County Republican Ticket and Local Officials Listed
District officials, county officers, and justices listed for the County Republican ticket. Names include Baconn Connally Ford Loree Strasburger Newill and others across districts, townships and offices such as sheriff recorder treasurer assessor attorney auditor surveyor and school superintendent with a slate of justices and constables for multiple townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twiges
W. Baconn
P. Connally
Boyd
Ford County
Byron County
Goroner Vey
Ierey
Charles T. Loree
Herman Strasburger
A. C. Newill
Chauvin
Baker
T. Mies
Berger William Dyer
George A, Clark Co
W. Eilingwood
Davis George Blian
Thomas Driscoll
D. A. Giara
George Pascoe
Fam
J. Reynolds
A. Elvers
Davidson
South Butte
Albert Shepard
J. L. Lewis
Arthur Gillette
Sliver Bow Township
Auion
Beebe
Constabl
Republican Party Denounces Amalgamated Claim in Mining Issue
The piece argues the Republican Party represents all legitimate mining companies and will protect their legal rights, while warning that the Independent Democratic ticket backs Amalgamated interests. It notes broader political shifts and praises Governor Roosevelt's campaign reach alongside Bryan’s historic tour.
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Tlil
Republican Party
MHL UA
Deleer
Sole
de Imbel
Lutte
Laave
Cint Corpora
Party of
Bryan
Roosevelt
Platte
Butte Capital and Labor Overview in Political Climate
For twenty three years in Butte capital and labor have coexisted, with law guiding relations between miners and mining companies. A political shift now threatens this balance as workers face a push by candidates and a paper to align with anti mining policy, risking upheaval for 12,000 workers and the city’s wage economy. The Inter Mountain urges miners to consider loyalty to their interests and cautions against supporting a ticket seen as hostile to mining enterprises.
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Butte
Canital
Warivers
Pallfea
Plain talk on campaign aims and party motives
A vivid editorial criticizes the democratic party for pursuing office through manipulation and persecution by legislature and courts. It portrays fusion as greed driven and opposed to private enterprise, opposing Amalgamated and Standard Oil supporters. It urges voters to back candidates who uphold law, keep mines open, and enable peaceful business.
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Democratic Party
Amalgamated Company
Renubtean
Mintform
Tariff Campaign In Montana Promises Prosperity To Voters
In Montana a column underscores a personal stake article for wool growers and ranchers, urging focus on tariff policy over local issues. It argues Republican principles have lifted Montana from recession and warns that Democratic free trade aims threaten homes and pockets.
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Montana
W. A. Clark
Grover
Union
Whispers on Wool Tax Vote Split Across State
In a partisan clash, supporters warn that closing wool properties could devastate state prosperity and reverse gains. opponents frame the ballot as a choice to preserve jobs and economic stability under the party credited with safeguarding livelihoods.
Hon David Folsom Described As A Leader Of The People
The speaker portrays Hon David Folsom as a personable, firm and natural leader from Liberty Bow County. He is described as a man of character and courage, who would excel in any profession. The text asserts he would uphold duty against corporations and remains a man of the people.
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Hon
David
David EF. Folsom
Beat the Game in Lewis and Clarke County Endorsement Debate
The Independent democratic convention endorses part of the regular Ucket in Lewis and Clarke counties, aiming to elect a democratic legislature. The piece argues to avoid any democrats, regular or independent, to thwart a possible cross-party majority and protect state interests. It also critiques political tactics, mentions Bryan, Croker, and Hanna, and urges Republicans to unite against both regular and independent Democrats.
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Ucket
Lewis and
Clarke County
John R. Toole
Montana Wool Industry and Protective Tariff Debate
The article argues for tariffs to aid national production, asserting benefits to workers and national well being. It emphasizes raw material producers like stock raisers and farmers as foundational to manufacturing and urges government support for these prime sources of material.
Tariff policy hurt U S farmers and industry claims loss
The passage argues that nations relying on foreign raw materials hurt national independence and cites historical tariff impacts. It claims democratic tariffs harmed Great Britain and U S farmers, detailing declines in wool, woolens, and farm animal values from 1893 to 1897, with gains after protective measures under McKinley.
