani
Democracy and Silver
Indianapolis Journal
G. Mw
Musicians’ Mutual Protective Union of
Renshaw Hall
Miner's Union Hall
Musicians’ Union
Montana Music Co
Orton Bros
Grand Opera House
Hi Henry
Majestic Modern
Grand Miliary Band
New York City
Geo. O
McFarland
Mgr
Tel. Bat
Jules Gran
THE
Schatzlein Paint CO
West Broadway
Nantes
CES
Chas, Schatzlein
Fayette Harrington
Charles R. Leonard
A .G. Clements
F. Aug
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Henry Mueller
Frank Haskins
John A. Creigeton
G. W. Stapleton
T. M. Hodgens
State Savings Bank
Main and
Park Streets
Europe
J. A. Creighton
Omaha
A. H. Barret
J. D. Leavitt
8. V. Kemper
First National Bank OF
Andrew J. Davis
Escepes
James 4. Talbot
E. B. Weirick
Weteveneses
George Stevenson
Main Street
Rosa Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro
Clark & Larabie
Alex J. Johnston
Wm. L. Hoge
TR. C. Chambers
Marcis Daly
M. B. Brownlee
F. BE. Sargeant
Hoge, Brownlee & Co Bankers
Butte City
Wells, Fargo & Co
New York
Falt Lace
San Francisco
Omaha National Bank
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