County Republican Ticket and Officials List 1900
Listings of county officers and candidates on the County Republican ticket including clerk of court, treasurer, assessor, attorney, coroner, auditor, superintendent of schools, public administrator, surveyor, and lawmakers. Also names county commissioners, justices and constables by township with election date Monday October 1, 1900.
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Dietrict Tuges
Sciseece Oy
Istrict Court
C. F Lloyd Bheril
A. C. Newill
J. Chauvin
T. T. Baker
T. C. Miles
M. A. Berger
William Dyert
J. Bennett
W. Elingwood Sewall Davin J
H. Leyson
George A, Clark
George Blinn
Thomas Driscoll
D. J. Glard
George Pascoe
W. J. Hancock
Jonathan Hoskings
Menderville Township
J. M. Miller
W. Wedleke
Angelo Pera
Nagala Palagi
Germany Township
Milo French
William Calvert
Ben Twitchell
Arthur Forrest
Red Mountain Township
W. J. Farmer
W. L. Robbins
J. B. Reynolds
Phil Reed
Fighting Chaplain Rev G C Stull boosts Republicanism in Yellowstone
The fighting chaplain of the First Montana, Rev G C Stull, campaigns for the Republican cause in eastern Montana. He says he witnessed active service in the Philippines with the First Regiment and defends U S actions, arguing that Aguinaldo opposed the Union flag and that the war could have ended sooner without Democratic resistance. Yellowstone County sent many to the front in the Spanish-American War, and Stull speaks for veterans' motives and loyalty.
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Montana
Mr. Stult
Manila
Dewey
Luzon
McKinley
Yellowstone County
Philippines
Stull
Itavas
Old and New Issues in Montana Politics
The piece argues that Montana voters once rallied behind party nominees on clear principles, but now focus has shifted to national issues like imperialism while state debates neglect tariff and silver. It condemns Democratic attacks on Amalgamated Copper Mining and calls for evaluating mining interests on their merits, warning against anti-corporate campaigns that threaten investment and state prosperity.
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Montana
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Glendive
Herron
Benton
Monida
Inter Mountain
Helena
Standard Oil
Kansas City
Grover I
Butte
People of
Amalgamated Copper Mining Company
Republicans Hope For Victory In Democratic Split
The piece argues Republicans should feel hopeful as divisions within the Democratic party threaten their unity. It suggests the independent Democratic faction could back Hogan for governor, sealing defeat for Hon. Joseph K. Toolean and the Democratic ticket, noting a split influence in Silver Bow county.
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Democratic
Hogan
Joseph KK. Toolean
Silver Bow County
Independent Labor and populist Vote join forces face fusion ticket
The piece argues that natural allies the Independent Labor and populist Vote threaten the fusion ticket. It predicts a contest between independent democrats and regular republicans with the Republicans favored due to their alleged sound principles and alignment with prosperity and good government for the nation. Republicans urged to support the entire ticket for liberty property rights law and order and clean methods.
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Republicana
Outrage at Flambeau club sparks political vow of reckoning
In Butte Silver Bow County readers see a stern rebuke after rocks and eggs were thrown at the Flambeau American volunteer club on a Saturday night. The piece denounces hoodlum acts, vows to punish attackers, and calls for order on election day while condemning cartoon rhetoric about public figures and misstatements about General Lawton.
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Philippines
Uncle Sam
Silver Bow County
Law and Order
Butte
Republican Club
Barret's challenge tests genuineness of letter in Montana
The piece argues the democratic challenge questions the letter's authenticity and a deserter's claim that the writer was shot, contending Montana is not ready for anarchy. It accuses labor against capital of driving capital from the state and warns fusionists about Toole's contempt, questioning support at the polls.
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Lawton
John
Montana
Joseph K. Toole
BHARPS AND FLATS. Comic misreads across papers
A collage of quips and gags from the era shows jokes about umbrellas in eye fights, discarded loyalties in politics, romantic miscommunications, and mundane social mixups. Observers from Chicago to Philadelphia propagate dry humor on manners, memory, and mistaken identities.
