COUNTY OFFICIALS AND TOWNSHIP JUSTICES LISTED IN DRAFT RESULTS
County officials including clerk of district, sheriff, treasurer, assessor, attorney, coroner, auditor, and superintendent are named along with township justice lists. Names include Miles, Dyer, Eltingwoon, Blinn, Gara, Reynolds, Davidson, and others across Routh Butte Walkerville Menderville German Red Mountain townships with several constables named.
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T. O
Arthur Forrest
Red Mountain Township
W. 3. Farmer
W. L. Trobbins
J. BE. Reynolds
Phil Reed
Worse Than The Goebel Law Infiltrates Kentucky Legislature
The LIN proposal in Kentucky would replace Goebel with a partisan Democratic electors system. It creates democratic boards at state, county, and precinct levels and grants the sheriff decisive votes on disputed ballots. Returns by precinct officers would be omitted and local boards would control counting.
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Kentucky
Pirenia
Democratic County Board
Hon. David E. Folsom Named Loyal to People, Not Corporations
The Helena Record states Folsom is a man of the highest integrity and has had no ties to the Amalgamated Copper Company or Standard Oil. It emphasizes his public service, independence, and ongoing commitment to the people’s interests.
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Helena
David E. Folsom
Amalgamated Copper Company
Standard Ol Company
Atate
Judge Clancy Faces Election Clash In Inter Mountain
The Inter Mountain critiques Judge Clancy amid campaign friction in Montana. It questions his fitness for the bench while noting past support and opposition, the Miner’s role, and calls for voters to decide if Clancy deserves another term. The piece defends the Standard and urges voters to back the straight Republican ticket to defeat the Democratic fusion.
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Anaconda
Inter Mountain
Inder Clancy
Judge Clancy
Judge Claney
Veter Breen
Clancy
Chaney
Yret
District Court
McHatton
State
Tse
An Qo
Duvige Clancy
Standard
Towle Denies Letter Claim In Kalispell Speech
In Kalispell last night Hon. Joseph K Towle rejected a report that in 1896 he wrote to Secretary Moroney of the Democratic committee to say he could not back Bryan and silver. He offered no proof and called the charge untrue while urging voters to judge him by other issues. Moroney could respond if he wishes to speak on the matter.
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Joseph K. Towle
Eller
Maroney
Demouratic Committee
Bryan
Northern Pacific Company
Moroney
Menton
Toole
Uenter Mountain
Tone
Two Democrats in Montana Split Seen as a Game
The piece argues the Montana Democratic split and independent faction in Lewis and Clark and nearby counties is a staged plan. It alleges the independent wing endorses parts of the regular ticket, aiming to mislead voters and force coalescence to crown Toole and Clark, then cede power to Republicans.
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Lewis and Clarke
Clark
Montana
Oleagame County
Logial
Lewis and Clarke County
John R. Toole
W. A. Clark
Amalgamated Company Ties To Montana Political Battle
The Miner reported a claim that opposition to Standard Oil in Montana would force men to leave town. The Inter Mountain denied Ed Booth made such remarks and denied Amalgamated’s link to the GOP ticket. It asserted Amalgamated is a Democratic, not Republican, institution led by Democrat Marcus Daly with most employees aligned to the party.
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Booth
Inter Mountain
Amalgamated
Democratic Party
Montana
Republican
End of the Strike Sparks Republican Mediation Victory
The piece credits the Republican Party with ending the coal strike, praising leaders like Mark Hanna for bringing peace and upholding miners' justice. It denounces Bryan and Jones for political meddling and asserts the dispute arose from anthracite coal and free list politics, concluding with Republican intervention as the decisive factor.
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Republican Party
Mark Hanna
James K. Jones
Bryan
Jones
Death of William L Wilson and his political legacy
The obituary recalls William I Wilson as a prominent national statesman author of the Wilson bill later Wilson-Gorman. It notes his role as a professor at Washington and Lee University and his mixed record as congressman and postmaster general, highlighting his genial nature and party devotion.
