Subscription rates and listed officials outline
The fragment lists subscription rates and names of local officials including constables, justices, and members of the legislature and commissioners such as Al Lewis, C. P. Newill, J. Chauvin, T. Baker, M. A. Berger, Sewall Davis, George A. Clark, and A. Elvers, indicating a municipal publication page.
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Seuguell
Lieyd
Young Ford
Kohl
Charles T. Lamas
Rman Sara
C. Newill
Chauvin
T. Baker
Legislature
M. A. Berger
T. Bennett
Sewall Davis
George A. Clark
Thomas Driscoll
George Pascua
Ymmissioners
A. Elvers
Roosevelt to Speak in Butte Amid Campaign Strife
Theodore Roosevelt, governor of New York and GOP vice presidential candidate, will visit Butte next week to discuss campaign issues. The piece defends his courage, leadership, and forthright style, while predicting Democratic attacks on his record and manner.
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Theodore Rooosevelt
New York
United States
Butte
Roosevelt
Cuba
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt era Rough Riders hailed in Montana letter
A Montana editorial lauds Theodore Roosevelt and the Rough Riders, noting their western origins and democratizing impact. It rebuts charges of corporate dictation, defends the Helena Republican convention, and asserts the party’s tariff and reciprocity principles as central to U S policy. The piece praises independence, citizens duties, and the constitution.
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Republican Party
Helena
Union
Montana
United States
Democratic Party
Free Trade
Citi
William McKinley
Jackson and McKinley compared in old political poster
An 1880s Jacksonville poster depicts Andrew Jackson in royal robes with a crown and the constitution underfoot, accusing him of imperialism akin to modern claims against McKinley. The piece notes parallels between Jackson's era and McKinley’s, including campaign blocs and patronage, and ends by suggesting Jackson’s election mirrored McKinley’s anticipated victory.
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Andrew Jackson
Lincoln
McKinley
Bryan
Jacksonville
Jackson
King Andrew
Democratic Calamity Rumor Sparks Bloc Against Mines Sale
A Madison county mining sale rumored for 750000 to eastern capitalists tied to New York trusts draws curbful denunciation. Advocates warn the democratic press to denounce the deal while noting potential jobs and regional benefits if the plan proceeds. The piece urges voters to oppose the investors and drive them from the state.
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Madison County
New York
Colorado
Arizona
Copper and Lead Trusts In Helena Debate
The Helena Independent rails against the Copper trust yet ignores closing the East Helena lead smelter. It claims a lead trust exists to raise prices, while denying any known copper trust. The lead smelter sits at Helena, copper smelters at Butte.
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The
Helena
Copper Trust
Lead Trust
East Helena
Butte
Back to the Old: Colorado Silver Republicans Return
A list of prominent Coloradoans who have shifted back to the Republican party as western voters abandon Bryan. Names include A. M. Stevenson, J. M. Downing, F. C. Goudy, J. W. Rockafellow, C. H. Brickenstein, Judge Hart, A. J. Vivian, D. H. Moffat, Irving Hobert, J. N. Stevens, and others.
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West
Bryan
Kansas City
Democratic Banco
Allyer
A. M. Stevenson
Teller
Silver Republican Committee
J. M. Downing
Aspen
F. C. Goudy
Denver
J. W. Rockafellow
Gunnison
C.H. Brickenstein
Alamosa
Hart
Puerto
A. J. Vivian
Greeley
D. H. Moffat
Presient
First National Bank
Irving Hobert
Republican State Central Committee
J. N. Btevens
National Ativer Republican Party
Notable Colorado Figures Tied to Denver Politics and Industry
A dense roster lists Crawford Hill and dozens of Colorado public figures, bankers, lawyers, and business leaders from Denver and beyond. Names include ex-governors, ex-supreme court members, bank presidents, railroad officials, and smelter magnates, reflecting a broad political and economic network. The passage concludes with Willam McKinley’s acceptance message on labor wages and social duty.
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Crawford Hill
Denver Reepublican
HB. B. Coe
Denver Times
Denver
Murray
J. Belford
Charles D. Hayt
Supreme Reourt
W. &. Stratton
Colorado Springs
W. N. Dixon
Pueblo
J. Q. Richmond
Cripple Creek
Ji Beush
Greeley
William Scott Lee
Holbrook
Alanos
Routt
Janti
Herrose-Llewellyn
First National Bank of Colorado
Hy Dugan
National Bank of Colorado
Key
Thoms Azell
Dean Peck
Willard Ames
Arapahoe County
BK. FE
Dunlevy
Wolf Londoner
Walter B. Cheeseman
Denver Union Water Company
J. H. Cleghorn
T. M. Bowen
United States
W. G. Smith
Golden
George Kephart
Durango
B. M. Sabin
Idaho Springs
Elmer W. Merritt
Paul J. Sours
J. 5. Wolt
Internal Revenue
Frank Kratzer
Harry Malinx
Maxey Tabor
Brown Palace Hotel
E. W
Ar Baat
A. Sutton
First National Bank
F. O. Roof
Walsenberg
Ed F. Brown
C. K. Gayman
Breckenrridge
J. W. Beaman
J. C. Trombly
Brighton
J. W. McCreery
Green
Conditions in the Philippines and currency trends amid political shifts
The Manila dispatch reports unsettled conditions in the Philippines with Ladrones active against elites and foreign troops, amid debates on independence. The piece also tracks currency growth from 21.10 in 1896 to 26.85 by September 1900, and notes Vermont's recent Republican gains and Bryan's stance against socialists.
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Williiam McKinley
Political and economic notes from the era
A compilation of opinion snippets and updates touches on socialist support, government railroads, mining profits, Cuba under McKinley, newspaper consolidation in Lewistown, and findings from the South African War. It notes public sentiment, press hostility to trust papers, and wartime prisoner figures.
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Cuba
Cubia
William McKinley
Lewistown Eagle
Lewistown Democrat
Democrata
Lewistown
Amalgamated Press
Fergus County
Trust
vMcers
Vermont election shows Republican edge despite liquor debate
The Chicago Tribune notes the Vermont governor race produced about a 30,000 plurality for the Republican, above the state’s average in presidential years. Prohibition and local option affected votes, with some gold Democrats switching to the Democrats. The result is seen as a positive omen for the GOP.
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Vermont
Ryan
Chicago Tribune
Harrison
Republcan
Republican
Bryan estopped by his own treaty stance, Sun argues
The New York Sun contends Mr. Bryan cannot reconcile backing the peace treaty with opposing Philippine retention. It claims his push for a Bacon resolution would have been mere opinion and that ratification, not independence, governs the law. It says Bryan would be estopped if he voted yes then denounces imperialism now.
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New York Sun
Bryan
United States
Senate
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Hoar
Equine Sympathy Cartoon Dialogue
In this cartoon exchange a cart horse asks about objections to a tight rein while the troiter quips it compares to the stiffness of the owner’s high collar. The gag centers on animal irony and human attire.
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Pay Reed
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