Secretarial slate and county official ticket listing
Secretary of State and county ticket nominees include W N Yoder for secretary of state, F W Bacora referee, Connolly clerk, C F Lloyd sheriff, W R Young clerk and recorder, K A Ford county treasurer, C A Lyford county attorney, coroner, auditor, public administrator, Chauvin county surveyor, and legislative candidates William Dyer Sewall Davis, George Blain, Thomas Driscoll, D J Giard, George Pascoe, Josiah Hodge, Edward A Morley. County commissioners Sam J Reynolds C A Elvers James Davidson. Justices and constables listed for Booth Butte Silver Bow Walkerville Meaderville German Red Mountain townships with named officials.
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F. W. Bacora Seferee
Connolly
C. F Lloyd
W. R. Young
K. A
Ford County
Byron H
Chauvin County
T. Baker
T. Av
Muea
William Dyer Clare
W. Ellingwood
Sewall
Davia
George Blian
Thomas Driscoll
D. J. Giard
George Pascoe
Josiah Hodge
Edward A. Morley
Sam J. Reynolds
C. A. Elvers
James Davidson
Booth Butte
Albert Shepard
J. L. Lewis
Arthur Gillette
Silver Bow
Almon
B. N. Beebe
Bordeaux
Thomas Coomb
Walkerville
John Marsland
W. J. Harris
W. J. Hancock
Jonathan Hoskings
Meaderville Township
J. M. Miller
C. Wedlake
Angelo Pera
Nugala Palagi
German Township
Mita French
William Calvert
Ben Twitchell
Arthur Forrest
Red Mountain Township
W. A. Farmer
W.L. Nobbing
J. B. Reynolds
Phil Reed
Growing District Shows Large Voter Registration Increase
In the Eighth ward total registration rose from 400 last spring to 1,888 for the current election. The Inter Mountain cites evidence only and notes rapid growth due to democracy not closing Amal gramated mines. An increase of 1,000 votes in one precinct raises suspicion and amuses the warden of the separate penitentiary under an unconstrained boarder contract.
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Inter Mountain
Rutte
Arate
Inter Mountain Denounces Standard Oil Monopolies
The Inter Mountain rebukes Standard Oil and its Montana Idaho influence claim. It contends the party overreaches politically to drag Standard Oil into state issues while asserting no mine ownership in Montana or Idaho. It cites congressional records denying any telegram request for troops to Idaho.
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Inter Mountain
Standard Old Company
Montana
Democratic Party
Idaho
Sovereign
Congressional Committee
Washington
Butte
Rockefeller
Rogers
Nouch
Coeur d Alene Crises and Political Denunciation
A committee report argues Sovereign must prove the Standard Oil interest in the Coeur d Alene troubles. It accuses Democratic Idaho Governor and Montana Governor Steunenberg and Smith of authorizing troop entry and cross border action without warrants. It also questions President Boyce’s eighthour law stance.
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Sovereign
Standard Oil
Coeur Delenes
Idaho
Montana
Coeur d'Alene
Boyce
Robbery and Revenge in Montana Campaign
The Inter Mountain asserts the Republican Party is independent of corporate influence and denies Democratic charges tied to Amalgamated Montana Standard Oil and Pacific Mail. It claims a Democratic plot to seize mines employing 12,000 workers and $20,000,000 in annual pay, branding the effort as robbery and revenge.
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Inter Mountain
Republican Party
Amalgamated Company of
Montana
Standard Ol Company of
New York
Pacific Mail Steamship Company of
California
Democratic Party
Wanted A New Deal in Silver Bow County Politics
Old-time Republicans in Silver Bow stand for the eight hour platform and a straight ticket. The Toole letter denounces trusts like Standard Oil and warns of copper coal and timber monopolies influencing Montana politics, urging voters to support the conservative Republican ticket.
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Silver Bow County
Joseph K. Toole
Helena
Montana
Roman Republic
Standard Oil Company
Toole Defies Opponents as Montana Campaign Heats Up
A. K. Toole, attorney for East Helena Smelting, denounces opponents and warns that only division in the Democratic party can save them. He accuses critics of obstructing democracy while representing wealth and the Lead trust in Montana politics.
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K. Toole
Toole
East ‘Helena
Montana
Lead Trust
Bryan
Northern Pacific Company
Standard OU
Mary Parsons
New York
Croker Urges Expansion Policy in American Democracy
A January New York Journal printing Richard Croker’s signed statement defending expansion. He champions holding gained possessions, argues expansion proves patriotism, warns against weakness, cites Jefferson, and urges building new lands, a strong navy, and universal support for territorial growth.
