Political Diatribe Against Democratic Ticket in Montana
A lengthy anti Democrat screed argues the party pursues revenge, class conflict, and Per se corruption. It defends Amalgamated company, warns voters against Toole, and predicts severe harm to miners, real estate, farmers, and taxpayers if the Democrats gain power. It claims the election hinges on protecting corporate rights and public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahad
Amalgamated
Ita
Sweet Grass
Carbon
Park
Montana
Amalgamated Enterprise
Butte
Amalgamated Company
Omocratic
Democratic Party
Heeler
Joe Toole
Plain Talk To Plain People On Mining and Politics
The Inter Mountain defends the Republican Party against claims of mining company control. It argues no corporate dictation exists, cites shared public benefits from mining and railroads, and asserts equal protection and justice for invested capital. The piece favors mining interests and prosperity without bias toward any firm.
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Inter
Republican Party
Montana
Mon- Mana
Walkerville Mills Debate and Mine Closures After Sherman Repeal
A speaker at Walkerville mocked an orator’s facts as crowds laughed and derided him. The Walkerville mines closed following the Sherman act repeal, enacted by a Democratic Congress and signed by Grover Cleveland. The piece argues blame lies with Democrats and calls for correcting the narrative.
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Walkerville
Multon
Lexington
Sherman Uw
Grover Cleveland
United States
Kim
Walkervills
Republican Party
Inter Mountain notes Edwar d Clark departure and Salt Lake move
The Inter Mountain announces the departure of Edward Clarke the city editor after a year of service. He is praised as a skilled writer and gentleman who has accepted a remunerative position on the Salt Lake Tribune. The notice expresses regret from friends in Butte and wishes for his success.
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Inter Mountain
Edyward Clarke
Yes City
Clarke
Butte
Salt Lake Tribune
Interesting Facts From Various Places And Times
A collection notes auditory advantage of the right ear over the left. Boston residents used public baths in summer. Sutlej River in India is recorded as the fastest flowing river, descending 13 000 feet in 180 miles. London bishop praised as a leading classical scholar. A Westchester county firm plans automobile repair and supply stations. The German emperor reportedly changes wardrobe up to twelve times in eighteen hours, with a 1000 plus suits. Lerin is described as cosmopolitan. though capital of Germany only seven percent are Germans by birth.
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Sutlej
India
Leriin
Germany
Democratic Imperialism and Territorial Expansion
A historical overview argues the Democratic Party led the United States through five major territorial acquisitions from 1803 to 1853, including Louisiana, Florida, Texas, California and more, under various presidents. It asserts these expansions occurred with limited or no local consent and defends the governments actions as necessary, contrasting with current opposition to similar policies.
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Democratic Party
Uhiovel
United States
Jefferson
Hamilton
Monroe
Spain
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Texas
Guadaloupe
Mexico
California
Colorado
Nevada
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
Louisiana Territory
Gadsden
Louisanna
Floridas
Munroe
Tyler
Polk
Ue Gadsden Purchase
Pierce
Qihey
Long
Philippines
Jackson
Congress
Consreas
Cuba
Ing
Hawaii
Puget Lhot
Guy
Islanda
Aguinalds
KIS
William Jennings Bryan
McKinley
Kearny
United States Authority
Governon
San Fernando de Tayos
Arroyo Hondo
Rio Colorado
Sterling Price
Army of
Santa Fe
Santa 'Pe
Refige
Pueblo de Tayos
Fernanda
Osson
Hendley
Vegas
Price
Tucolott
Mora
Indiana
Wnen
Military government discussed in July 24 1918 resolution
A July 24 1918 resolution argues that military government may exercise the fullest rights of sovereignty to suppress insurrection. Records show a similar action was taken to suppress the 1848 California uprising and reestablish U S sovereignty.
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Californiy
United States
Copper Shares Seen Rising on Strong Demand
Copper mining stocks may soon rebound as brokers note intrinsic metal value and strong foreign demand. With copper around 17 cents per pound, dividend paying mines post large profits, and new producers poised to enter, a short term boom appears likely, independent of McKinley's election.
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Boston
McKinley
Great Britain
Germany
France
Proverbs Of Thy Celestial In A Chinaman’s Rhetoric
A reprint notes the abundance and variety of Chinese proverbs, many oral and ancient, used to answer verbal emergencies. It contrasts vulgar and moral sayings and cites rhymed couplets about wealth, virtue, and fortune, with humorous examples such as a herring problem and a snake’s length.
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John Chinaman
Crocens
Earth
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Walkerville Township
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Jonathan Hoskings
Meaderville Township
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Constable
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Phil Reed
Amewts
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Toole
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Porate
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Democrude
Walkerville's Mills
Edward Clark
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Jon Jones
Whyte
David E. Polzompdyy
London
England
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Schatzlein Paint Coy
Grand Opera House
Dick P Sutton
Frank Tannehill, Jr
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Palmer Cox
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