Montana Rail Rate Debate Sparks Dredges of Promises and Power
In Glendive Joe Dixon decries Democratic and other parties for praising a railroad rate bill that affects interstate shipping only, urging scrutiny of Montana's conditions. He cites Gov. Toole veto of a state railway commission bill and calls for elected commissioners to end executive patronage, arguing Montana remains at the mercy of transportation interests.
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Glendive
Joe Dixon
Dixon
Roosevelt
Republican Congress
Montana
Gallatin Valley
Billings
Iowa
Toole
State of
Cornelius J. McNamara
Nathan Godfrey
Milton L. Davidson
McNamara
Silver Prices Rise as Mint Buys 150000 Ounces
The director of the mint bought 150000 ounces of silver at 70.13 cents per ounce delivered at the Denver mint. Bids for silver sales will be opened on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays instead of Wednesdays only.
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Washington
Denver
Heinze Urges Montana Voters to Back Republican Ticket
F Aug Heinze, once a staunch Democrat in Montana, returns to Butte and urges voters to support Republican candidates for state legislature and a GOP majority in Congress. He lauds Roosevelt era policies, inflation of growth in Butte, and anti trust strides, predicting substantial western backing for a sweeping Republican victory.
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F. Aug. Heinze
Montana
Butte
Heinze
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
West
REQUIREMENTS OF THE SHERIFF
The article urges Beaverhead county voters to elect Fred Randolph for sheriff. It praises his twenty years in the county, mining and business work, including a current role as Argenta merchant. It argues he will run the office economically and enforce the law with honesty and courage.
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Fred Randolph
Randolph
Beaverhead County
Argenta
Bryan learns leading the mule easier than stopping its kick
A Tribune-Review insight notes that Mr. Bryan may find it simpler to guide the democratic mule than to curb its vigorous kicking, highlighting political challenges ahead.
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Bryan
Tribune-Review
Bryan's Punctured Bubble
The Butte Evening News notes Democrat Bryan faces opposition in Montana as Heinze shifts to progress and good government. Walsh's campaign rhetoric meets cool reception in Northern Montana while Roosevelt attacks prompt detachment among eastern Democrats. The piece compares Bryan’s New York reception to Blaine-Cleveland era warnings and quotes John A. Logan on trust in the tried over pretenders.
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Bryan
Butte Evening News
F. A. Heinze
J. M. Kennedy
Montana
Heinze
Hearst
Democratic Party
Party of Progress
Spellbinder Walsh
Helena
Roosevelt
Walsh
New York
Mr. Bryan
Madison Square Gardens
Burchard
Moses
East
Dewey
Mamila
Vote Guidance Seems Partisan Rally Boldly Urges Choices
The piece urges voting for Hon. Chas. N. Pray for congress as a vote of confidence in President Roosevelt and his fight against trusts, life insurance boodlers, and railroad combines. It warns that Walsh or any Democrat endorses Roosevelt’s censure and W A Clark for U S Senator.
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Chas. N. Pray
Congress
Roosevelt
Walsh
W. A. Clark
United States
Grover the First
Laborer’s friend uses a Chinese servant in kitchen scheme
A figure posing as a laborer’s friend hires a Japanese worker as a house servant while political adversaries Walsh and Toole tout opposition to cheap labor. The piece mocks their stance by noting their own use of cheaper labor, as they travel the state arguing against it.
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Slippery Joe Toole
Congress
Mr. Walsh
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Liver Relief Through Digestion
An exhortation that a torpid liver signals overall fatigue and should be treated by nourishing digestion rather than strong drugs. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is praised for restoring stomach function, aiding blood formation, and cleansing toxins. Endorsements from medical men highlight Golden Seal root and related ingredients as key to liver and digestive health with claims of broad curative action.
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Pierce
Roberts Bartholow
Jefferson Medical College
Grover Coe
New York
R. Coe
John King
Cincinnati
John M. Scudder
Scudder
Finley Ellingwood
M. D
Bennett Medical College
Chicago
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Milwaukee
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Dillon
Mont
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Val'blatz Brewing CO
Ieme
Dillon Furniture Company
G. T. Paul
A. L. Anderson
Feed & Sale
Petiy John Company
Tenar Haute
John Kent
Tribune
Dillon, Montana
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