Sliced list of county officials and local names
Readable fragments show a roster of county and town officials with roles including clerk treasurer assessor auditor surveyor coroner and sheriff, alongside a list of justices and a constable for Four Butte Township. Names include Miles William Dyce C W Bliewood Georgy Blinn Shira Josiah Hedge Slican ticket F W Pacorn P Connally Charles Lamas Strashueger A C Newill Chauvin Baker Reynolds Davidson and Arthur Gillette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jecardur
Yeysie County
Auditor County
Suarveyay - Mempers
T. O. Miles Wiliam Dyce C
W. Bliiewood Georgy Blinn
Shira Josiah Hedge
Slican Ticket
F. W. Pacorn
P. Connally
Eer
Kon
Bamn J. Reynolds James Davidson
Fouth Butte Township
Albert Shepard
J. L. Lewis
Arthur Gillette
Butte Election Fraud Alarms Countywide Registration Flap
The piece argues wholesale fraudulent registration in Butte, citing out of state and simulant residents listed at multiple addresses. It calls for arrests of those illegally registered and their organizers, urges notifying penitentiary officials, and predicts a long list of wrongfully registered voters to expose Democratic party efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Republican Committee
Inter Mountain
Demot Qeatic Party
Trust Them Not Vote Split to Block Democratic Rule
Editorial discusses Republican risk if Democratic factions unite. notes divisions within Democrats and criticizes various candidates and strategies. Encourages Republicans in Montana to vote straight party ticket to align with progressive northern states.
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Chir
Democrata Dire
Romeman
Slamigyd
Donovan
Smith
Hartman
Collins
Thelpda
Martinan
Towle Andr ‘Arke
Kelly
Thonmis Hogan
Alls
Ajay
Rpmmbileans
Moni
Hpublical
Horth
Bryan and the War Tax Campaign Rhetoric
The article attacks William Jennings Bryan for opposing war taxes, accusing him of falsehoods about who bears telegram taxes. It argues the tax mainly hits business and corporations while supporting the war effort and national honor, suggesting Bryan is losing his grip as the campaign nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Frederick Marylin
Republican Party
National Bank
Daffy
Ten presidential tickets on election day nationwide
The article lists state by state ticket counts with Thinois and Taolina leading at seven each and multiple states following with four or three tickets. It notes Maine Oregon Vermont already elected congressmen and will vote for electors, while several southern and western states have no state tickets and will choose congressmen and electors. It also covers legislatures electing United States senators across numerous states.
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Thinois
Taolina
Colorado
Idaho
Kentucky
Michigan
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Delaware
Iowa
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraka
Kansas
South Dakota
Texas
Washington
Missouri
New Hampshire
West Virginia
Florida
Nevada
Tennessee
Utah
South Carolina
Maine
Oregon
Vermont
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Georgia
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
New Jersey
North Carolina
Virginia
Wyoming
United States
Minois
Nebraska
Market for American goods. Trade with China grows rapidly
An official report received in Washington shows American trade with China expanding faster than any other sector. The document highlights substantial growth in imports and exports, signaling expanding economic ties and opportunities for American producers and merchants amid shifting global markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
American trade shift drives Chinese imports surge
The 1339 official Chinese reports show U S imports into China rising from 9.4 million taels in 1895 to 22.3 million in 1899, while British and European imports increase as US growth soars. The piece argues expansion favors American labor, warns against tariff abolition and Chinese immigration, and condemns demagogues on trade.
