Montana Republicans Say Democratic Attacks on Corporations mislead
The editorial defends the Republican ticket led by David B. Folsom, denounces Democratic charges of corporate influence, and argues Montana’s economy relies on mines and industry. It asserts no Republican nominees are corporate tools and calls for unity to protect jobs, wages, and property rights amid a larger political fight.
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Montana
Republican Party
Silver Row
Deer Lodge
A. N. Yoder
Ufe
Edwards
Helena
David B. Folsom
Inter Mountain
Montana voters urged to back Republican pro business platform
A Montana campaign piece argues that state prosperity hinges on Republican success for wool growers, cattlemen, farmers, miners, and copper users. It warns against demagogues appealing to personal or local issues and recalls past policy shifts under President Harrison and Grover Cleveland, stressing duty to self, family, and state.
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Montana
India
Harrison
Grover Cleveland
Nomination ethics cited for Secretary of State Yoder
The text defends A N Yoder against charges of corporate influence in his nomination at the Republican state convention. It argues Yoder was no pawn of Silver Tow interests, that the ticket includes independent, principled men, and that accusations of servility to corporate power are baseless and ridiculous.
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A. N. Yoder
Cape Nome
Yoder
Lincoln letter recalls Schurz critique and loyalties
A nineteenth century style reflection recalls President Lincoln's reply to a Democrat critic. The piece argues Carl Schurz and Bourke Cockran are polluted mercenaries, opposing government policy in the Philippines and labeling reformers as leaders of public thought.
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Schurs
Germany
Bourke Cockhan
Blyth
The Philippines and Constitution debate in national politics
The article criticizes the Democratic Party for alleged neglect of constitutional principles in relation to the Philippines. It argues Article IV, section 3, clause 2 supports federal power over territories, warns against tariff extension harming both territories and states, and cautions that broad policy could benefit adventurers, flood the U S with cheap Orient labor, and worsen conditions for inhabitants and labor.
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Democratic Party
Tf Democrata
Congress
United States
Philippines
Fragmentary political commentary from 1898 discussion
The excerpt critiques democratic actions of 1898 and warns producers against supporting a party that relies on wage earners credulity and imposes procedures. It questions the confidence of democratic leaders and the potential deception of the country's producers regarding tax and policy impacts.
Remarkable Man Joseph K Toote Faces Health Trials
A detailed profile of Joseph K Toote noting his volatile health affecting political campaigning. It chronicles his habit of speaking only when a candidate, abrupt recoveries after tough conventions, and a dramatic Helena scene where he resisted retirement. The piece contrasts his past role as a corporate attorney with today’s anti corporate stance if elected governor.
Reading railway official charged with discriminating against workers
Philadelphia October 4 A United States warrant has been issued for the arrest of A J Swigart late superintendent of the Philadelphia and Reading company charging him with discriminating against and discharging employees of the Reading railway because they were members of the brotherhood Four members of the brotherhood signed the affidavit upon which the warrant was issued.
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Philadelphia
United States
A. J. Swigart
Philadelphia. & ‘Reading Company
Reading Railway
Brotherhood
Filipino Lawyer Visits War Department in Washington
Don Jose Abreu, a young Filipino bound for Columbia Law School in New York to study American institutions, met with the secretary of war and Adjutant General Corbin in Washington. He says the present Filipino insurrections are a great mistake.
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Washington
Don Jose Abreu
Columbia Law School
New York
War Department
Corbin
How Montana Remembers the Philippine War and Its Politics
A Montana perspective recalls the 1898 Manila campaign and American occupation in the Philippines. It argues that Aguinaldo duped allies, condemns Democratic imperialism, and urges unity behind McKinley’s policy while noting the state’s wartime zeal and later political shifts.
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Mbenty
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West Indies
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Congress
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Senate
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la Independencia
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New York
Bruhn
Denver
Phillippines
Wwe
Mr. Bryan
Enme Snd
Pacific
Montana Democrats
Vrave Sons of
Pacifé
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