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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1894
Page
2
The piece outlines Democratic and Populist county tickets for Missoula and Bozeman with candidates for a range of offices including county clerk treasurer and sheriff. It defends the integrity and fitness of ticket bearers and criticizes opponents while urging voters to support qualified independents.
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The readable text shows a jumbled account of a sports scene with mentions of the audience portion and possible team names but lacks clear facts or identifiable persons, places, dates, or outcomes. The fragment suggests an ongoing cup or match event but provides no verifiable details.
The piece defends the integrity of Montana’s public offices against claims that corporate pressure would control government if the capital were moved to Anaconda or kept in Helena. It denounces the accusation as baseless slander while urging defense of state institutions.
A Helena paper denounces Eortorss of the Northern Pacific Railroad as being discharged for opposing the town campaign. It praises Democratic Populist county candidates and urges readers to withhold their votes to favor economical county administration.
The Examiner urges the Democratic Populist county ticket to hustle for votes in the current political fight. It warns that staying home will not elect them and reminds readers that the old adage says the Lord helps him who helps himself.
A March letter from Coeur d Alene miners to Butte Trades and Labor Assembly accuses the Frisco mine directors of hostility to labor. The signatories say the directors are Helena businessmen led by ex-Governor Hauser and partners A M Holter J Murphy and A M Misler among others pursuing varied Helena ventures.
The Minnesota Republicans show weak prospects as their candidate Knute Nelson holds only a 2,000 vote plurality amid a larger Segregate vote of 100,000, seen as a surrender by the party in a state with a sizable opposition.
The Helena capital controversy centers on Marcus Daly with opponents praising his influence while accusing backers of manipulating the legislature. Critics call the accusations weak and warn the debate may shift to debate tactics and financial influence tied to Anaconda interests and the temporary capital plan.
The Helena group counters allegations that Anaconda is a science city or a colony, accusing opponents and the Recorder of publishing false lists and misinformation. They assert the accusations misstate facts and defend local business and political figures amid ideological friction.
The Anaconda Copper Company declares its properties are free from mortgage or indebtedness and all stockholders are U.S. citizens. Helena speakers allegedly maligned Anaconda to sway public opinion in Montana. Voters face a forthcoming reckoning as residents express disgust with political tactics.
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