Republican District and County Ticket List
A long list of political candidates by office and district. Names include Lester Wilson, H A Kessler, Paul McCormick, G Murray, Folsom, A J Bennett, A N Yoder, T J Porter, K F Edwards, G C Proctor, R Von Tobel, W E Harmon, J F Dodge, J Gil Willis, Milton L Davidson, Alvin L Anderson, Alva J Noyes, Lewis J Price, Oly M Best, Joseph Wall, Chancey Brown, Robert J Moore, John Innes, John S Baker, W N Cushings, Miss Janie V Carter, Isiah Cassimore, Charles W Gray.
Do You Want More Tramps in the Coming Election
The piece urges voters to reject a Bryan administration and vote for what benefits them, claiming Coxey armies and hard times would follow. It attacks the Helena Independent editorial page as nonsense, misstatements, and rot in its public dialogue.
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Aguinaldo
Helena Independent
Independent
Campaign Reasoning for State and Nation in Turbulent Times
An unsigned editorial argues voters should preserve national policy, citing prosperity and debt reduction under current administration. It extends to Montana, praising continued leadership while condemning corruption and factionalism, insisting local votes hinge on personal fitness and principles.
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Cifcythia
Montana
Democratic Party
Examiner Attacks Morse Over Purity in Politics
Dillon paper targets J. E. Morse not a candidate, accusing him in a political campaign while urging focus on a broader public morality menace in the state. Readers question why the paper chooses Morse as a target instead of addressing the real issues.
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Dillon Examiner
J. E. Morse
Morse
Examiner
Mr. Morse
Bryan and Aguinaldo in Presidential Debate
The piece argues Mr. Bryan seeks order in the Philippines with local self government and a United States protectorate, while McKinley favors stable governance and sovereignty. It questions imperialism and warns voters about a Bryan administration and its potential social consequences.
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McKinley
Philippines
United’ ‘States
Bryan
Pata
Cleveland
Coxey
Congress
Altgeld
Tillman
Aguinaldo
White House
Bryans
Manilla
Rattles in the Ear: Democratic Fear Tactics in Elections
The piece argues that Democrats rely on fear with imperialism and free trade as scare words to drive votes. It notes that free trade is dead and free silver abandoned, while Bryan’s interpretation fuels concern about the flag in the Philippines. It laments the Democratic strategy at century's end.
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Philippines
Mr. Bryan
Jefferson
Vote Against Debauchery in Montana Politics
A political editorial urges Montanans to vote against W. A. Clark citing alleged voter debauchery and corruption. It argues both parties face choices between Clark and Daly and warns of potential crime with a Democratic legislature in Helena next winter.
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Clark
Mr. Daly
Helena
W. A. Clark
Montana
Open Letter From Mr Best Denies Morse Influence
The Dillon Examiner and Horror Tribune are accused of false insinuations about Morse linked to Beaverhead County county commissioners. O. M. Best refutes the claims and asserts he will treat Morse like any citizen if elected, denying any improper influence or prior contact.
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Best
Horror Tribune
Dillon Examiner
Morse
Mr. Morse
Beaverhead County
Wall
Brown
O. M. Brsrt
Examiner urges vote for democratic county commissioners
The article portrays the Examiner as motivated by patriotism and public service in urging readers to elect Democratic county commissioners, asserting it seeks no county printing business or personal gain.
Daly-Clark vendetta colors Montana politics
The Butte Miner’s next morning version of Tuesday’s rally is attacked as a prevarication. The piece accuses the Daly-Clark feud of undermining core Democratic principles in Montana politics.
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Butte
Clark campaign promises spark bribery warnings in Beaverhead
The notice accuses Clark supporters of offering rewards to Republicans to sway votes for Clark in the Montana legislature. It claims some Republicans may accept boodle to betray their party, urging vigilance and reporting of any approaches to authorities for action.
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Clark Doodle
Helena
Bryan’s Foresight Faulted In Snowy Logic
The writer mocks Mr Bryan for predicting calamity if defeated, noting past forecasts failed to come true and pokes fun at his repeated rhetoric. The piece ridicules his claim that military growth implies further explosive expansion in four years.
