Cleveland third-term debate stirs Democratic committee voices
A Chronicle review shows Democratic national committee members divided on Cleveland's renomination. Some favor a third term, many oppose, and several are noncommittal, with regional splits and comments from Norman Mack, John Neill, James Eaton, and others.
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Montana Democrats react to Cleveland support clash
The piece lampoons United States surveyor general Neill and his bid to send a Cleveland faction to the Democratic national convention. It notes Montana Democrats tire of Grover Cleveland, Roosevelt faction pressures, and a looming Payne Machen crisis as investigations churn and party nerves fray.
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New York to Convert Erie Canal Into Ship Channel
The era of grand canals grips the nation as Canada leads water routes from Lake Superior to the Atlantic. New York plans a ship canal along the Erie route at a cost exceeding one hundred million dollars.
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United States
Lake Superior
Atlantic
Niagara Falls
Aship Canal
Forests of United States Hold Vast Timber Resources
Official estimate places U S forest area at 700 million acres. If managed well, merchantable timber could be ten times greater. Forestry is taught in over forty schools with Yale Cornell and the Biltmore College offering advanced classes and degrees.
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Yale
Cornell
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Knox in Dilemma Over Trust Prosecution
Attorney General Knox faces a tough choice between pursuing trust prosecutions and appeasing the Republican party. He risks alienating supporters if he acts, while inaction could invite public backlash. The political clash places Knox under pressure from both the party and public.
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Reform Cries Rise as Democrats Forecast 1876 Style Platform
The piece argues rottenness in Republican public offices will revive a Democratic platform modeled on 1876 with Samuel J. Tilden, calling for reform in many paragraphs. It suggests reform as the main issue in the next campaign and urges honest men to expose Washington’s conditions to sweep the GOP from office.
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Washington
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Unconstitutional Fair Trial Bill Sparks Montana Court Ruling
The Montana Supreme Court declares the fair trial bill unconstitutional citing technical defects Though the aims of proper court procedure were sound the court says the law conflicts with the state constitution Only two remedies remain amend the constitution or elect district judges in Silver Bow and nearby counties both years away.
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Silver Bow
Dentist C M Eddy Next Door to Telephone Office
C M Eddy dentist operates next to the telephone office in a small local scene. The item notes his nearby location for easy access by residents seeking dental care.
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