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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1900

Page

4

Republican State Convention Called for Helena Montana

Helena Montana July 18 2900 by direction of the Republican State Central committee a republican state convention is called to meet in Helena at the auditorium at 11 o clock a m on Wednesday Sept 5 1900 to nominate presidential electors representative in congress governor lieutenant governor secretary of state associate justice state treasurer state auditor attorney general and superintendent of public instruction and to transact other business as may come before the convention all electors of the state are invited to participate representation is apportioned among counties with delegates and alternates elected and voting rules for absentee delegates detailed J P Woolman chairman T B Mien secretary

Helena Montana Republican State Central Committee Congress Supreme Court Public Instruction Republican Party State Central Court House Dillon Beaverhead County

Republican County Convention Called for Dillon Mont

In line with state committee guidance the BeaVerhead Republican county convention is set for September 1 1900 at 11 a.m. at the Dillon courthouse to nominate candidates for state senator two representatives in the legislature and other county offices and to elect 14 delegates to Helena. Primary conventions for delegates and alternates are scheduled for August 27 1900 in precincts as directed by the county committee.

State Central Committee Old Beaverhead

Silver Republicans and the Republican split in national politics

The piece recalls the silver issue in the previous presidential election and notes that times have changed. It argues Silver Republicans align with protectionist and expansionist aims and defend the party's integrity against Democratic plans. It also critiques misstatements about Navajo blankets and wool content.

Prices and politics mix as wool and votes frame Beaverhead views

The letter discusses wool prices expected to rise but growers delaying sales awaiting better conditions. It recalls 1896 Oregon results and questions Bryan's potential western gains. Also reports a new bicycle ordinance banning sidewalk riding and critiques its breadth. The Beaverhead Republican outlook is positive for party unity ahead of September convention.

Free Trade Tripunz

Bryan's Broad Speech Omits Silver and 1878 Crime

The speech praised as an admirable example of Livingston's climate and consistency, but Bryan did not mention silver or the 1878 crime. Friends note memory lapses and wide coverage of topics, critiqued for omitting the free coinage of silver at a 16 to 1 ratio.

Bryan Livingston

Butte Inter Mountain Unity Call in Democratic Push

The paper argues Montana Republicans must unite to defeat a united Democratic front allied with Senator Clark. It cites a Miner interview praising cooperation within the Maginnis Smith Toole Nolan Anaconda Standard wing and warns divided Republicans cannot beat a consolidated Democrats this year.

Butte Inter Mountain Miner Maginnis-Smith-Toole-Nolan-Anaconda Democratic Party Clark Kansan Inter Mountain Montana

Argentineans Form McKinley Roosevelt Club Platform Attacks Bryan

A Kansas City suburb Argentine organizes the McKinley and Roosevelt Democratic Club to denounce the 1900 Democratic platform for favoring populism and socialism. They pledge to support McKinley and Roosevelt for safety of the nation and business interests. In another note a Niagara County farmer reports higher income from eggs than from butter, citing 618 dozen eggs from 100 hens versus four cows. Utah and Nebraska eggs are desired as Montana farmers resist shift.

Kansas City McKinley and Roosevelt Democratic Club McKinley Roosevelt Bryan Stevenson Niagara County New York Utah Nebraska Montana W. J. Bryan Nashville (Tenn Baltimore Sun Wilmington Del Richmond (Va Waterbury Mugwump

Dillon Examiner Publishes Call for Democratic State Convention

After weeks of deliberation the Dillon Examiner prints the call for the Democratic state convention. The Dalyorata and Clarkites in the county have patched up their differences, with Clarkites making up about 95 percent of the county Democrats.

Dillon Examiner Dalyorata Democrata

Democrats Face Looming Test Against Notable Gubernatorial List

The Inter-Mountain questions whether Democrats can beat a strong slate for governor including David Folsom Col A L Babcock H O Kessler J E Richards Byron Cook Tom Marshall A J Bennett and ex Gov B F White. The piece notes GOP optimism and cites Democratic papers wavering on Bryan plus other candidates entering the field as Beaverhead Democrats show cautious candor and convention pressure grows.

Inter-Mountain David Folsom Meagher A. L. Babcock Yellowstone H. O. Kessler Silver Bow J. E. Richards Byron Cook Tom Marshall Missoula A J. Bennett Madison B. F. White Beaverhead

Monadnock Building in Chicago Compared Size and Role

The Monadnock Building in Chicago is described as a massive structure seventy by four hundred feet, notable for its size and population impact. It is noted to contain within it a separate post office, highlighting its multifaceted role in the city.

Chicago

Sheriff Padley Denies Any Deal In Pyle Controversy

The excerpt reports Sheriff Padley denying a Democratic Pyle deal amid town rumors. It recalls Padley mentioning possessing Sheriff Pyle’s resignation, either in his pocket or safe, prompting questions about his actions with that resignation and the overall political tension.

Mantle Leaves Silver Republicans to Rejoin GOP

Senator Lee Mantle announces in the Inter Mountain a letter to Granite County officials that he cuts loose from the Silver Republicans and will henceforth be a Republican. His departure removes the party’s chief and most earnest worker, while the Republican Party welcomes Mantle back with pleasure.

Lee Mantle Inter-Mountain Silver Republican Central Granite County Mantle Silver Republican Party Republican Party

Death and the devil side with Beaverhead democrats this year

The piece accuses Beaverhead Democrats of zeal for vacancies in Republican offices to place Clark Democrats with Tommy Barrett & Co. in control The author recalls the sheriff and Undersheriff Moore and cites Garfield warning against supporting a dying political party.

Beaverhead Tommy Barrett & Co Clark

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promise and Cure Claims

The advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages as a constitutional disease. It states the remedy is taken internally and works by cleansing blood and mucous surfaces, building up constitution. Proponents offer one hundred dollars for any unt cured case and urge sending testimonials to Bicheneу & Co Toledo. Hall's Family Pills are recommended.

Hall Bicheney & CO Toledo Druggista Tec

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