The Philippines and the Tariff The Philippines and the Tariff
The article argues the tariff debate in the United States, warning that Philippine free entry could trigger reciprocal concessions. It cites Spain's treaty clause allowing U S ships and goods to Philippines for ten years and notes favored nation provisions could extend privileges to others. It also states broad American support for protective tariffs and political pressures shaping policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiv
United States
Philippines
Spain
Philippine Islands
Dmocratic Party
Imperialism and expansion debate in American politics
The piece rails against imperialism and expansion after the Spanish American War. It argues expansion is a duty and danger, cites Jefferson and past administrations, asserts that the Philippines and acquired territories require responsible governance, and condemns imperialism as an affront to American democracy and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Merinok
Partiog
Republicas
Ter
Gurtite
Thawall
Will
Anertean Citiizenship
Yentiwlie
Philippines
Lewissouns: Pioneers of Butte Copper Industry
The Lewissohns invested in Butte when risk was high and employed hundreds of workers. Alfred Wartenweiler led their successful copper ore reduction project and they promoted the district to eastern investors. They paid union wages and spent millions in labor and supplies, yet fusion advocates threaten to close their mines and deprive their employees of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewissohns
Butte
Tle
Hutte
Alfred Wartenweiler
Copper mine fears spark dispute over Amalgamated and Alaska claims
John R. Sovereign argues that Standard Oil and Amalgamated would move copper operations to Alaska California or Arizona if Butte mines are harmed. Critics label his statements nonsense noting no large copper mines exist there and warn the real danger lies in Democratic plans to close mines and control wages, while unions seek stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Sovereign
Amalgamated
Miters
Standard
Alaska
California
Arizona
Butte
Amt
Ts Butte
Standard OM
Sovereign Eays
Willce
Doe Toole
Amalgamated Company
Sovereign
Democratic Party
Sovereign Labor Record at Western Miners Convention
At the Western Federation of Miners convention in Salt Lake last year President Boyce criticized Sovereign alleging a faction sought to oppose the eight hour law. The Western federation press supports Sovereign, while the Idaho State Tribune opposed the eight hour standard. Sovereign plans to address workers about the alleged attack and urges calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaterm Federation of Miners
Salt Lake
Boyce
J. BR
Coronell
Idaho State Tribune
Volaninivaiin
Toy Lewuest
Diavontinus
Mie
Sovereign
Kruger's Deshris and Boer War At Issue
A political column criticizes Democratic speakers favoring Britain and warns of Kruger’s legacy in South Africa. The piece frames Kruger as self serving, contrasted with Transvaal gold, and links the Boer question to the upcoming campaign. It laments free trade rhetoric and the push for coal trust concessions as historical missteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montanis
Randall
Kruger
George Wasiington
South Africa
Poutots
Kesciusko
William Tell
Lie
Transvaal
Staniard OS Trust
McGionna Career Sparks in Miner Merger Debate
A fusion speaker denounces Amalgamated interests as rogue, while John McGionna a legislature candidate and stockholder of Toston and Montana sits nearby. He recently earned 1500 in quarterly dividends, highlighting tensions as he refrains from defending the Amalgamated octopus amid miner concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fusion
Amalgamated
John McGionna
Toston & Montana
John McGinnis
Butte
Amalgamated Octopus
Montana
John McGinnia
Butte Workers Support Lawful Labor and Mine Investment
In confidence of laborers’ lawful conduct in Butte, the value of property rests on their reputation as orderly, security-minded workers. The piece condemns a Democratic plan to shut down mines via hostile laws and courts for a few vested interests, warning workers won’t be swayed by demagogic rhetoric or opportunistic schemes. It notes Join McGinnis of Boston Montana as a miscast stockholder in a debunked crowd.
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United States
Hutte
Butte
Democratic Party
Pattents
Join McGinnis
Boston & Montana
How Will It Affect Butte
The piece notes about 7,700 workers in Butte copper mines this year with over 6,500 employed by Amalgamated and allied companies. It argues democratic plans to regulate and close the Amalgamated enterprise could leave many idle, pressing business and workingmen to bear the risk while the party claims benefits for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Democratic Party
Amalgamated Enterprise
Dutte
John Sherman A Life Of Public Service And The Anti Trust Law
Ohio born statesman John Sherman served in public life from 1855 to 1898 and influenced many reforms. His brother’s fame rivaled his in different fields, and his lasting legacy includes the Sherman Anti Trust Act aimed at curbing powerful corporate combines and expanding federal power.
