Change of votes could have shifted 9 states in 1896 election
The Dillon Examiner notes that a swing of fewer than 26,000 votes would have moved nine states to Bryan and denied McKinley. It discusses prosperity bets and the Democrats who regained congressional seats, naming Silver Dick Wand, Chatep Clark of Missouri, Waterbly Tolnan of Indiana, and mentions Jerry Stispen betting on the House outcome.
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Bryan
McKineley
Congress
Dick” Wand and
Chatep
Clark
Watebely
Tol Nan
Indiana
Jerry Stispsen
Fragmented Political Rhetoric on Republican Lessons
The passage critiques efforts to teach Republicans a lesson after the election, arguing the average voter wants practical guidance for office. It mentions McKinney and private pilgrim meetings with limited public speech and the distribution of federal papers through March.
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McKinney
Canton
Pest
Creation of State Railroad Commission Urged
An early year push urges forming an astute railroad commission to regulate passenger and freight rates between points within the state and to supervise railroad corporations, arguing Maulana laws are defective and need reform.
Legislative prospects for Montana legislature in January
The article critiques the last legislative assembly as corrupt and extravagant and expects a fresh session. It notes the upcoming legislature will be controlled by Democrats and Populists and aims to avoid politics in favor of practical progressive economic legislation.
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Legislative Assembly
Montana
Anahetas
Gayedena
Sauthoaunale
Mekindey Walsaiity Footlere
Bos Ciettion
Po Steerid
County divisions face renewed push amid reform talk
Local advocates resist county division schemes amid calls for a full slate of county officers. The eastern portal of the county shows efforts to present selected officers to the legislature, while opponents warn against unnecessary trouble and delay in reorganizing the county structure.
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Cysbhes
Rosehrebeouinty
Dikelphat
Schiemes
Deuce
le Gestaturs
Disorder in State Politics Prompts Public Alarm
Fragmented, unclear text discusses fear and political expectations in the state. It notes potential sensational developments and warns against hindrances to progress, with references to authorities and public concern. The piece reflects anxious civic commentary on governance and future prosperity.
Governor Smith Faces Meshing Parties In Montana
Public papers debate gubernatorial appointments between Democrat supporters and Populist allies. Voters who backed Gov Smith, who won Montana’s largest majority, trust his integrity and expect appointments to favor capable, service-oriented leaders.
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Repub
Froyern Re
Popuris
Sroith
People’s Party
Steith
Mr. Smith
Mostana
Free Text Books Push From Montana Leader
Helena Independent reports E A Carleton urges a free text book law as superintendent of public instruction seeks legislative passage at session start. He criticizes present laws but favors broader free books, citing states like Connecticut and Pennsylvania and warning of stalled school policy without reform. He plans to press the issue early and notes opposition from some groups.
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Helena
E. A. Carleton
Tie
Legistabers
Carleton
Esterday
Mertana
Peel
Sr Dvels
Basebeiel Regislatien
Montiga
Cnsitied Scheidls
Vindiie
Maite Alvear Biesetts
Connerticut
Pennsylvania
Sas
Wits
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Free Text Books
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Montana ST
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Luseleus DD. Newell
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Jobe J. Willams
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Charles Stoltz
Mantana
South Range No
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Erastus FB
Sprickle
Toba Dolan
Matthew Onen
W. E. Ook
Register
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Centennial Beer Hall
Richard Deacon
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