State Capital Fight for Anaconda Town Market
Beaverhead County advocates for Anaconda as the state capital, urging efforts to build up the town into a thriving market for local products and investments.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1892
Page
1
Anaconda Seeks Capital Status With Rail Access
Anaconda positions itself as Montana's best located and equipped city ready to be the state capital. It touts churches schools hotels waterworks sewerage drainage and an electric railway to appeal to national decision makers.
Three Planes of a Kind Free Trade and Nullification
South Carolina Ordinance of Nullification 1832 opposes federal duties while Article 1 of the Confederate Constitution 1861 limits tariffs to revenue. Democratic Platform 1892 denounces tariff protection. Local Beaverhead politics recounts Lima rally, torch-lit procession, speeches by John Cotter L Wines and J E Rickards, and large Republican turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of the
United States
South Carolina
Congress of the United States
Congress
Confederate States
Democratic Party
Democratic Platform
Lima
John Cotter
L. Wines
Butte
L. J. Price
A. O. Rose
Millie Coffin
Dillon Brass Band
Limi
Dillon
Wen
Hamilton
Tom
Oriff
Bozeman Leads Capital Contest With Broad Montana Credentials
The Daily Chronicle touts Bozeman as the strongest candidate for the capital, arguing she is most accessible from all corners of the state and excels in agriculture mining manufacturing stock growing utilities education and church capacity. It urges Beaverhead and Madison County voters to back Bozeman wholeheartedly.
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Montana
Daily Chronicle
West
Bozeman
Beaverhead
Madison Coun
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Splendid Electric Railway
and Telephone Connec
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Warm Springs
Greg
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Sam Ward
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Argenta
Wie Aiepublican
Harrison-Hartman Club
Idaho Street
Montana Street
Metlen
Garfield Club
Bannack
Harrison Club
Republican Clubs
Glendale
Deweys
White
Rich
Railroad Avenue
Orr Street
Washington
Virginia
Idaho
Richards
Lotkin
Henry Cushing
Hon. B. F. White
Henry Burfiend
Eopper Gulch
Helena
Opera House
Whites
J. Wotter
Col
Alokuth
John McDonald
State Senate
Nith Zoe
Candi
Montana City
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