Ex Governor White Open to Short Senate Term
The Missoulian reports ex Governor H. F. White of this city is willing to accept a short term United States Senate seat.
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H. F. White
United States
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1894
Page
2
Judge Henry Announces Park County Candidacy for Senate
Judge Henry of Park County District Court joins Republican bid for United States Senate as entries close and party momentum builds.
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Henry
Park County
United States
Stevenson Dies in Samoa at Age Forty Four
Robert Louis Stevenson, eminent novelist, died at Apia in the Samoan Islands at the early age of 44. His passing leaves a notable vacancy in contemporary literature.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Apia
Samoan Islands
Stevenson
Town politics stir as calls for militia rise
The passage describes fear that Governor Richards may need to call out the state militia to quell turmoil within the Republican party over a senatorial contest. Townsend promoters vow to present a petition with LO signatures at the coming legislative session and remain confident of success.
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Richards
Beoaad Water
Townsend
Editorial backs Weed and Mantle for U S Senate
Yue Neihart Herald endorses ED Weed and Lee Mantle as strong Republican leaders and the choice of Montana’s young Republicans. It lauds their ability vigor and party service as peerless for the Senate race.
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Yue Neihart
ED. Weed
Lee Mantle
United States Senate
Montana
California Republicans contest Budd election ruling party dispute
The text notes California Republicans have begun proceedings to challenge the election of Gov Budd. It suggests the party seeks to overturn a contest backed by the returning boards and judiciary, reflecting a pattern seen in Montana where similar disputes have occurred.
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California
Budd
Sivali
Montana
Wall Street banker backs silver to restore gold equality
Presi dent st. John of Mercantile National bank argues before the house banking committee that restoring silver to par with gold is essential for the country’s future prosperity. His position from a major Wall Street financial power lends weight to the plea for silver.
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Wall Street
St. John
Mercantile National Bank
House Committee of Banking
Bitter strife sparks open war among Montana Republicans
The Helena Herald attacks Butte obdurate leader Meurntein and the Great Falls Leader join in defense, with editorials fueling a heated dispute among Montana Republicans over senatorial aspirants.
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Montana
Helena
Butte Teter
SERATOR VOGRHEES AIMS FOR REELECTION DESPITE SILVER U-TURNS
SERATOR VOGRHEES has executed another sommersagit and is now pos ing again as a free silver advocate. His approaching reelection two years hence may have something to do with this sudden return to his fret jove free silver, but it is to be hoped Indiana constituents will not trust him again. Voorhees is seen as a political trickster and lightning change artist, not a serious candidate for the United States senate.
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Serator Vogrhees
Indiana
Bie
Voorhees
United States Senate
Michigan Democrats Move Toward Party Reorganization
The Michigan Democrats advance a movement aimed at reworking the party structure with goal of adopting free silver stances. Supporters praise the reform effort while critics call for orderly leadership changes within the party.
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Michigan Democrats
Senator Voorhees Endorses Silver Coinage Policy
Senator Voorhees urges equal coinage of silver and gold, arguing silver money benefits the common people and should be legally minted at a fixed ratio. He defends the 1873 coinage act as wise and safe and calls for re enactment, stressing national opinion over foreign views.
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Voorhees
Congress
Vorhees
Senate
Goid
ISNT
Petition drives direct legislation referendum proposal in state
The Helena Independent notes petitions circulating statewide urging a constitutional amendment to allow direct legislation or a referendum on all proposed laws. It calls for laws passed in regular sessions to be submitted in three stages to the people, with timing and thresholds outlined, though details remain contested.
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Helena
Income Tax Law Enforced After Senate Approves Deficiency Bill
Congress passed a deficiency bill authorizing 250000 to fund collecting the income tax. Taxpayers with federal income over 4000 must pay tax on income above 4500, and those over 3500 must file sworn statements with the collector. Local residents, including Dillon county, face payment obligations though few news staff may be listed.
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Congress
Dillon
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