Legislative Responsibility in Montana State
The Inter Mountain denounces fusion legislators in Montana for pursuing private gain over public duty. It warns of new offices and political control of courts, urging conservatives to reject schemes, delay, and propaganda, and to demand merit based service as the Democratic party faces renewed scrutiny.
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Expulsion and Confiscation in Montana Politics
The Inter Mountain reports on anti trust and expulsion themes in Montana s recent fusion election. It notes anti kerosene candidates pursued Amalgamated Copper and outlines ongoing party strength in the Montana legislature with pro and anti Clark forces, detailing Senate and House alignments and potential shifts involving labor and populist members.
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Fergus
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Warden
Missoula
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Sweetgrass
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Teton
Senate
House
Mrrk
United States
Commonwealth
Composition of the next legislature hinted in state talk
Early forecasts suggest Democrats hold a majority with about 61 seats against Republicans and one Populist in the Senate. Holdovers include Tierney Broadwater Stanton Cascade Warner Jefferson Mahon Valley Gruell Yellowstone Madison Meyers Ravalli Courtney Silver Bow andPopulist Connolly Granite, with anti Clark sentiment among several.
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Cascade
Clark
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Meyers
Ravalli
Courtney
Silver Bow
Granite County
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Jefferson
Mahon
Valley
Gruell
Yellowstone
Connolly
Granite
Bryan A Dangerous Man
The Anaconda Standard derides Bryan as dangerous for his stances on trusts finance and the courts. It notes his contempt for the supreme court and intent to regulate it, plus his denouncement of lower courts issuing injunctions to curb violence and protect mail transit.
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Anaconda Standard
Bryan
Supreme Court
United States
Dangerous Bryan portrayed as menace to peace and prosperity
The piece labels William Jennings Bryan dangerous due to opposition to presidential authority in emergencies, potential abuse of power, and anti trust and silver stance. It argues his policies would harm soldiers, undermine public order, and shift 5 000 000 jobs to European trusts, returning him to his toy farm after voters rejected him.
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Bryan
Union
Gambling in Montana regulation efforts face breach of law
Legislatures have repeatedly sought to regulate or suppress gambling in Montana amid public demand. Bills passed to curb gambling have fallen short due to local authorities dereliction or corruption and political or personal considerations, leaving laws largely honored in breach.
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Montana
Moritana debate on gambling law and revenue temptation
Citizens voice concern as officials struggle to enforce the anti gambling law. They urge legislative amendment or local control to curb the gambling trade and secure state revenue funds while calling for honest leadership. The sporting fraternity reportedly contributes substantial sums by defying the law.
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Knights of the Green Cloth
Moritana
A Lesson Of A Life Henry Elling Memorial Tribute
Relatives in Virginia City honor Henry Elling's memory as a model Christian whose life guided others. He practiced deeds over words, aided the worthy, and believed in work over charity. His legacy aims to inspire rising generations with selfless effort and pursuit of achievement.
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Henry Elling
Virginia City
Ito
Montana
Daly and Villard careers contrasted in reviews
Leading journals compare Marcus Daly and Henry Villard noting similar talent for managing vast enterprises. Daly built and kept one fortune while Villard repeatedly made and lost fortunes. Ted Sloan plans to race on California tracks this winter awaiting the Prince of Wales, then jokes about mutual dependence. Bryan remains firm on the burning deck.
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Henry Villard
Villard
Mr. Daly
Ted Sloan
Prince of Wales
California
Ted
Mr. Bryan
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