County Republican ticket listing offices and officials
The document enumerates county ticket positions including Judges Clerk of District Court Sheriff County Treasurer Assessor County Attorney Coroner Auditor Treasurer and Superintendent of Schools plus members of legislature and county commissioners with names for various townships and posts including Justices and Constables in South Butte Filver Bow Walkerville Moonierville German Nagala Patsgl Red Mountain and other townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Baconn
P. Connolly
Recorder County
Kent
Charles T. Lomas County
Herrman Strasburger
A. C. Newill
T. T. Baker
T. O. Miles
M. A. Berger
Willam Dyer
George A. Clarke
W. Ellingwood
Sewall Davis
George Blian
Thomas Driscoll
D. J. Glara
George Pascoe County
Sam J. Reynolds
C. A. Elvers
James Davidson
South Butte
Albert Shepard
J. L. Lewis
Arthur Gillette
Mita French
Wiliam Calvert
Hou Viitehell
Arthur Forrest
Red Mountain Township
W. J. Palmer
W.L. Trobbins
I. K. Steynolds
Phil Reed
Governor race and reform ideas dominate Montana election talk
On October 18 1900 speakers urge humane treatment reform inspired by New Zealand law. They warn against exporting troubled men and push for a state solution. Candidate David Poisom promotes Byron Cook for county treasurer and cautions against selling votes for $100 while stressing steady year round work. Joseph Toole’s future decisions are debated amid rumors of Higgins as governor.
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New Zealand
Pii Hut
Montana
David
Poisom
Sek
Byron H. Cook
Montana miner plight frames Amalgamated clash
The piece argues the Democratic Party will target the Amalgamated company and its 14 000 Montana workers with state power and court losses if elected, detailing broad economic harms to Butte miners, local taxpayers, merchants, investors, professionals, and regional towns like Anaconda Deer Lodge Missoula Hamilton Great Falls Livingston Billings and surrounding farmers. It asserts the plan would shut the operation, ruin wages, and asks workers to vote the Democratic ticket. It notes Ex Governor Toole advocating an eight hour law and Day and Folsom figures.
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Democratic Party
Montana
Democrate
Butte
Amalgamated
Toeat
Bulls
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Missoula
Hamilton
Great Falls
Livingston
Billings
Republican Party
Marcus Diy
Standard Oil Trust
Democratis Tcket
sniMfer
County and City Clash Over Smallpox Vaccination Efforts
In a sharp critique the county is praised for proactive smallpox measures while city officials are faulted for slowness and neglect. With joint vaccination orders now in place, residents are urged to comply to avert a potential winter outbreak.
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Butte
Election Judges Spark County Commission Protest
The Inter Mountain criticizes county commissioners for appointing election judges, alleging bias toward fusionists and Democrats. It urges rescinding the action and naming McKinley and Folsom Republicans for each precinct to restore fairness.
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Inter Mountain
Tuston
Democrata
McKinley
Folsom
Infamy and silence in Silver Bow political exchange
A fragment rails at the Silver Bow republican ticket over corporate influence and mocks The Butte Miner for silence when challenged to substantiate its charges. The text references a person named Davis as an example.
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Silver Bow
Butte
Well Davis
Tainted by the same stick in Montana politics
The piece condemns the Democratic Party for repeated deadlock in Montana's legislature and opposes a split ticket. It argues Republicans should win from governor to constable to restore two US senators, praising McKinley's era prosperity and warning of a return to bad conditions if Democrats regain power. It quotes Harrison on the issue of social welfare and national policy.
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Democratic Party
Montana
Senate
United States
Republican Party
M’kinley
EGB
Express
Harrison
New York
Bryan
Salem
Ilinois
Wiliam McKinley
McKinley
Bryan's Woes and 1896 Prophecies Questioned
A historic critique recalls Bryan's 1896 speech predicting economic collapse if McKinley won. The piece contrasts those forecasts with current conditions, notes a London benefit for Galveston raised over 7000 dollars, and questions navy expansion and protectionism amid Democratic debates. It cites W A Clark and Wool growers in Montana, ending with a quip on vigilance and democratic votes.
Fusion drive to close mines ignored by Butte workers
The Real Issur denounces Joe Toole and a fusion faction for urging employers to blacklist and discharge workers who oppose their anarchist platform. It argues unions and miners share interests with employers, accuses the fusion party of inciting political labor conflicts, and rejects Republican blame for Amalgamated and other distant firms.
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Joe Toole
Tla Fusion
Much
Ingman
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Amalgamated
Occidental and Oriental Steamship Company
Kim~ ‘Bori
South Africa
Butte
Local Judiciary Candidates Named in County Ticket
The Inter Mountain adds C. P. Connolly as independent democratic candidate for district judge, endorsed by Republicans who nominate F. W. Bacorn. Both men present as law and order figures and appeal to Intelligent and patriotic voters. The courts must stay above politics to safeguard rights, labor, capital, business, and community reputation.
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Butte
Dayisto
Keeplinc Tm
Inter Mountain
C. P. Connolly
F. W. Bacorn
Connolly
Bacorn
Toole on Fusion Clash In Helena Debate Over Democrats Support
A Montana political row questions fusion between Democrats and Populists in Montina backing for governor. The piece notes Joseph Toole’s 1880s Helena speech denouncing fusion and warns that fusionists risk contempt from loyal party adherents. It probes whether fusion would undermine party identity and leadership if Toole were elected.
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Montina
Joseph K.toole
Jefferson Club
Helena
Mr. Toole
Reprimand and Confession At Salem Campaign Stop
A Kansas era column recounts William Jennings Bryan’s stop at his native Salem Illinois where supporters displayed McKinley portraits in windows. Bryan rebukes the crowd, questions the display, condemns perceived intimidation and corruption claims against Republican operatives.
Montana Election Sparks and Republican Unity Rhetoric
Helena Record notes ex governor Toole speeches pushing eight hour law and fusion ticket critique. David E. B. Folsom lauded as clean, trusted Montanan poised to lead executive department. Commentary warns against copper interests, Amalgamated influence, and democratic colonizers amid Silver Bow county races.
Wrong County visit sparks debate on regnsmotive ticket
Yellowstone Journal notes Mr W A Clark’s visit prompts questions about expectations in this region. The piece suggests his influence supports the demo-pop ticket backing Joe Toole, while downplaying political implications and focusing on aid.
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Yellowstone
W. A. Clark
Clerk
Joe Toole
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