Republican Ticket and Local Officials Listed
Addressed as Inter Mow twin Punishing Company and M. A. Berger with numerous county and township officials named. The text then critiques Democratic mismanagement, contrasts it with Republican prosperity, cites historical figures and data on business failures from 1876 to 1900, and argues for continued Republican governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mow Twin Punishing Company
M. A. Berger, Muniger
Nite Street
Dutie City Mont
Wear
Illustrations of Business Conditions In 1900 Campaign
A column argues that Democratic Party relies on weak business conditions and crops to win, while Republicans are blamed for price protections aiding merchants. It predicts Democratic charges against Republicans for natural disasters and policy failures, referencing Galveston and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repubcan
Dusitess Tyrercate
ArRurion
Otiera
Amd
MLV
Yierney
Dan
Tlarrisen
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Democratic
Galveston
Texas
Folsom and Sanders To Address Montana Voters Tomorrow
Tomorrow night at Anaconda David E. B. Folsom and Col. W. F. Sanders will address the public. Folsom pledges a safe, clean, progressive Republican administration and a square deal for all. Sanders will offer national outlook observations. Joseph Toole reportedly retreated for a fur lined coat amid cool reception. his anarchistic stance draws criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
David EB. Folsom
Col
W. F. Sanders
Folsom
Montana
Smith
David E. Folsom
Sanders
Joseph K. Toole
Joel Toole
Miners fate tied to Butte election stakes and Amalgamated
The piece argues Butte miners, 1580 in 1900, now about 7000 in mines and 50000 nonmining workers face political pressure. It links Democratic plans to harass Amalgamated Copper and Montana Ore Purchasing to potential job losses, mine closures, and city-wide collapse if Dems win. It cites employer and wage dependencies and warns that Beside wage security, votes may decide whether mines stay under protection of law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Almenida and Allied Encerns
Shepp
Mite
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Rta
Essaethe
Patforms
Mat Concern
Joseph K. Toate
Aince
Buttes
Concerhs
Democratty
Amalgamated
Munina
Democratic Party
Butte Minen
Tabor
Jude Im Butte
Anwanda
Montana
Pata Ane Amacom
Pato Veer Y Colomb
Washoe Bitle
Loston Ruston & Mancina Prue i Veneratet Wernessf
Cacc
Ah Chak
Hutte
Democratie
Inter Mountain
Bure
Nwre
Bacorn Receivership Explained in Montana Campaign Flap
The Inter Mountain refutes a Democratic lie about F W Bacorn republican candidate for district judge. It states Bacorn is the current receiver of Golden Sunlight properties by Judge Knowles order, appointed after eastern investors sought a receiver and Bacorn recommended attorney Forbis. The piece defends Bacorn’s integrity and criticizes supporters of Judge Clancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
F. W. Bacorn
District Court
John E. Forbis
Eeq
Hettoh & Montana Company
Golden Sunlight Gaxpit
Racorn
J Udae Knowles
hay #0
Montana
Bacorn
Mr. Bacorn
Ba~ Corn
Forbis
Knowles
Clancy
Comic politics and Lorimer’s carnival campaign
The Minneapolis Times notes how Montana Democratic vaudeville shows echo a campaign by William Lorimer of Illinois. Lorimer used a showy slate of acts and performers to court voters, yet despite a strong spectacle his 1906 bid won by a narrow 2,173 margin in a 2,129 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Times
Montana
Congressman Lorimer
Ilinois
William Lorimer
Illinois
Billy
Congress
Lorimer
Taxpayers urged to demand grand jury and support GOP picks
The Inter Mountain urges Silver Bow county voters to elect capable Republican candidates for county offices. It laments past failures to appoint a grand jury, argues taxpayers must press for investigation of taxes, public funds, records, and jail management, and suggests Judge Clancy blocked the jury for cost reasons. The piece calls for voter awakening before the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County
Inter Mountain
Republican Party
Clancy
Republican ticket gains momentum in Silver Bow county
The republican ticket in Silver Bow county has stood before the people for six weeks with no charges brought against any candidate. The national campaign brightens for Republicans daily, appearing to head toward a landslide. Brywn is described as speaking wildly as fusion efforts tire their base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County
Brywn
Brilliant Prospects in Republican Headquarters Report
