Politicians and party clashes stain county election notes
A long extract details state treasurer and county ticket names, district judges, sheriff, clerk, coroner, and legislators. It cites J Edwards F Lewis and Clarke County Republican ticket, mentions W Baconn CP Connolly, PB Ltovd, and others. then shifts to a heated exchange about a republican convention, claiming independence and denouncing corporate influence, with a jab at Mr Heinze and portraits of Bryan Stevenson Clark and Jefferson.
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Republican
W. Baconn
Connolly
W. TR. Young
Unty
DT. T. Baker
Millen
M. A. Berger
William Dyer
George A, Clark
C. W. Ellngwood
Sesalr Davis
George Elin Tromas Triscott
J. Gard
George Pascoe County Commissioners
Sam J. Reynolds
A. Rivers James Davidson
Synth Bulle Township
Albert Shepard
J. L. Lewis
Heinze Address Divides Butte Citizens In Debate
The Inter Mountain criticizes Mr Heinze for a speech that ignored major national issues and focused on his ongoing mining litigation and the Standard Oil company. It notes his bitterness toward business methods and states that Butte workers and businessmen know the truth of his actions while also judging his opponents.
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Thes Met
FP. A. Helnge
Heinze
Inter Mountain
Rentieman
Philippines
Montana
Butte
Jong U
Amalgamated profits and Montana mining defense clash
The official report notes Amalgamated and related firms earned substantial net profits, paying over 11 million in wages and around 1 million in taxes, employing about 6,500 in mines and supporting 36,000 dependents. The piece attacks Democratic opponents for alleged lies and calls for protecting capital and jobs in Butte, Montana.
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Silver Bow County
Montana
Démocratie Party
Wall Street
Joe Toole
Democratic Party
Butte
Keep Business From Politics in Democracy's Defense
A critique of political use of industry and mining disputes. The piece argues against dragging industrial enterprises into elections and against using popular votes to settle mining disputes. It urges separating capital and labor, keeping government and industry apart, and allowing individuals to think act and vote independently on Election Day.
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Asifah
Wall Street
Mono
Tana
Montana
Sensational Helena Herald Conspiracy Alleged
A Montana Daily Record claims the Helena Herald is controlled by Senator Clark through Clark money, disguising as a Republican paper to aid his Senate bid. It asserts no Republican funding financed the purchase and accuses the Herald of anti Republican bias aimed at aiding Clark and Democrats in the approaching election.
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Montana Daily Record
Helena
Record 18
Herald
Standard Otl
William A. Clark
Butte
The
L. Boardman
New York
Clark
Keith
Eight Hour Plank in Republican Platform Advocated
The passage argues for an eight hour workday as a Republican stance, claiming Republicans favor shorter working hours and labor support. It asserts the Chinese exclusion act as a Republican measure and criticizes Democratic tariff policy, pledging to enact promises into law and to create jobs for three million men during 1898.
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Washington
Republican Party
Darry
Alston
Cleveland
East
Montana
Constitutional Amendment on Supreme Court Justices Power
A historical discussion of a proposed constitutional amendment identical to the 1898 measure. It details that only the clause allowing district judges to sit when justices are disqualified is new, while the rest mirrors the 1889 provision permitting up to five justices. The piece notes prior cases where two justices sat and opinions were missing and cites Newkirk v. Board of County Commissioners as an example of disqualification issues.
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Supreme Court
Legislative Assembly
Supreme
Iiet
Newkirk
Board of County ‘Commissioners
Ailver Bow County
Pemberton
DeWitt
Amendment Sparks Debate on Labor, Monopolies and Elections
The text discusses an amendment seen as largely favorable to the Democratic party, noting opposition is minimal. It references the AMM area near Hutte as a significant site, and warns of mass voter turnout in ninety days. It questions treatment of millworkers and calls out alleged fraud in Democrat voter registration across multiple names and districts.
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Hutte
Tite
Democratic Party
Rome
Democracy In Montana Faces Criminal Conspiracy Claims
A scrambled excerpt alleges a conspiracy against law property labor and civilians linked to imported profen staffers and Prop erty. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but suggest legal action or charges arising from alleged collusion.
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Montana
Miners Union Wages Wage Debate In Butte
The Inter Mountain editorial urges unity against wage cuts, defending the current wage scale as permanent while warning against agitators led by a Wardner, Idaho figure. It condemns efforts to reduce pay as political tricks and calls on miners to reject troublemakers at the polls. Six thousand workers rely on established wages at local mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
John R. Sovereign
Wardnee
Ida
Inter Mountain
Roosevelt Answers Bryan On National Issues
Roosevelt replies to Bryan’s questions highlighting distrust of unchecked trusts, defense of monopolies like patents, and the need for a modern army. He argues the administration did not create more trusts and states responses to Bryan’s hypotheticals, including Philippine governance, oppose Bryan’s plans and emphasize gradual self government and stability.
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Bryan
Roosevelt
Paldy
Nashville
Mich
Republican Party
Standard OU Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Congress
Mr. Bryan
G. Q
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G Murray
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Gallatin
H.C. Kesslar
D. E. Folsom
Meagher
A.J. Bennett
Madison
J. Porter
Custer
State Auditor
Proctor OF
Cascade
J. Edwards F Lewis and Clarke
J. von the OF Fergus
W. E. Harmon
Constable South Batte Township
Phillip Weinstock
Fiver Bow Township
Simon
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Heebe
Cordwaux
Thomas Coombs
Walkerville Township
John Marsland
W. J. Harris
W. J. Hancock
Jonathan Hoskings
Meadervifle Township
J. M. Miller C. Wedlake
Angelo de Palagi
Milo French
William Calvert
Ben Twitchell
Arthur Forrest
Red Mountain Township
W. J. Farmer
W. L. Stobbins
B Reynolds
Phi Heed
Heinne
Standard Ol! Company
Tinnois Central Railroad Company
Yukon River Navigation Company
Credentials Committee
Stevenson
Har. Ww. A. Clark
Thomas Jefferson
MR. Heinze
State Inspector of Mines
Anavonda
Celee
Butte & Boston Sorreese
Amalgamated
d'Alenes
Inter Mount
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Profen
Fetona
Schatzlein Paint CO
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China
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