Lessons of the Campaign Predict Strong Republican Turnout
State returns show McKinty about five thousand votes ahead with fusion and independent support shaping a 60 000 total, while Toole tops the fusion list and Hayes leads the secretary ticket. Republicans face disintegration risks, yet party rebuilding is urged for a sweeping victory in two to four years.
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McKintey
Prof
Hermon
Bozeman
Superintendent of Instruction
J. Porter
Miles City
Hon
G. Murray
Missoula
Congress
T. K. Toole
Hayes
Silver Bow
Deer Lodge
Cascade
Lewis and Clarke
T. ©. Marshall
Republican Party of
Mentung
Tne
Epoila
The Anti American: Pettigrew’s Defeat Led to National Unity
The piece denounces Lena Lor Pettigrew as anti American and unpatriotic, praising the election outcome as a happy consequence. It cites Senator Wolcott’s remark on discontented, jaundiced views, warning against anti American sentiment and stressing there is no room in the country for such figures regardless of party.
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Lena
Lor Pettigrew
Voleeex
Wolcott
South Dakotan
United Buties
South Dakota
Pettigrew
Bart
Lue Coolle
Egypt
Babylonia
Pacific
Ghat
Richard Croker
Tammany Nati
New York
England
Croker
United States
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Europe
Assault on Free Speech at Stanford Over Dr. Ross Removal
The Stanford University removal of sociology professor Dr. Edward A. Ross sparks a heated debate on free speech. Critics accuse President David Starr Jordan and trustees of yielding to Mrs. Sanford’s influence while defending California as a stronghold of intellectual progress against what supporters call narrow, biased reactions. The coverage notes broader concerns about immigration, racial theories, and the role of universities in public discourse.
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Edward A. Ross
Stanford University
Hoss California
Sociologists of America
David Starr Jordan
Ross
Stanford
Republican Party
Jem
Tess
Agaseia
San Francisco Chronicle
Jess
California
Stanfont University
Ure Diviigaal
Moss
Rosa
Sanford
San Francisco Bulletin
Ross Ftrom
Aging Statesmen and Political Factions in Public Discourse
The piece attacks aged politicians like Memish and Croker for public theatrics and outdated oratory, urging retirement to allow younger leaders such as Hitt to guide the country. It also critiques trusts, party contrasts on tariff policy, and cabinet stability under McKinley, while disputing local press narratives about candidates and platforms.
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Lageau
Morgan
Jones
Pettus
Senate
Hitt
Inter Mountain touts readers over Standard in six months
The Inter Mountain asserts it has more subscribers and readers than the Standard and Miner combined, touting stronger street sales. It discusses the senatorial race with courtesy toward Mr. Clark and notes past phases involving Lee Mantle, while Hawaii’s population reaches 154,001 and Prince Davis influences the Democratic platform. Bryan’s uncertain future is humorously listed across minister, editor, farmer, lecturer, banker roles. Missoula’s missing ice is amusingly noted.
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Standard
Inter Mountain
Miner
Lee Mantle
Butte
Clark
Mantle
Hia
Washington
Hawaii
Prince David of
Honolulu
National Democrate Convention
Kansas City
Committee of Resolutions
Sim Mauser
Montana
Prince Davis
Vssue
The Spice of Life and Other Fragments
A collection of brief, humorous and satirical snippets from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper page. The items include conversational vignettes about shopping in rain, amateur politicians, doctors and treats, shopper dialogues, and opinions from editors and clerks. The excerpts feature named figures and places in a picaresque collage style.
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