Fusion foes assail Toole and Amalgamated power in Montana
A Montana political column attacks Joseph Toole and fusion advocates, accusing them of anti business bias and condemning corporate influence. It argues the Amalgamated Mining Company seeks to mold party lines while asserting the Republican ticket stands for equal protection and lawful conduct for all investors and workers.
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Toole
Hogan
Republican Party
Inter Mountain
Joseph K. Toole
Montana
Democratic Party
Helena
H. H. Rogers
United States
Denmark
Danish West Indies
Fusion Party
Democratic Combine
Hert
Most
Mary Parsons
Joseph K
Jasnes
Silver Bow County
Republican optimism and labor capital consensus in Montana rally
A Montana political column praises Republican unity for capital and labor, denounces alleged Scorporate state plots, and reports brisk campaign progress. It highlights David E B Folsom, T J Porter, S G Murray, and widespread voter rally. critiques coal strike handling and judge elections. notes smallpox concerns and attacks on Roosevelt.
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David EB. Folsom
T. J. Porter
S. G. Murray
Toole Critique as Montana Gubernatorial Candidate
The editorial attacks Hon. Joseph K. Toole outlining his support for free trade positions such as free wool lead hides and barley and opposing expansion by contraction strategy. It accuses him of aligning with the Kansas City platform and criticizes his Helena convention conduct and perceived bias against large investors.
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Joseph K. Toole
Bryan
Kansas City
Montana
Helena
Trusts and anti trust laws across parties and states
The text argues anti trust measures arose under Republican action while Democrats controlled government. It cites Bryan as committee chair reacting to two bills that disappeared, notes the defeated constitutional amendment for regulating trusts, praises the Sherman Act under a Republican Congress, and points to Ohio New York and Montana as lacking state trust activity despite Democratic majorities. It claims no Montana copper trust exists.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
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Montana
Republican Congress
West
Kansas City
Committee On Resolutions
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Honolulu
Tariff Debate and Its Impact on Montana Economy
The piece contrasts Wilcan-German and Dingley tariff eras, arguing the former caused a severe financial panic with bank failures and farm hardship, while the latter brought full employment, higher farm prices, and debt reduction. It urges voters to consider tangible economic gains over demagogic appeals.
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Congress
Montana
Silver policy shifts and political rhetoric across parties
The article surveys the Sherman silver bill fate and party positions, noting Republican enactment and Democratic repeal, with mining impacts. It critiques Bryan and McKinley, and discusses Progressive era economic themes and Talcott’s evolving religious views in a dense, opinionated feature.
Tolstoy as a Literary Force and Man of Conviction
The article reviews Tolstoy’s broad influence and bold religious voice. It contrasts My Religion and Anna Karenina, notes What People Live By as a valued spiritual idyl, and condemns Kreutzer Sonata while praising War and Peace and Sebastopol. It highlights his virility, intense character, and active lifestyle including cycling and swimming.
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Tolstoi Excommunicated by Russian Church Surprises Readers
The article notes Count Lyof Nikolaio Tolstoi has been excommunicated by the Russian church, a shock to many readers given his forceful character and influence. It urges reading his writings in their proper order to understand him.
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