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Ohio
Vnce Oif
United States
John Sherman
Sherman
Roosevelt on Bryanism and linked figures in Kentucky echo
In a Kentucky discussion Roosevelt critiques Bryanism by naming associates like Altgeld, Petti grew, Croker, and Goebel as symbols. He links these figures to political corruption, Tammany Hall, and social phrases tied to reform movements while warning of uprisings to seize power with Bryan’s help.
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Roosevelt
Kentucky
Bryan
Aguinaldolams
Altgeld
Illinois
South Dakota
Mr Bryan
New York
Tammany Hall
Mr. Bryan
Law and Order Republicans Urge Calm Rhetoric
The county Republican message defends law and order, property rights, free speech, and individual rights while condemning violence. It warns anti Republican rhetoric harms the party, pledges enforcement of laws, and urges moderate speakers to appeal to reason to preserve justice and community reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Party of Law and Order
The Administration and the Chinese Problems
A clipped article notes Mr. Mfe outlining challenges in China facing the administration. It highlights policy tension, diplomatic posture, and potential economic implications for foreign relations. The piece references the broader geopolitical environment and suggests cautious, measured leadership in handling Sino affairs.
McKinley’s China Policy Showed Calm Leadership
The article lauds President McKinley for steady action during the China crisis, praising his independence and humanity. It argues the administration demonstrated restraint, avoided European entanglements, and protected American lives while pursuing humane aims in the Far East amid Boxer and Philippine tensions. It also notes the need for naval bases, asserts the government’s moderation, and links support to the Democratic party as an ally of order.
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Kinsey
McKinley
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
China
Far East
United States
Washington
Christendom
Celestial Empire
Europe
America
Pekin
Allahip
Friends of
Democratic Party
Splendid Fruit Exhibit At Spokane Fair Display
The Flathead county fruit exhibit, winner of first prizes at the Spokane fruit fair, will be shown in the Henessy Mercantile ladies department. Managed by R. Wood of Kalispell, the display uses a nine foot square pyramid frame. Labels will identify oversized fruit, with the aim of proving Flathead County’s superior fruit and vegetables to Butte spectators before moving to Trelen a for Lewis and Clarke county viewers.
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Flathead County
Spokane
Henessy Mercantile Company
8. R. Wood
Kalispell
Great Northern Ticket Office
Butte
Trelena
Lewis and
Clarke County
Northern Pacific schedule changes eyed for late October
A forthcoming change to the Northern Pacific timetable within two weeks may take effect on October 28 or November 4. The system will keep two through trains with adjusted times to improve coverage, while speed limits likely remain unchanged. The Great Northern may cease the Great Falls to Anaconda local, making Butte the terminal, citing strong B A P service as justification.
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Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Great Falls
Anaconda
Butte
Volunteers Coming Home From the Philippines
San Francisco reports the first installment of the volunteer army will depart Manila on November 1. Through next June about 25,000 men will be returned at 4,000 to 6,000 per month. Sick personnel should go on earlier transports if possible. Regiments will be mustered out and paid soon after arrival, with Presidio camps sufficient for housing the entire force.
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San Francisco
Philippines
Manila
Presidio
Delayed German Transport Franksport Horses for China
San Francisco reports the German transport Frankfort is delayed awaiting clarity on a disease among its horses bound for China. The Sherman prepares for sea to sail November 1, and the Port Stephens loads stores and is set to sail Thursday.
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San Francisco
Frankfort
China
Sherman
Port Stephens
Will Syndicate the Yacht for Americas Cup Defense
New York Oct 23 The New York Yacht Club faces a key question on who builds the yacht to defend the cup. A syndicate formation is planned with younger members expected to lead. Tomorrow night’s meeting at the Madison Avenue house may yield official word on the vessel.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Io Wkely
Madison Avenue House
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