Taft Defends Republicans At New York Dinner
An Anaconda Standard excerpt notes Taft’s reorganization dinner in New York where he argues the Republicans have not vanished. The piece suggests continued fight in both Taft and Roosevelt supporters and predicts GOP campaigns will persist beyond Progressive movements.
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Taft
New York
Oon
Progressive Party
Republican Party
Liberal Republican Party
Greenback Party
Farmer's Alliance
Silver Republican Party
Federal Court Hears Coal Case Ruling Cited by AG
The Federal Court in Washington rendered a coal case decision. Attorney General Wickersham said the ruling could so completely destroy the campaign coalition and affect political dynamics.
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Federal
Washington
Wickersham
Coal Ownership Sparks Debate Over Public Access
A newspaper column questions whether coal should be owned by a few companies that control most anthracite. It argues the public may have equal rights to coal, noting judges urged relief and warning against exclusive ownership. It also comments on cabinet choices and the incoming leader's speeches.
Wilson Hints On Cabinet And Tariff Reform Plans
President elect Wilson is described as a cautious, thoughtful leader who has not revealed his cabinet choices or full program. He indicates the extra session will cover more than tariff reforms and that his forthcoming message will name several priorities for Congress to address.
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Wilson
Congress
T. J. Walsh
Montana
United States
Walsh
President Tafton Defends Admin In New York Address
President Tafton spoke to leading Republicans in New York City defending his administration and party. He noted a million Republicans voted for Wilson to block Roosevelt, arguing against democratic and Progressive radicalism tearing at the nation's pillars. He urged endurance but warned against demagogues and theorists endangering the state.
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Tafton
New York City
Iis
Wilson
Roosevelt
United States
Goodbye Governor Norris Leaves Office With High Praise
The retiring governor Edwin Norris departs the executive chair amid broad statewide good wishes. He is praised as clean, honest, fearless and capable, leaving a legacy seen as worthy of the state and its people.
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Norris
Edwin Norris
Farewell to a faithful and upright Montana governor
The passage lauds a Montana governor for four years of service, noting his independence and daily presence on the job. It emphasizes his lack of wealth, absence of corporate influence, and the public trust reflected in direct voters backing him. It ends with a sincere farewell praise.
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Montana
Catarrh Cure Promoted As Internal Remedy
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal treatment that purges blood and mucous surfaces. It claims effectiveness via a physician approved formula and offers testimonials. the Montana brief mentions local editorials and upcoming political expectations.
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Hall
F. J. Chene
Progressive party in California faces test in state assembly
Republicans and Democrats pose questions about whether Progressive control of California's general assembly proves the party's wisdom for other states. The record in California will supply the answers for voters in November.
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California
General Assembly
Golden State
You and I
Montana Legislature in 1913 Democrats Take Charge
O my oh. La Grande Oregon reports paving progress as the Second Street project reaches completion by Warren Construction Company. Bitulithic material used in street improvements across six and four fifths miles within the city limits.
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la Grande
Oregon
Warren Construction Company
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