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United States
Europe
Russia
Great Britain
Manila
Republican Party
Labor and capital should cooperate in politics, not clash
The Inter Mountain argues laborers owe no political obligation to miners after a day’s work and pay, urging cooperation between labor and capital. It recalls 1893 in Butte when Marcus Daly resisted mine closures, hiring men and funding railroad work to sustain employment, countering East pressure and political demagoguery aimed at Amalgamated. The piece warns fusion office seekers and business boosters will fail at the Silver Bow county polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Butte
Marcus Daly
Anaconda
Amalgamated
Silver Bow County
Great Turnout for Carter Mantle Speech in Missoula
A large turnout in Missoula greeted Senator Carter and ex Senator Mantle as they urged unity and defense of state prosperity. They condemned Democratic faults, praised Republican aims, and urged voters to stand against labor against capital attacks and Democratic falsehoods. Hartman’s Cascade county coal camp speech drew no audience. the crowd was entirely absent.
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Missoula
Carter
Mantle
Charles Sourdough
Hartman
Cascade County
Amalgamated mine fate argued in Montana politics
The piece argues that the Amalgamated company is not a trust and criticizes Democratic threats to close it. It claims the mine supports 12,000 workers in Montana, sustains wages totaling about 15 million dollars annually, and underpins most local business in Butte, Anaconda, and other counties. It stresses the party’s demagoguery harms labor and warns of dire economic consequences if mines shut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wecause Oiey
Butte
United States
Montana
East Helena
Lead Trust
Joe Toole
Amalgamated
Democratic Party
Anasconda
Iit
Tuafonisia
Democratic
Fyelon
Elizens
Suywerta
Cascade
Abou
Aweetgrasa
Alice, Lexington
Republican Party
Inter Mountain
Republicans Scan Registration Lists In Voter Probe
The campaign fight over illegal registration heats up as Republicans collect names of 250 registrants linked to places of nonresidence or invalid street numbers. They accuse Democrats and fusionists of broad illegal activity and vow a square deal in cleaning the registry while pursuing those who fraudulently listed their names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Stone-Edwards
Why Should One Cheer for Bryan
Governor Roosevelt, during a New York state campaign swing, spoke to large crowds in Stamford Ononeta and Bloomville. He criticized Bryan on trusts and questioned Bryan’s allies Aguinaldo and Altgeld, arguing the Bryanized democracy harms the nation’s honor and debt.
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Stamford
N. Y
Roosevelt
New York State
Norwich
Ononeta
Bloomville
New York
Bryan
Cooper Union
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Altgeld
Illinois
ouroMiers
Aguinaldo Aguinaldo
George Washington
Roxbury
Bryant
Croker
Tammany Hall
Jackson
Opera House
Democratic Party
Congress
House
Richardson
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Inter Montain
Lishing CO
Iner Mountain
Adtiross
Inter Mountain Publishing Company
M.A. Berger
West Granite Street
Butts
Nilvance
William M’kinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Our
York
Murray
L. & Willson
Gallatin
C. Kesser
Silver
Paul Wcommick
Yellowstont
D. EF. Folsom
Meagrer
A. J. Bennett
Madison
Yoder
Silver How
T. J. Porter
Custer
O. Pioero
J. Edwards
Lewis and Clarke
R. von Torel
Fergus
W. E Harmon
Constable South Butte Township
Piyllip Weinstock
Tridges
Berger George A. Clark
Sercall Davis Tromas Driscott Cioran Pryone
Alward
A. Mov. Mallisioners
A. Elvers
Silver Bow Township
Atmon
B. N
Bordeaux
Thomas Coombs
Walkerville
Marshind
Wo. Harris
Consta J. Hanwoth
Jonathan Hoskings
Meaderville
Just. Miller
Welle
Constant Pera
Nagaia Palagi
German Township
Mila French
William Calvert
Ben Twitchell
Arthur Forrest
Red Mountain Township
Farmer
Schatzlein
Dr. Dodd
West Park Street
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
Rand Opera House
Sousa
Isle of Champagne
Orson
Ole Gilson
Haverly
Astodon
King George
Ss” Wilson
United States Laws Office
Helena
Climax Mining and Milling Company
Lewis and Clarke County
John Shober
Divide
The
Recorder
Nathan V. Vestal
George D. Greene
Register
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