Postmaster General Katharry Siwith says four weeks ago Republicans showed overconfidence but a great awakening followed. He notes strong activity in Maryland registration, predicts West Virginia and Indiana trends favor Republicans, and anticipates Harrison's interview boosting Nebraska support. Montana counts says electoral votes undecided but GOP ticket and congressmen likely elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Katharry Siwith
Republican Fational
Bryan
Maryland
West Vie-Jnia
Indiana
Harrison
Nebraska
Countor Garter
Montana
Repulican
Ladrones Active in Leyte Frontier Turmoil
Manila report details rebel Ladrones raiding and attacking frontier towns as Americans pursue them in the mountains. General Majica's forces are under siege and Guerillas captured. In Batan province 32nd Infantry suffers one killed and four wounded. Philippine Commission, led by Judge Taft, passes eight minor bills including municipal salary hikes and a garbage crematory project. Wright bill for Manila harbor improvements prompts criticism over funding and governance. Discussions resume Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Cucwrine
Nemb
32Nd
Batan Provines
Philippine Commission
Taft
Wright
Spain
Manila Harbor
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Anarchist confession ties plots to killing leaders
Rome dispatch reports Bertollani, jailed in Milan, confessing to archist plots. He claims a letter warned Naples crown prosecutor of aliens coming to kill rulers, and describes an 1890s Patterson New Jersey meeting choosing seven members to target monarchs and presidents, including McKinley or Bryan. He says Chicago plots were separate and urges killing a president to prove anarchists oppose all monarchies and republics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Journal and Advertiser
Rome
Saya
Bertollani
Milan
Bresci
Naples
América
Ising
Patterson
N. J
McKinley
Bryan
Chicago
United States
Joint Conference Between Coal Operators And Miners
In New York representatives of coal carrying companies met in secret with miners. Participants included Waller of Lehigh Valley and Lathrop of Lehigh Coal, Stearns of D S and S, Olyphant of Delaware and Hudson, and Truesdale of Lackawanna. Miners’ names were not revealed. Protracted talks followed Scranton Convention without a clear policy decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Waller
Lehigh Valley
Lathrop
Lehigh Coal Company
Stearns
Delaware, Schuylkill and Suspue~banna
R. M. Olyphant
Delaware and Hudsom
W. H. Truesdale
Lackawanna
Taxation of Railroads Constitutional Amendment Proposed
Lansing Oct 11 The joint resolution to submit a constitutional amendment allowing taxation of railroads and other corporations on cash value of their property passed the house at noon. The senate Republican caucus decided to dispose of the measure this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
House
Senate
Connecticut Population Growth Reported by Census Bureau
Washington report shows Connecticut's population at 908,355 as of today, up from 746,258 in 1890. The decade increase is 162,097, a rise of 21.7 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Connecticut
Notice of Land Contests in Helena Montana 1900
The United States Land Office in Helena Montana issues a contest notice regarding Homestead Entry No. 7337 filed by George Schirmer against Henry M. Wolf. Proceedings include appearance, evidence on illegation and notices published due to service difficulties, with hearings set November 14 and a final hearing November 21, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
George Schire~mer
Henry M. Wolf
United States
C. M. Parr
Butte City
George D, Greene
Register
Second Judicial District
State of
Silver Bow
James Nelson Spulman
District Court
Sali Court
Butterim
Mary KE. Spulman
Oscar Wells
Clinton C. Clark
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Wy Mail
Hs Carrivy
Reni Weekly
Wililai M'Kinley
Ohio
Thegpore Roosevelt
Murray
Gallat
STO
Foscovrnson
Fon
A.J Gannet
Mainfon
Caneraty
Cultor
Proctor
Edwards
Lewis and Clarke
K. von Torel
Fergus
W. C. Harmon
Gallatin
South Butte Township
Phillip Weinstock
F. W. Baconn
Isiriet & Sherif
I. As
Bennett
W. Ellingwood
Sewall Davis
J. H. Leyson
George A. Clark
George Blinn
Thomas Driscoll
D. J. Giard
George Pascoe County Commissioners
Bom
J. Reynolds
C. A. Elvers
James Davidson
South Butte
Alpert Shepard
J. L. Lewis
Arthur Gillette
Silver Bow Township
H Almon
B. N. Beebe
J. Bordeaux
Thomas Coombs
Walkerville Township
John Morelind
W. J. Harris
W. 3
Hancock
Jonathan Hoskings
Menderville Township
J. M. W. Wedlake
Angelo Nagula Palagi
German Township
Mia French
William Calvert
Ben Twitchell
Arthur Forrest
Thed Mountain Township
W. J. Farmer
W. J. Robbins
J. B. Reynolds
Phil Reed
Folsom and Sanders
Comic Politics
Leyte Island
Dr. Dodd
West Park Street
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
Firand Opera House
Fairyland
Palmer Cox
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