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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1898
Page
4
The July 20, 1898 report forecasts a hot contest between Mantle and Hartman factions for state convention control. Republicans hope to frame the war as the congressional campaign issue, while Democrats in Congress and the Populistas backed patriotism in dealing with the demands.
Despite two months till state party conventions in Montana the INN campaign progresses with leaders pushing effective work. The brags band feature has been dispensed with thus far, yet preparations continue across parties.
A Montana observer notes Senator Mantle dismisses the silver issue as back number and says territorial acquisitions will dominate campaigns. The real Montanan audience has watched Mantle’s stance evolve over the past year and expects a decisive shift in policy focus.
The report alleges Seratet Natth receives money from Math Havnans comption to influence Senate matters. It cites signs that the Hartel has been tapped and notes a silver Republican organ in Heaverhead Cody. The piece points to hidden alliances and possible desistance from national affairs.
The passage records public reaction to a war loan drive and references past government finance actions. It mentions support for the appeal and hints at use of funds for defense, with critical remarks about policy and justifications connected to national campaigns and industry.
Fragmented OCR passage refers to a political contest between Democratic and Republican forces, mentioning education issues, a state attorney, and figures like Lee Mantle and Mark Hawns. The garbled text hampers precise details but hints at party sentiment, county delegation influence, and electoral stakes.
A Beaverhead county statement backed Hartman against the Helena Herald noting Montana voters largely support Hartman on free coinage and war funding. It argues the congressman aligned with constituents and opposed policies favoring the wealthy, condemning attacks as misread political position.
A distorted wartime notice discusses PPE usage and civilian risk in operations. It mentions spend priorities, potential life costs to foes, and contracting for defense efforts amid ongoing war. The text is garbled but centers on protective practice and public safety during conflict.
Special to the News Ledger reports Red Cross leaders claim mistreatment and oppression during wartime relief work. They accuse officials of prejudice and poor hospitality as they describe the voyage and assignments from Camp Merritt.
A damaged and garbled report describes Red Cross supplies and dock access during a wartime incident. It mentions officers, a General Mer tilt, and travelers with limited liberty passes. The text references women, a cabonel restaurant, and a shore patrol, with confused details about timing and locations.
Snippet lists various events and conventions across states including Nebraska Indiana Utah and Utah with dates ranging July through September. The notice invites readers to contact O and L agents for exact dates and details of excursions and gatherings.
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