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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1896
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner reports at press time that McKinley and the gold standard appear to have won the presidential election, with a slim chance Bryan could prevail. The paper notes insufficient space to print the full results this week.
Unofficial returns show fusion candidates winning by large margins across the county. Beating Republicans for county clerk and possibly district court clerk, fusion majorities range from 100 to 600. independent Republican support credited. The Examiner thanks cooperating voters as Democratic and People's parties take control.
The county campaign ends with sincere commendation for G T Pauls as Democratic county central committee chairman. He accepted the role reluctantly but conducted a businesslike, clean and fair campaign that led to a successful county ticket victory. The Beaverhead County Democratic party rewards him with thanks.
The Examiner published Mr Cochran’s detailed statement listing firm care, business address, and a gold payment dispute over an underwear bill. He invited readers to inspect proofs at his place. The following day Tritone repeated unverified charges without checking facts.
Beaverhead county locals praise Democratic and fusion ticket gains while Republicans tout campaign vigor. The Pilgrim Tribune notes a statewide auditor change, plains memory of Sage Creek, and a county sweep for fusion candidates amid party clashes as the press salutes Beavers head county results.
A garbled sentence references Democrats suing and public reaction. The text is unclear and lacks concrete names dates places organizations or outcomes to summarize reliably.
A garbled note highlights Charley PaphLey and mentions surprising quantities and a list described as phenomenal. The text references high expectations and some technical terms, but the overall meaning is unclear due to corruption.
An election card notes for district voting shows R. Bene RN and associates guiding a slate for the Democratic and People's parties. It lists about eight hundred supporters or participants backing the slate and naming local figures.
The Tribune denounces Mr Norris in a sharp editorial and predicts Democratic control of county affairs next year. The piece argues the new officeholder will lead with ability efficiency and economy for the county government.
The Exansner claims it has never worked to disrupt the local Republican party and says the factional fighting is a matter for the party to handle. Independent observers should let the warring GOP factions resolve their differences.
The column notes a near complete victory for the Democratic and Populist slate with Padley and Nortis leading. It cites large margins for several state and county offices, lists numerous names with party designations, and indicates results are not fully tallied across precincts.
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