Beaverhead County Republicans Endorse McKinley Roosevelts Aches
In a Beaverhead county convention the Republican ticket for the coming election is outlined with statements of mourning for William McKinley and strong support for Theodore Roosevelt and the national irrigation law. The platform condemns corruption, calls for tariff protection, fiscal reform at the courthouse, opposition to House Bill No. 55, and pledges to repeal wasteful county printing, road law reform, and enforcement of the eight hour work law.
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Republican Party
Beaverhead County
William McKinley
Roosevelt
Republican Congress
Friends of Protection
Clark-Heinze
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Board of Commissioners
Democrats mark 1902 campaign with tariff contrast
The piece contrasts 1890s Democratic free trade policy under Cleveland with Republican policy under McKinley in 1897. It cites bank failures and Coxey protests under Democrats, then revival of business and higher cattle prices under Republicans. It urges voting . It promotes Joseph M. Dixon and Dillon Theatre events.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Coxey
United States
McKinley
Congress
Cleveland
Omaha
Montana
John Morgan Evans
Joseph M. Dixon
Dillon Theatre
Honest Democrats? A Blunt Look Back at 19th Century Politics
The letter argues that the Democratic Party has a long history of dishonesty from Buchanan through Tammany Hall figures to Grover Cleveland. It claims honest governance is an illusion, with examples cited across national and state affairs and accusations of misuse of funds and corrupted elections.
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Montana
Heinze
Labor Party
F. Aug
Buchanan
U.S. Treasury
Mason and Slidell
Abe Lincoln
Democratic Party
Saint Louis
Minneapolis
W A. Clark
Fred Whiteside
Helena
R. B. Smith
W. A. Clark
U. S. Senate
Boss” Tweed
Tammany Hall
New York City
Oakes Ames
Fullerton
Alonzo Ames
Grover Cleveland
Oregon
Jackson
Dixon Praised as Ideal Congressional Candidate from Missoula
The Missoula county report extols Joseph M. Dixon as a highly respected lawyer and a principled citizen. It notes his strong 1483 votes in a 1200-wide county GOP base, his leadership rise in the legislature, and argues his congressional candidacy would bolster Montana’s standing. It also notes Judge Holloway as a clean chief justice nominee and mentions party dynamics.
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Missoula County
Joseph M. Dixon
Congress
Dixon
Montana
Inter Mountain
Holloway
Labor Party
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Dileon Tribune
Tribune Publishing Comp'y
Tanoss
Tarpune Publishing Co
Eprron Tarpune
Dillon
Tarpune Pup. Co
Tribune
Supreme Court
W. L. Holloway
Republican County
George Woodworth
B. F. White
David F. Reinhardt
B. N. Stevenson
John S. Baker
C. W. Robison
C. W. Conger
Miss Mak Rich
Jacob Hartwig
Surrey
M. A. Walker
Public Administrators, Cashmore
Justices of the Peace
Josephus Rich
J.S. Virmillion
A. A. Elliott
J.T. Young
Republican Platform
Kinta Lake
Montana Democracy
Kalispell Inter Lake
Missoula
Chicago
New York
Monte Carlo
Oxford
Raglans
Palmer
Eliel Brothers
Montana Street
Dilton
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