Cover D'Alenes politics in Ohio campaign
A heated editorial attacks Ohio Democrats for inserting the Idaho Cover D'Alenes issue into the governor race. It defends Governor Steunenberg and Federal troops, criticizing Democratic misrepresentations and stating the governor acted on a lawful federal request. The piece cautions against exploiting mining communities to sway elections and predicts backlash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. McLean
Ohio
Panhandle
Idaho
McKinley
Oli
Steunenberg
Couet d'Alenes
Montana
War Department
Buckeye
Dover Walenes
Stounenberg
McTean
Misleading Silver Debate Features in Helena Paper
A Helena Independent editorial attacks the Inter Mountain for its anti free silver stance. The piece accuses the rival newspaper of misrepresentation and vague foundations, noting a recurring sharp line against silver without proof.
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Helena
Inter Mountain
The Inter Mountain and Free Coinage Debate
The Montana press debate centers on free coinage with the Inter Mountain accused of dereliction for not opposing the western and eastern party wings. The Mater Mountain argues that the silver cause’s leaders misstepped, while the Inter Mountain defends its coverage and focuses on the silver movement’s failure to unify the party for 1900.
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Gvather
Independent
Inter Mountainy
Mater Mountain
Friends of Silver
Inter Mountain
Montana
Powel
Uiey
Democracy
W. J. Bryan
White Metal
Look After the Boys Embrace Them With Jobs
Veterans returning home are welcomed by the state and need timely employment. Employers must provide opportunities for them to rejoin the workforce as industrious citizens. The state has ample industrial capacity to absorb these volunteers and prevent any from being unable to find work.
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Montana
Butte
Elvil
Bryan and Standard Clash Over Philippines Purchase
The piece argues that Bryan's claim the U S paid 20 million for the Philippines as a per head purchase conflicts with the Concordant view of a conquest policy. It asserts if the price per Filipino was two dollars, the policy becomes commercial, while a conquest stance implies a different view, urging Bryan and the Standard to align.
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Bryan
United States
Philippines
Natonal
Soldiers and Politics Stir Democratic Pressure Over Returning Volunteers
The piece condemns Democratic leaders for discouraging veterans from pursuing public office, arguing the press undervalues their war contributions beyond personal bravery. It cites The Butte Miner and Helena Independent, noting a shift toward harmony in the Democratic press while warning that veterans remain public assets.
Prospect Fight Promises Intense Montana Presidential Battle
Red Lodge picket signals looming campaign clashes as Montana politicians gear up for a hard fought fall election. observers predict heated contests and speculates Marcus Daly may influence the race, likening it to Banquo's ghost returning.
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Red Lodge
Montana
Marcus Daly
Banquo
Rumor of Clark-backed papers stirs Red Lodge splash
Indications point to a heated press battle as Clark backers reportedly prepare a new Democratic paper in Red Lodge while Livingston Enterprise changes hands to a group of Silver Republicans. The $11,000 sale of the Livingston plan includes Frank Henry and others, with Z. W. Kelley appointed in charge as Clark eyes wider newspaper influence.
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George T Young
EL. J. Miller
Franks Wright
Fozeman Chronicle
David Marks
Helena
Clark
Democratic Party
Z. W. Kelley
Livingston
Butte
Big Timber
Red Lodge
The Talk of the Day in Beaton and Salt Lake City
A crowd applauds A Platt performing The Yankee Recessional aboard the Olympia while officials in Salt Lake City hear Colonel Henry E. Adams and General O. O. Motyard address schoolchildren on patriotism. The piece weaves in farm, beef industry, and foreign meat trends with light humor and social notes.
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Beaton
A. Platt
Olympia
Ts Stunnis
Aguinaldo
Maele
Henry E. Adams
Lizayette Post
O. O. Motyard
Salt Lake City
Maxwell Post
Grant Army Hall
New York State
West
Facts are stubborn things quoted in Chicago Post
In a brief exchange she questions gender of the noun facts and he affirms the masculine nature, remarking that facts are stubborn things as noted by the Chicago Post.
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Chicago Post
Witty Bits On Cars And Comic Sayings
A Pennsylvanian designed an adjustable streetcar strap for tall or short riders. The central strap splits into two separable straps, with shoulder-engaged segments to hold books on the other. The lighthearted items include quips about horseless carriages, atheism, mayors, weddings, and touring liners.
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Inter Mountain Publishins CO
M. A Berger
Granite Street
Butte City
Mont
D'Alenes
Iito
Isaues
Ameeay Authority
Butte Miner
Preas
Uncle Sam
Henry Watterson
Loutaville Courier-Journal
Atlantic
Pacific
Washington County
New York and Western
Thair Maokey
Maine
Eastport
Denmark
Germany
Austria
England
Paris
Death
Detroit Journal
Coventry
Springfield Republican
Birmingham
Birmington
Bonnet
Ohio State Journal
Hrch
Chicago Record
Mayer
Sam
Detroit Free Press
Vy Droit Post
Great Ocean Liner
Uhleagerl Dune
THE
Grand Opera House
G. O
McFarland, Mer
Modjeska
John C. Fisher
Marie Antoinette
Mary Stuart
N. B
Mae
Chatzlein Paint CO
Schatzlein Paint CO
Broadway
Isues
Lee Mantle
Chas, Schatzlein
Fayette Harrington
Charles R. Leonard
A. B. Clements
F. Aug
Heinze
Henry Mueller
Frank W. Haskins
James H. Monteith
Pena Arrn
State Savings Bank
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
T. M. Hodgens
Cassier
Europe
J. A. Creighton
Omaha
Barret
E. D. Leavitt
V. Kemper
Main and
Park Sts., Butte
Rar
W. A. Clark, J. Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro
Clark & Larabie
Alex J. Johnson
Cashler
First National Bank OF
Andrew J. Davis
Seceseey Ealdent
James A. Talbot
E. B. Welrick
George Stevensor Salst, Doabler
North Main Street
Butte Pee
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