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William I. Wilson
Wilson
Washington and Lee University
Prosperity Ticket Endorsed In Silver Bow County Politics
A straight Republican ticket is urged as best for law and order and good government, while fusion and independent slates are criticized for betraying principles or favoring corporations. The Philadelphia Press lauds Massachusetts Republicans for a platform that supports McKinley era prosperity and protection.
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Rey Publican
Silver Bow
Beat
Hcket
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
McKinley
United States
Philippines
Philadelphia Press
Trusts list exposes Bryan era hypocrisy in politics
The Inter Ocean lists thirty seven trusts and $1.0 billion capital organized before Cleveland’s presidency and while Bryan sat in Congress. It faults Bryan for blaming Republicans for trusts, noting many major trusts formed under Democratic rule and that Bryan and Toole did not oppose them. A subsequent list expands to seventy seven trusts, with similar critique and political context.
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Bryan
McKinley
Chicago
American Sugar Co
Consolidated Ive Co
National Salt Co
National Starch Co
Sperry Flour Co
Cal
Chicago Beef
American Spirita Co
Winemakers’ Co
Chi, Brow
Mil & Chi Trew Co
American Tobacco Co
National Wall Paper Co
Standard Rope Co
Leather Co
LT. Ss. Rubber Co
Amn School Furn Co
Cate L'Ber Co
Amn, Window Glass Co
Pittsburg P'te-Giang Co
Amn Cotton Ol Co
Amin
Linaeed Ol Co
Agr Chemical Co
Standard OW
Fuel & Iron Co
Coto
CL & Bt. BR. Co
Tenn
Sup'r
T. Mines
Amn
Mach Co
Union Typewriter Co
Amn Elec Heat, Co
Kiee Star, Bat Co
General Electric Co
Westinghouse Lec Co
Anaconda Copper Co
Republcan
Far West
Inter Ocean
American Screw Co
Bolt and Nut
Michigan
Ax and Tool Co
Strawboard Co
Barber Asphalt Co
Globe Sewer Pipe Co
Pac
Coast Borax Co
National Cordage Co
Hiinois Steel Co
Gelluloid Co
Rys & U
U. S. Book Co
Wringer Co
Soda Fountain Co
Con, Steel and Wire Co
Steel Casting Co
National Tube Works Co
N National Casket Co
Steel Rail Pool
Diat, & Cat. Feed Trust
Plint Glass Co
Type Foundry
Groum Mfrs Assn
Cassiret
Herring-Hall-Marvin Co
Car Co
Rice Mill Co
Trenton Potteries Co
Tiryan
Congress
Illinois Steel Company
Federal Steel Company
St. Louis
Harrison Unchanged In McKinley Campaign Support
In a recent interview ex President Harrison declares strong support for McKinley, accusing the democratic press of lying. Age and ill health impede full public activity while he remains aligned with his party’s presidential candidate.
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Harrison
McKinley
Cleveland Opposes Bryan In 1900 Campaign Message
The piece quotes Grover Cleveland replying to a question on his stance in the 1900 campaign. He defends his earlier Chicago currency stance, warns against reckless monetary schemes, and argues for intelligent second thought to protect the nation. It notes Wisconsin’s Republican lean and projected large plurality as part of the political climate.
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Grover Cleveland
Hennessy’s Offers Wide Range of Winter Underwear
From over a hundred styles of men’s underwear the ad highlights medium priced options along with high quality and dependable lower grade styles. It touts the biggest values at Hennessy’s.
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Hennessy's
Fine Underwear Styles and Prices Offered
A detailed catalog of men's undergarments features silk fleece, cashmere, merino, and pure wool options in multiple colors and sizes. Prices range from $1.50 to $15.00 per garment, with styles including high neck shirts, extension waistbands, ribbed and satin facings, and unshrinking variants. Hennessy’s agents list several brands and fabrics for bulky and tall sizes.
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Portage
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Waican
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Prosperity Ticket
Bryan, Toole and the Trusts
Joe Tool
New Fork ‘Sun
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Hartlaon
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Tennessee
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Engsh
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