Republican Stand Firm to Restore Montana Government
A Montana political editorial argues the Republican Party must act independently to restore the state's good name and pursue reform without Democratic support. It warns against accepting friendship offers from Democrats and stresses unity within Republicans to defeat alleged Democratic influence in Helena and elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repubican
Republican Party
Ula
Democratic Party
TM Montina
Wevnterea
Becauke
Wey
Helena
Montana
County and Local Government Ticket Listing Names
A detailed ticket listing shows presidential candidates William McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt, county and district officials, and a slate of justices and constables across multiple townships. Names include M Kinley Roosevelt Bavern Lloyd Bord, Lyford, Kohl, Lomas, Newill, Chauvin, Baker, Miles Berger Dyer Bennett Ellingwood Davis Leyson Clark Blinn Driscoll Giara Pascoe Reynolds Elvers Davidson, Marsland Almon Beebe Bordeaux Coombs Meade, Pera Palagi French Calvert Twitchell Forrest Mountain Farmer Robbins Reynolds Reed.
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W. W. Bavern
Lloyd
Sherift
W. Pong
EB. A
Bord
Byron Hy Cook
Lyford
Chas, G
Kohl
Wu Charles
Lomas County
Herman St
C. A. Elvers
James Davidson
South Butte
Albert Shepard
J. L. Lewis
Arthur Gillette
Silver Bow
H. Almon
B. N. Beebe
T.J. Bordeaux
Thomas Coombs
Walkerville
John Marsland
W. J. Harris
W. J. Hancock
Jonathan Ho
Result at Helena sets Republican course in 1900
The Inter Mountain praises the regular Republican delegation over a rival Silver Bow faction contesting the state convention. The committee found the contestants' case weak, urging unity for the presidential year and opposing a party split. It notes no intent to join the Democrats and emphasizes the larger national stakes.
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Inter Mountain
Silver Bow
State Republican Committee
Evans
Mantle
Messrs
Cotter Wood Leonard
Butte
The Battle Royal in Montana Political Factions
A fragment notes no present reason for belief that the Republican party of Montana is likely to shift support or face internal contest, reflecting uncertainty within party circles about future outcomes and alignments.
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Elief
Republican Party of
Montana
Lincoln Neb Council Repeals Banner Removal Ordinance
Last week Lincoln city council, misled by a Democratic sponsor, rescinded an order to remove campaign banners bearing McKinley and Roosevelt. Republicans adopted resolutions stating flags should stay put while belligerents attempt to shoot or legislate them down. The piece notes Bryan’s local notoriety.
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Lincoln
Neb
McKinley
Roosevelt
Nebraska
Bryan
Soldiers honored in Montana Republican ticket appeal
The Inter Mountain urges honoring soldiers who fought for the flag of the republic in Montana's state Republican ticket. It cites Kessler and other Montanans who served in wars, advocating a candidate who reflects public service, independence, and a business like government. It stresses placing volunteers with proper qualifications on the ticket and ensuring every man's rights are secure.
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Inter Mountains
Republic
Orient
Montana
Philippines
Kessler
Republican Party
Prove It Or Quit Campaign Debate Call
The piece argues the democratic press must present stronger arguments than attacking Standard Oil. It contends real campaign issues are defined in party platforms and affect voters’ wallets and homes, urging focus on substantive policy over slogans.
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Standard Oil
Ths
Montana Responds to Democratic Attacks on Standard Oil
The Inter Mountain pursues fair debate, urging Democrats to prove charges against the Republican party and its independence from Standard Oil. It denounces slurs as baseless demagoguery and calls for evidence, witnesses, and concrete particulars rather than empty cries.
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Montana
Republican Party
Inter Mountain
Reyul- Hean Party
Montana Republican convention seeks honest leadership ticket
The Montana Republican state convention is in session aiming to nominate a ticket that restores good governance. It calls for a capable governor, a congressman devoted to duties, and a supreme court judge of high integrity, plus a frank platform addressing all citizens and interests. The party promises straightforward, clean campaigning and rejects entangling alliances.
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Montana
Congress
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Republican Party
Opening Campaign Address by Nelson and Wilson at Grand Opera House
Senator Knute Nelson former Minnesota governor and ex Senator Wilson of Washington will speak to Silver Gow county electors tomorrow evening at the Grand Opera House. Citizens weary of local scandals and mining politics will hear a discussion of national issues. Nelson is praised as a leading national figure and defender of the administration, while Wilson’s re election prospects are noted as strong. An intellectual treat is promised for Butte and vicinity.
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Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Wilson
Washington
Silver Gow County
Grand Opera House
Nelson
Butte
A Reunited Party in Helena Gathering
The Helena republican meeting features renewed fraternity as silver Republicans, who had briefly separated, are warmly welcomed back. By common consent past differences are treated as bygones with both silver and gold Republicans acting from patriotic motives.
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Helena
Southern patriotism and a fallen son stain the oath of the republic
A state-wide call for unity and victory in politics contrasts with a grim personal letter from Georgia railroad commissioner Crenshaw to War Secretary Root. The exchange recounts Capt. Frank Cren shawv’s death in Batangas while serving in the Philippines, leaving a widow and four children. Root offers sympathy and honors the sacrifice as a token of national sovereignty and peace.
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Thomas C. Crenshaw
Vailroada
Georgia
Elihu Root
Crenshi
Philippines
Wiel
Andassia
Atlanta
H. C. Curbin
Washington
Frank C. Crenshu
Dia
Batangaserince
Philippine Islands
Thomas
Arenshaw
Crenshaw
Sverviary Root
Philipp
Camp Meade
Alihu Root
Senator Stewart Attacks Bryan and McKinley on Imperial Policy
Senator William M. Stewart argues against Bryan and accuses him of pledging to Aguinaldo, saying the nation must defend the flag with a strong army and navy. He defends McKinley’s conduct in the Philippines, cites the constitution against treason, and asserts anti imperial sentiment while stressing patriotic duty and loyalty to the United States.
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William M. Stewart
New York
Bryan
McKinley
Philippines
Congress
United States
Aguinaldo
Fathers of
the Republic
Lberty
Mr. Bryan
Lawton
Anti-Imperial League
China
Protecting the American Flag and Sovereignty Rights
The text argues that the flag should be planted on American soil as a symbol of territorial possession and sovereignty. It contends the flag protects American citizens worldwide and at home, and criticizes actions that manipulate the flag’s meaning or remove it after mission completion, accusing Mr Aryan of deception.
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Jani
United States
Aryan Dis
One Day As A Tribune Of The People
A Chicago Times-Herald report documents a single day of staged campaign events for populist and silver-republican factions. The itinerary includes breakfast with a saucer, photos amid banners, corn and potato imagery, speeches on free silver, and mock demonstrations using farm props to illustrate political positions.
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People
Tam
Ian
James Creelman
Oskaloosa
Brownville
South Dakota
Chicago Times-Herald
Bret Harte and the Waitress in Concord
Bret Harte long resident in Britain recalls his Concord memories after a lecture. While daydreaming by the inn window he misses a waiter who rattles a rapid list in praise of his talk. The scene captures Harte's nostalgia for Hawthorne Emerson Thoreau and Alcott as a serving quip ends the moment.
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Bret Harte
Great Britain
New England
Concord
Mass
Hawthorne
Emerson
Thoreau
Alcott
The Wisdom of Johnny in Baltimore American
The teacher asked students to use the word chaste in a sentence. Johnny Wise, noted for staying current, wrote Aguinaldo is the most chaste man there is.
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Baltimore American
Johnny Wise
Aguinaldo
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