Anti Bryan Movement Gathers Steam In Eastern States
Friday, November 24, 1899 reports a growing anti Bryan campaign in the East aimed at blocking Nebraska’s William Jennings Bryan from securing a two thirds delegate majority for the Democratic national convention. It notes figures like Norman and Van Wyck connected to the scheme and quotes press debate over silver policy and President McKinley’s stance, highlighting intra party tensions and regional contrasts.
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Maryland
Montana
Gorman
Guytly
Inter Mountain
Bryan
Democratic Party
Norman
New York Herat
Vicker
Nebraska Tan Trem
Iorman
van Wyck
Paterson
Bry
Styvan
Philippines
Howaver
Uuit Bryan
Minsell
Uys
Silver Democracy
Mantua
Heman
Inter Mountain clash highlights The Standard's system
Reading public notes a pattern as The Inter Mountain disputes The Standard's approach. The text implies an ongoing critique of editorial balance and systematized methods in reporting. No clear names, dates, or events are listed in the readable fragment.
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Aywult
Inter Mountain
Pontempo
Republican Duty in Montana Politics Headlines
A fragment reflecting a partisan screed urges Republicans to seize Montana governance from the Democratic Party’s influence. The text rails against internal factions, corruption, and scandal, portraying the current state of affairs as harming the commonwealth and promising political turmoil if power remainssplit.
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Republican Party
Montana
Democratic Party
Commonwealth
Bourbon
Repudiation Critique of Helena City Finance Warps Public Trust
The Helena Herald warns of municipal repudiation and costly litigation in Helena. It denounces debts, challenges a proposed municipal electric plant, and questions constitutional limits, urging an end to populist assaults on local enterprises. The piece targets city administration, water and power contracts, and calls for protecting capital investments.
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Helena Herald
Helena
Herald
Manly
Helena Power and Light Company
Lltorncy
Supreme Court
Water Company
Legislative Assembly
Montana
Sa Chimevical
Republicans Call For Unity To Overcome Democratic Rule
The piece urges Republicans to unite against Democratic control, denouncing past Democratic tactics and dishonesty. It warns that Democratic money and newspaper influence threaten GOP integrity and stresses mustering strong, loyal volunteers to redeem the state from Democratic rule.
Republicans Unite Against Democratic Corruption Fund
Editors urge Republicans of character to unite against corruption within their own ranks. They warn the democratic corruption fund thrives in both parties and urge a firm, harmonized effort to strengthen the party and seize victory, envisioning a reformed state as a result.
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Democratic Corruption Fund
McLean Denounces Papers Over Dewey Residence Transfer
John McLean rails against New York dispatches that criticized his sister Mrs George Dewey and her husband for the transfer of a residence donated to the admiral by friends. He says the public attack is a grievous breach of fair reporting and cites telegrams of sympathy from supporters.
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New York
Inter Mountain
Johnny McLean
Sianlird
Helena
George Dewey
Dewey
Nation’s hero McLean to refund residence fund
A Montana newspaper reports McLean through the Associated Press says all money raised to buy a residence will be returned if contributors send names and addresses to Admiral Dewey. The family resents national yellow journalism and vows to repay donors, condemning sensational attacks.
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Montana
McLean
Associated Press
Admiral Dewey
The Exception in Chicago News
A witty exchange unfolds as a cynical bachelor and a spinster discuss women and age. The spinster notes exceptions to every rule, while the bachelor quips that the exception lies in women discussing their own ages.
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Chicago News
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G. W. Stapleton
T. M. Hodgens
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Bells Exchange
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Omaha
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E. D. Leavitt
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Cor. Main and Park Sts., Butts
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