Kennedy's Tremendous October Sale Opens in October
Kennedy announces a sweeping inventory sale of house furnishings in the northwest. With over $100,000 in furniture, carpets, heating stoves, lace curtains, portieres, and pictures, the unreserved sale aims to convert stock to cash in 90 days. The ad promises great price reductions and green tag price marks.
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West
Northwest
Carpets Reduced Marked With Green Tag
Carpet sale promotes marked reductions on various rugs and carpets. Bigelow items drop from 2.25 to 1.60 and 1.75 to 1.35 for Wilton Velvet, with numerous wool and all wool ingrain options discounted from 1.00 to 0.60 and 0.65 to 0.45 respectively. Union Ingrain and lower grade cotton chain pieces also see substantial cuts.
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Bigelow Assure
Wilton
Lowell Body Brussels
Hartford Axminster
Rmnith’s
Union
Lace Curtain Reductions in Green Tag Sale
Reduced lace curtains are offered with green tags. Various white and ruffled lace curtains list original prices and sale prices, including 2 pairs at 3.50 becoming 1.50, plus multiple lots from 4 to 16 pairs, with discounts and odd sample items priced per pair or each. Items include Irish Point at 1.60 each.
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Boe
Bsc
Great Reductions in Our Beautiful Line of Fancy Chairs
Furniture sale lists numerous chair and sofa reductions with prices shown for oak and mahogany items. Offers include chairs marked down from varied prices to discounted rates, with several typographical errors in the tag line and price lines.
Great Slaughter of Fancy Rockers Sale
A sale advertisement lists discounts on various rockers including fancy oak and mahogany models. Prices drop from about 4.50 to 49.00 with several items shown in multiple price points and leather options highlighted.
Heating Stoves Sale Prices Drop Across Models
The Green Tag No 24 coal stove drops from 25.00 to 16.60 while No 40 airtight coal heater falls from 28.00 to 21.50. Franklin open hearth Nos 10 and 12 drop to 8.50 and 9.75. Wood models Nos 22 and 26 reduce to 7.75 and 9.50. Capitol No 14 coal heater falls to 17.50. Carbon Grand No 14 and Caloric Down Draft No 12 drop to 19.50 and 12.00. Wood No 18 airtight lowers to 2.50.
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Franklin
Capitol
Big Cut in Fine Bedroom Suits See Green
Advertisement notes large discounts on bedroom suites in various woods including solid mahogany, oak and maple. Prices drop from listed amounts to sale figures such as $68.50 for oak sets and $39.50 for one item. The ad emphasizes significant reductions across several styles and materials.
Fine Dresser Discounts with Green Tags
Advertises reductions on solid mahogany and oak dressers at Big Dis Count. Prices listed include 38.00 now 28.60, 83.00 oak dresser now 24.50, 40.00 solid mahogany dresser now 29.50, 58.00 solid mahogany dresser, 95.00 solid mahogany dresser. Includes multiple items and markdowns.
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Innter Mountain Publishing CO
Inter Mountain Publishing Company
Granite Street
Butte City
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Cartier
Novance
William M'Kinlet
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
G. Murray
Missoula
Willson
Gallatin
H.C. Kinssiler
Paul M'Cormick
Yellowstone
D. BE. Folsom OF
Meagher
A. J. Bennett
Madison
Yoner
T. J. Porter
TOR State Auditor
C. Proctor
Cascade
J. Edwards
Lewis and Clarke
Kd. von Torel
Fergus
Por
W. E. Harmon
Tte Bank
Amalgamated Copper Company
Tabor
Chicago
Hicks
Boston Christian Register
Maud
Boston Journal
Misa Snapp
Philadelphia
Casey
Morthal Yasht
Chicago News
Schatzlein Paint CO Srondway
Kennedy
the Kennedy Furniture, Company
Dr. Dodd
West Park Street
Butte, Montana
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
North
Fair Drug & Assay Supply Company
MSE
Park ST
Butte, Mont
Harold
West Broadway
the Argyle
ESA
Bellows
Grand Opera House
Gorton
Brothers Rexford
Jack Symonds
Symonds-Hughes-Rastus
Ed Fox
Fred Schmitt
Hank Goodman
Charles van
J. Harve Boggs
Gorton and
Lee
Crescent City
Suttons New Theater
Dave B. Levis
Josh Spruce
Mark E. Swain
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