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Bryan
GROWTH NOTES ON TARIFF AND FINANCIAL POLICY
A concise excerpt argues that careful statistics show the benefits of a protective tariff and sound financial policy. It promises verifiable summaries and urges readers to examine data to understand the growth moving forward.
Montana Wool Industry Seeks Protection Amid Rising Prices
The summer wool clip from Billings tops 10.7 million pounds and Great Falls 8.5 million, with Montana growers totaling over 30 million pounds worth about 5 million dollars. The piece urges voters to recall protection as vital to this industry, which is now threatened by mob violence against figures like Roosevelt.
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Billings
Great Falls
Montana
Voters urged for Republican slates amid Daly reference
A local urging stresses voting Republican to avoid Daly style political cuffs. The piece notes Marcus Daly as Montana Democratic Clubs treasurer and cites McKinley odds of two and a half to one among election gamblers.
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Democratic Party
Daly
Montana
Marcus Daly
National Association of Democratic Clubs
McKinley
Judiciary Taken From Corporations and Boodlers
A call to remove judiciary influence from corporate and political corruption and place the courts in service of justice. The phrase argues for reform to curb corporate and boodler power in legal processes and restore integrity to the judiciary.
Bryan Down in Egypt Fourteen Addresses South Illinois
In southern Illinois known as Egypt Hon. W. J. Bryan canvassed the region with fourteen speeches from early morning until nearly midnight. Large audiences in Salem and East St. Louis praised his message amid keen interest for Roosevelt. Bryan declined to speak when Roosevelt’s event started, urging voters to hear both sides before deciding.
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Beaveratle
Illinois
st. _ Loni
Egypt
W. J. Bryan
Salem
Alton
Tllinois
East St. Louis
Bryan
Roosevelt
Mr Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Chis Mertattid
Depew Speech Sparks Riot After Chicago Rally
Senator Chauncey M. Depew addressed Republicans at the Marquette club in Chicago when a masked mob attacked the three mile escort of marching clubs. Several marchers were injured including Michael Ball with a broken nose and multiple teeth knocked out, George Hughes knocked unconscious, and Captain Maurice Wollman struck from behind.
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Chicago
Chauncey M. Depew
Marquette Club
Chauncey Depew
Sedgwick Street
Uiparo Avenue
Michael Ball
George Hughes
Maurice Wollman
Robert Lang
Roosevelt Tours Illinois in East St. Louis Speech
Governor Roosevelt closed his Illinois tour in East St. Louis with the largest audience here since the McKinley Bryan campaign. Republican groups in the county and St. Louis applauded the vice presidential candidate who showed no weariness after stops including Springfield where he spoke on Lincoln’s life and achievements.
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East St. Louis
Roosevelt
Ilinois
St. Louis
Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Hanna and Frye to tour Midwest with stops in five states
Senator Hanna accompanied by Senator Frye of Maine plans a weeklong swing starting Monday Oct 15 from Chicago. They will speak in Waukesha Madison and Sioux Falls and visit Winona St Paul and Nebraska before returning. Hanna will skip Kansas to limit time away from Chicago.
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Chicago
Hanna
Frye
Maine
South Dakota
Nebraska
Waukesha
Madison
Winona
Minn
St. Paul
Sioux Falls
Icansas
Unknown Greenland Land Mapped by Amdrup Expedition
The Amdrup Greenland expedition has arrived aboard the Antarctic in Copenhagen. They explored and mapped a previously unknown stretch of land extending from latitude 69 degrees north to Agassiz island at 67 degrees 22 minutes north.
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Copenhagen
Amdrup Greenland Expedition
Agassiz- Island
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Beavophgad
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Lewis J. Price
Oly M. Best
Joseph Wall
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John
Innes
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Charles W. Cong
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Isiah Cassimore
Charles W. Gray
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Pierce
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Burnside, Putnam Co
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Dillon, Mont
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Lans
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