Beav erhead county voters urged to back tariff backed prosperity
In a partisan appeal from Beaverhead county Montana readers are urged to support Republican tariff policy under McKinley and to credit it with rising cattle wool and general prosperity. The piece contrasts Republican gains with Cleveland Wilson era losses and claims Montana's beef sheep and wool values rose sharply since 1897.
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William NcKinley
United States
Harrison
Clearing House
Cleveland
Democratic Party
William McKinley
Congress
Montana
State Board of Stock Commissioners
Apostles of Democracy
Beavershead County Silver Mine Vote Debate
The piece argues that all Republican factions oppose silver interests and warns that electing Democrats, including state legislators and a U S senator from Montana, would harm silver mining. It claims a Democratic senator could do as little for silver as a Republican.
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Beaverhead
United States
U. S
Montana
Montana Democrats Align with Republican Policies for Votes
Senator Norris and Montana Democrats claim benefits from Republican policy but only to win Republican votes. The speaker argues Montana Democrats are acting for votes and that the national Democratic stance on silver is inconsistent with the Montana edition. The record and facts dispute their position.
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Norris
United States
Beaverhead County
Montana
Lima
Messrs. Metlen
Paul
United States Senate
Mr. Norris
Acta
Grover Cleveland
Congress
Silver Friends
Montana Republicans Rally Against Silver and Free Trade
The piece argues the Democratic party sacrifices silver to win elections, citing New York and New Jersey stances, and predicts Montana Democrats will drop silver. It claims Republican rule boosts Montana wool, lead, and overall prosperity, urging voters to back the county ticket.
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Democrata
Grover Cleveland
Congress
New York
Bryan
New Jersey
Kentucky
Maryland
Montana
Democratic Party
Tammany
Party of Free Trade
Democratic papers shift stance on silver and Chicago platform
A Dillon Examiner analysis notes St Louis Republic and other major papers move away from silver advocacy, aligning with national Democratic platform. It contrasts western and eastern Democrats, and questions the influence of local organs on party unity and policy.
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Dillon Examiner
St. Louis Republic
Chicago
Missouri
South
Mississippi Valley
Republic
Montana
Grover Cleveland
Western
Congress
Senate
New York
Pennsylvania
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