County Officials and Justices Listed in Tremont County
The document lists county officers including Clerk of District Court Shariff, County Treasurer, County Assessor, County Attorney, Coroner, County Auditor Merian Strasburger, Superintendent of Schools A C Newis, Public Administrator 2000 Chauvin, County Surveyor T Baker, and members of the legislature. Also named are County Commissioners Sam J Reynolds C A Rivers James Davidson, and a roster of Justices and Constables across multiple townships detailing names such as Albert Shepard J L Lewis Arthur Gillette and others.
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Merian Strasburger
A. C. Newis
Baker
Iehietee Oy
A. Ford
H. Cook
Eaysene
T. C. Miles
M. A
Berger Ate Dyer
YJ. Bennett
W. Elingwood
Sewall Davis
H. Levsen
George A
Clark George Blinn
Thomas Driscoll
DJ. Giard
George Pascoe County
Sam J. Reynolds
C. A. Rlvers
James Davidson
Routh Mutte Township
Albert Shepard
J. L. Lewis
Arthur Gillette
Silver Tow Township
H. Almon
T. N. Reebe
T. Terdeaux
Thomas Coombs
Walkerville Township
John Murstin
W. J. Harris
W. J Honenk
Jonathan Hosking
Aentreville
J. M. Iilee
W. Weglake
Angelo ‘Ou
Nagala Palagi
German Township
Milo French
Willan Calvert
Ten Twitchell
Arthur Furres
Red Mountain Township
W. J. Farmer
W. L. Robbins
B. Reynolds
Phil Reed
Hanna on the stump strengthens Hanna’s standing with workers
The piece argues Senator Hanna’s campaign appearances rebut Democratic attacks and win support from workingmen. It credits him with unflinching defense on labor union claims, challenging critics, and resigning if proven guilty, while noting press criticism from the Anaconda Standard and observed Montana readers.
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Hanna
Ike
Brutus
Mark Hanna
Ananda Standard
Montana
Property Rights and Democracy in Montana
The Inter Mountain warns Montana voters that democracy threatened by the Democratic party jeopardizes capital, labor, and prosperity. It argues for Republican governance to restore law, curb corrupt election practices, and protect invested capital while praising outside capitalists who develop Montana. It frames the election as a test of protecting property rights and state progress against Democratic misrule led by Joseph K. Toole.
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Montana
Capiu
Minias
Union
Republican Party
Anl
Turkey
Abkooth
Swat
Theovosna
Scentucky
Fathers of the Republic
Smith
Inter Mountain
Untl
New York
Butte
Inkos
Tater
Campais
Joseph. K. Toole
Joseph K. Toole
Helena
Presa
Unity in Silver Bow Campaign Drives GOP Pride
Unity marks the Silver Bow campaign as old-line Republicans unify behind state and county tickets. Chairman Gillis and assistants, George W. Irvin, ex-Governor Richards, and Judge De Witt push valid issues, with leaders in close contact with state chair Webster. Silver Bow Republicans enter the day confident, urging law and order while rallying volunteers.
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Gillis
George W. Irvin
Richards
de~ Witt
Trogan
Enemies of Prosperity in Montana Speech
The Inter Mountain defends eastern and local capital investment in Montana, condemns Democratic attacks on mining firms, and argues that driving capitalists from the state would ruin industry. It urges voters to back the Republican ticket to protect investment, jobs, and state prosperity.
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Montana
A Parallel Case in Montana Politics and Railroading
Senator W A Clark leads a proposed Salt Lake to Los Angeles line. Montana press attack foreign money and labor unrest, accusing promoters of political manipulation. Democratic factionalism, Toole’s nomination debacle, and cites of imperialism clash with state leadership and Hogan’s renomination.
Fragmentary political snippet references Toole and Silt
A clipped passage mentions Joseph K Toole endorsing a gubernatorial candidate associated with Robert H Silt and notes controversy within the labor party of Sfontana, stressing adherence to principle and labor ideals amid party tensions.
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Joseph K. Toole
Robert H. Silt
Labor Party of
Defense and Relief of Lucknow Recalled in Indian Siege
The piece recounts the 1857 defense of Lucknow during the Indian Mutiny, highlighting Sir Henry Lawrence’s leadership, the prolonged siege, and the two reliefs by Havelock and Campbell. It contrasts Sepoy forces and modern European warfare, noting the unyielding garrison and the dramatic relief actions amid harsh conditions.
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Pekin
India
Tey
Engilah
Lueckhow
Thinelty
Oudh
Henry Lawrelics
Trdian
Henry Lawrence
Cawnpore
Sir Henry Lawrence
Inglis
Lucknow
Henry Havelock
Havelock
Colin Campbell
Campbell
Passionate Caribbean to North Wind Poem Fragment
A fragmentary poem from Allen in the New York Tribune narrates a speaker born of heat who travels from tropical Carib Sea toward temperate lands. The verse contrasts sultry imagery with icy northern scenes as passion wanes and the speaker stands isolated.
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Fatera
Ana
Allen
New York Tribune
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