MICHAEL DAVITT VIEWS ON THE BOER WAR AND AMERICA
Michael Davitt criticizes British policy in South Africa, arguing the Boer War is a failure and exposing foreign mercenaries and Home Front politics. He recounts his disillusionment after investigating Transvaal conditions and meeting Boer leaders, and predicts shifts in American political support if British conduct continues.
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Wherry Tavern
Rone Davitt
Nottane
Paul
Domoth
Tranavaal
Transwaters
Davitt
Tergilt
Hla Wivico
America
South Africa
Prtovis
Loenzo
Cone
Zouin Anton
Tina
Hitlen
Matias Betsis Delileler
Henry We
Onal Tolaleer
Free State
England
Tubovis Mal
Johannesburg
Boyne
Pan Keuser
Mr. Davitt
Good Government He Issue Amid Mining Firm Debate
The Butte Miner rebuts a claim tying the Amalgamated Copper Mining Company to Montana politics. It defends mining interests, questions Democratic attacks, and urges restraint on property rights and investment climate. It endorses lawful, balanced governance and cautions against framing mining firms as public enemies while preserving Montana’s reputation and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Amalgamated Company
Persto
Amalgemuind Company
Tts
Silver bin
Wetle
Elren
Butto
Hoye
Democrat Party
Montana
Ona
Rgt
Democratic Party
Miner
Joseph K. Toole
Serre
Sir Bow County
Tedeger
Fusion ticket condemned as ruinous to Silver Bow county
The fusionists’ nominated ticket is denounced as anti democratic and self serving, a ruinous choice that betrays taxpayers and independent workers, threatens property values, raises taxes, and undermines law and reform. Citizens of Silver Bow county are urged to act on election day.
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Democratic Party
Joe Toole
Helena
Ita Noellees
Bow
Bryan's Dishonesty in Dakota Speech Fallout News
A plain answer to Bryan's charge on republican responsibility for trust is presented on this page, examining the fate of an anti trust measure in the last congress. It notes Republicans acknowledge the Sherman anti trust law's inefficacy in all cases.
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Bryan
Senate
Repub
Andi & Man
Dakota
Fusion critics J E Toole on party names and aims
The Helens Independent interview republished from the Butte Miner on September 2, 1893 quotes J E Toole condemning fusion as a mere expediency. He defends the Democratic party’s name and discipline, warns of the dangers of a mixed ticket, and argues for separate independent parties over a coalition bent on office and favors. He warns that fusion would erode responsibility and democratic principles, favoring expediency over principle.
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J. E. Toole
Butte Miner
Chicago
Democratic Party
Eastern Montana Benefits From Republican Tariff Policy
A Billings correspondent notes Eastern Montana shows boosted prosperity from Republican tariff policy. Bank deposits rose from 1890 to 1894 as capital more than doubled and deposits nearly tripled, with banks unable to lend fast enough to meet demand. The piece predicts a McKinley administration victory will surprise Democrats and reflect public prosperity.
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Billings
Montana
Billings Banka
Cleveland
Mon Link
McKinley
Democracy and Trusts in Democratic Critique
The piece argues that democratic leaders criticize reforms yet lack willingness to implement them. It describes the Wesocratic faction as prone to criticism without reform. It labels the trust as a great evil, noting its loss of local control and the party's dilemma in addressing it.
Proposed constitutional amendment on trusts and monopolies
The article discusses a proposed Article XVI to regulate trusts and monopolies, detailing federal and state powers to define regulate prohibit or dissolve trusts, and noting the Democratic opposition to anti trust legislation. It cites voting on the amendment with 154 yeas mostly Republicans and 132 nays mostly Democrats and populists, and reflects on party positions and constitutional mechanics.
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United States
Neveral
District of Columbia
Congress
Forest Reserve Land Application Notice
A.B. Hammond filed an application with the United States Land Office in Helena Montana seeking to select under the June 4 1872 act lands described as Lot 2 in section 18 and the southeast quarter of section 9 and the southwest quarter of section 10 in township 1 south range 9 west Montana principal meridian. Within thirty days from first publication protests claiming the land is more valuable for mineral than agricultural use will be received and noted for report to the Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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A.B. Hammond
United States Land Otce
Helena
Montana
South Range
Helena, Montana Land Office
General Land Office
George D. Greene
Register
Notice to Creditors Fatute of Herman Horst deceased
Administrator Joseph W. Long announces to all creditors and claimants of Herman H. Horst deceased to present verified claims with vouchers within ten months of the first publication. Claims should be mailed or delivered to No 11 North Washington street Butte Montana in Silver Bow County. Dated Butte City September 25 1900.
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Herman H. Horst
North
Washington Street
Butte, Mont
Silver Bow
Montana
Joseph WY. Long
Herman J. Horst
Butte City
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IL Inter Mountain Mountan
Havk Mountain Publishing CO
Inter Mountain Publishing Company
M. A. Berger
Granite Street
Mont
William M'Kinley
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Michael Davitt
Kroonstadt
Rovers
Delwace
Mr. Batts
People of
Montanava
Amalgamated Copper Mining Company
Statemhal
Ayihus
Butte
Maud B. Folsom
Standan Oli Manor
Commonwealth
Jefferson
Jackson
Wendell Phillips
Phillips
Great
Party of Reform
Supreme Court of the
Congress of the
Supreme Court of the United States
New York Corporation
St Tex
Jas. K. Toole
Fusion
Democracy and Trusts
Schatzlein Paint CO
Dr. Dodd
West Park Street
Butte, Montana
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
Wea
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