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New York Journal of
Richard Croker
United States
Jefferson
Louisiana
Philippines
England
Ocky Mountains
Prosperity Test In Nebraska Populist Debate
A Nebraska anecdote contrasts 1896 corn price for a $55 buggy with a 1900 price of $65. A dealer offers a counter package worth more than cash, demanding the same corn delivery as 1896 to prove or disprove McKinley era prosperity, while a populist fails to accept the deal.
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Nebraska
Shelby
Bryan
Electoral vote tally and early rail project items mixed in column
The page blends a presidential electoral tally with state by state results and a rail tunnel project. It notes votes needed to elect, mentions railway work by Charles T. Yerkes and underground lines in London, plus college football results from Harvard Brown Columbia Yale.
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Newe Underground Railways
London
Charles T. Yerkes
Unnamed Delegate Allegedly Dismissed for Fusion Bias
An unnamed individual, labeled a political figure, deserted a state position and served as a paid delegate to the Democratic fusion convention at Deer Lodge on October 2. Soon after, he applied to the Republican committee for work and was hired to canvass districts where his incompetence and closeness to fusion leaders led to dismissal.
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San
Guna
Morrla
Egggaen
Deer Lodge
Republican Committee
Hrrett
Fusion Bowses
Kruger to Marseilles Then Molland Visit Delayed
Telegrams note President Kruger will reach Marseilles on November 11 and proceed to Molland without awaiting the Paria ovation. Word of renewed criticism of Lord Roberts’ leniency shocks English society circles at home. Heavy rains flood Honolulu with over nine inches in fountains within 24 hours. Archbishop Chappelle, apostolic delegate to the Philippines, sits in northern Luzon baptizing about 4,500 people awaiting the ceremony for two years.
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Marseilles
France
Molland
Paria
Lord Roberts
Honolulu
Chappelle
Gate
Philippines
Luzon Island
Democratic Millennium Vision as Letter to the Sun
A New York Sun correspondent reprints a Bryan election fantasy letter predicting liberty after a Bryan win. It foresees universal referendum power, spiked government by injunction, and sweeping social changes including torn loyalties, secession, and mass reforms across states and territories.
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Bryan
the Sun
United States
Lberty
Bryan Wit
Finn
Louisiana
Florida
California
Texas
Alaska
AlMoaldo
Chicago
St. Louis
Supreme Court
Treasury
A Bad Break of a Hireling
A hoax letter addressed to Chairman Errett of the republican county central committee by L. C. Morris circulated in Anaconda and Butte papers. The fusion ticket managers condemned the copy and ordered a search for more as three hundred copies were discarded.
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Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Butte
Errett
Republican County Central
L. C. Morris
Fusion Ticket
Morris
Indemnity Pursued by China under Foreign Control
London reports from Shanghai that Chinese plenipotentiaries seek an indemnity of 40 million pounds sterling in sixty instalments and foreign control of the Likin and Customs until the debt is paid. They also propose life imprisonment for Prince Tu An and international district status for Tien Tain with broader foreign trade access. China would double import duties to raise funds.
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London
Shanghai
Daily Express
China
Likin
Customs Service
Tuan
Tien Tain
Spanish fleet rebuilt by French builders order of ships
Paris report notes Spain will entrust ship rebuilding to French builders. Government orders eight ironclads of 12 000 tons, four armored cruisers of 8 000 tons each, and 100 torpedo boats. Work to be completed within ten years.
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Paris
Mafin
Died of lockjaw. Sofala the horse dies in Missouri
Sofala Barney Schreiber's two year old My is dead of locks jaw at her owner's farm in St. Louis county. Sofala made a great record in California last fall, scoring twelve victories in fourteen starts.
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St. Louis
Sofala
Barney Schreiber
St. Louis County
California
Czar to propose new conference on Chinese question
London reports via St. Petersburg correspondent that the Czar will propose another conference to settle the Chinese issue, signaling diplomacy aimed at resolving tensions.
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Czar
London
St. Petersburg
Daily Xpress
English runner defeats American in 440 yard match
E. C. Bredin of England beat T. P. Reabe of the United States by a half yard in a 440 yard race for $500 at Northampton. Time 46 45 seconds. In Chicago Terry Mrviovera was matched to meet Kid Broad of New York at Tattersalls on November 13 in a six round catch-weight bout.
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Northampton
E. C. Bredin
T. P. Reabe
Chicago
Terry Mrviovera
Kid Broad
New York
Tattersalls
Catch Verhta
Royal Austrian Arch Duchess Marries Duke of Württemberg
In Vienna the Arch Duchess of Austria wed Duke Robert of Württemberg in the Hofburg chapel with Emperor Franz Joseph I and the court in attendance.
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Vienna
Austria
Robert of Wurtemberg
Hofburg
Franz Joseph I
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