Butte Hosts Welcome Home Volunteers Celebration
Butte and Montana citizens unite to honor returning volunteers with a warm, statewide welcome. The event emphasizes unity across towns, promises a heartfelt program, and assures local celebrations will proceed in other communities without interference.
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Butte
Ealier Hoya
Anverida
Ceoffin
Montana
Uiai
Ite
Centea
Liewelowme
Syverp
Commonwealth
Nils A Hess F
Poliical Aftilathons
McLean and Silver and the Democratic Silver Issue
In Olio the Democratic party backed silver and gold coinage with a 166 1 rate, nominating John M. McLean to placate the silver wing while appeasing the gold wing. The split history shows McLean accused as a silver man by Western press, with Chicago convention mentions and political maneuvering surrounding nomination fights.
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Democraty
Olio
John M. McLean
Chin
McLean
Fie Suver
Eryui
Lens
Jared
Sewell
Bio
Bie
Democratic infighting over McLean and free coinage stance
The article denounces the Chicago convention’s handling of Bryan and McLean, labeling the choice as a political insult to free coinage advocates. It condemns the platform as pro monopoly and praises Montana papers for opposing bossism while endorsing Daly and Wellcome in different frames.
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Chicago
Bryan
Olio
Democratic Press of
Montana
McLean
Vyolatinge
John B. Wellcome
Butts
Helena
Marcus Daly
Sunset optimism and the Ohio Democrats defeat in November
The Helena Independent praises Ohio Democrats as sure to win on November 7, likening their fortune to the sun setting. Yet after the rally a storm drenched the region and the ticket was ultimately defeated in November, illustrating the turn of events.
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Helena
Ohio
McLean
The
Independent
Stdhe
Bull Pens and Expansion Rhetoric Mocked by Democratic Press
The Helena Independent is cited mocking Democratic expansionism and its supporters. It ridicules claims of imperialism as militarism and questions political attacks tied to Wardner bull pens. The piece criticizes politicians and laments partisan behavior amid Volunteer returns.
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Helena
Wardner
Idaho
Montana
Populists Organizing Statewide for 100 Campaign Effort
Information from various parts of the state indicates the populists are building a compact statewide campaign structure for 100 efforts. Leaders plan down‑town township and precinct work to reach individual voters as the campaign opens. The party claims growing strength, with estimates around 10,000 members and reorganizing efforts seen as unlikely to be absorbed by the democracy.
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Dlownhilo
Thie
Moi
Weeneberg
Padicutt
Peoples’ Party
Smith
California cheers as soldiers return and expansion dreams rise
Special Correspondent reports San Francisco in a patriotism surge for three days as the First California regiment arrives. Expansion gains favor for opening Oriental markets, with ships outbound cargoes valued at half a million dollars per vessel. Manila becomes a key American hub, promising new trade to Hawaii, China, Japan, and beyond. California's population swells by 76,000 with 350,000 residents, and over seventy thousand dollars is raised to welcome the troops, signaling broad support for expansion.
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Inter Mountain
San Francisco
California
Hawaii
China
Japan
South Pacific
New Zealand
Australia
Manila
America
Hong Kong
England
France
Germany
Holland
United States
Europe
Union
Maine
Boston
Anaconda
Goldierson
Market Street
Presidio
Lauzon
Pateyiond
Chronicle
Gagnon
Examiner
Orient
Copperhead
Deway
Ing
Cuba
Luzon
Philippines
Thornton
Mutts
Montana
Aguinaldo
Republican Party
Anaconda Recorder
Messrs
Thornton and
Matta
State Senate
Modeca
Charlie
Jack
Hennessy
Silver Bow County
New York
Modoc
Canada
Anaconda Bank
Watson
Dewey
Matts
Washington
Federal Senate
Conrad
Great Falls
Helenay
Sinedia
Butte
Richard Cobden
Clark
Standard
Borneo
Parade Crowds and Manila Plans Stirred by Pacific War News
In San Francisco crowds greeted returning California troops with a grand bay parade and dazzling lights. Montana figures Thornton and Matts headlined regional support for expansion, linking Anaconda politics to Manila prospects.
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T. M. Hodgens
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Clark & Larabie
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George Stevens
North Main Street
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