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Great Britain
United States
Harrison
Cleveland
Impris
Iso
Wilson Wariff
Ohio
New York
McKinley
Department of Agriculture
Ice and Sugar Trusts Debate Echoes In Politics
The article contends that Republican and Democratic stances on trusts have shifted with political currents. It argues trusts are a global economic feature born from organized society, needing regulation, restraint, or prohibition. It criticizes Democrats for omitting facts and alleges their platform promises warfare against private monopoly state by state.
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Republican Party
Teen
Democrata
Democratic Party
Republican Yetty
Kansas City
Ice Trust Demands in New York Politicians Tied
A mass political and business tie lays bare a trust’s grip on ice pricing in New York. Augustus Van Wyck and Richard Croker figure among stockholders, with dock officials and mayors named, showing Democratic figures backing a monopoly that raised ice costs and restricted sales to the poor amid public pressure and protests.
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Augustus van Wryck
New York
Platform Committee
Tammany Tee Trust
New
Mielala
Puble
Savannah
Georgia
Robert A. van Wyck
Augustus van Wyck
Kansas City
J. Sergeant Cram
Charles F. Murphy
John Whalen
Kearny
George W. Brawer
Brooklyn
Randolph Guggenheimer
Joseph E. Newberger
Martin T. McMahon
General Sessions
Rufus B. Cowing
Court of General Sessions
Supreme Court
George (. Barrett
George L. Ingraham
James Fitzgerald
H. A. Gildersterve
Edgar L. Fursman
Edward Patterson
Richard Croker
John F. Carroll
Iboss
Croker
Rivers
Maine
van Wyck
John F. Carroll Gome
Fee Trust
Arthur Sewall
Bash
Bryan
Kite
Newr York
Hugh J. Grant
Thomas PF. Gilmy
Curious Aegean Sea Harbor Describe Volcano Crater Split
In the Aegean, a vessel may sail into a crater top while anchorage is scarce yet a brief passage pleases captains by cleansing hulls of marine growth. Two ancient towns Thera and 81. Nicholas crown cliffs above a crescent harbor formed after a 2000 year quake.
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Aegean Sea
Captaina
Isle of Sentoria
Thera
81. Nicholas
Vesuvius
Theresia
Minneapolis Journal
Cost of living lower today than in 1860 report says
The article asserts that overall living costs in the United States are cheaper now than in 1860. It cites statistics showing typical items costing about $109 in 1860 compared with roughly $75 in the present. It notes some prices rose but essentials like bread, sugar, rice, and woolens are generally cheaper for families.
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United States
Desert Landa
Texas
Sam
Leslie's Weekly
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DAILY
Inter Montatn
TER Nolmain Flelishing CO
Adiress
Inter Montaln Publishing Company
MLA
Berger
Wear Granite Street
Butte City
Mont
William M'Kinley
Theodore Roosevelt
G. Murray
Missoula
Willson
Gallatin
H.C. Kessner
Silver Row
Aul M'Cormick
Yellowstone
D. B. Folsom OF
Meagher
A. J. Bennett
Madison
Secretary OF State
AN. Yoder
Silver Bow
T. J. Porter
Custer
Proctor
Cascade
Edwards OF
Lewis and Clarke
Kh von Torel
Fergus
W. E. Harmon
Constable South Butter Township
Phillip Weinstock
Butte Capital and Labor
David 5
Folsom
Messenger
Amalgamated Corporation
Inter Mountain
Nobaiy
Allen
Nebraska
Hanna
Senate
Hina
South Dakota
Setile
Senate Pollieren
Malta
Aguivaldo
Thiow
Manily
San
ICE Trust
Sugar Trust
Guinea
Schatzlein Paint CO
Dr. Dodd
West Park Street
Brownfield- Ransa Caree Co
Grand Opera House
Lincoln J. Garter
Fast Mail
Niagara Falla
Suttons New Theatre
Fitz & Webster
Boulder Hot Springs
J. B. Reynolds
Little Rock
Ark
Mon‘tana
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