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Loca
Honest Republicans urged to resist free trade trap
The excerpt accuses Democrats of engineering a scheme to defeat Republicans by funding Populists to promote a People’s party agenda. It claims the Democratic National Committee is sending money to Kansas, Nebraska, the Dakotas, and even Montana to foster free trade education and boost a third party ticket.
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East
Democratic National Committee
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
People’s Party
Montana
Beav erhead Democrats Conclude Meeting With Staves Speech
A Beaverhead County Democratic gathering featured Miss Staves delivering a speech that saved the meeting from collapse. Tim Collins claimed the governorship for Montana in a sharp but muddled night, while speakers attacked the Populists and praised party unity.
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Local Political Ticket Names for County Officials
The ballot lists candidates for vice president secretary of public instruction and all county posts. Whitlaw Reid runs for vice president, A B Steers for superintendent, Henry N Blake for chief justice, Benjamin Webster for clerk, T J Galbraith for judge, J B Losee for joint representative, Thomas F Hamilton for sheriff, T J Murray for clerk and recorder, A J Noyes for assessor, E J Conger for county attorney, commissioners WM Mauldin Henry Thompson George Galbraith T B Craver, Millie Coffin for superintendent of schools, Josephus Rich for public administrator, and I Cashmore for coroner.
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A.J. Noyes
E. J. Conger
WM. Mauldin
Henry Thompson
George Galbraith
T. B. Craver
Miss Millie Coffin
Josephus Rich
Beaverhead County Election Claim About Ballot Demographic
A partisan passage asserts no Democrat will cast a ballot for the People’s Party in Beaverhead County on election day. The speaker wagers a large sum and claims certainty about voter affiliation and ballot outcomes.
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Beaverhead
People’s Party
Democratic figures and Beaverhead county politics
The piece notes a Republican lean in Beaverhead county despite Democratic organizers pushing a county ticket. It mentions limited fundraising success totaling nine dollars and a half spent on promoting a free trade organ and Cleveland hats, with W. A. Clark reportedly contributing to the legislative ticket and linking his support to a future Senate bid.
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Democratic Committee
Free Trade
Cleveland
W. A. Clark
Legislative
United States
Dixon
Montana
Congress
Ma. Dixon
Ir County
Helena capital schemes meet with Madison county resistance
A Virginia City correspondent roasts Helena corruptionists as they seek to sway Madison county voters for the capital. He cites past bribery, a former Virginia City newspaper, and warns 1500 Madison votes will oppose Helena, while Lima townsfolk resist Dillon free trade speakers at a Monday event.
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Anaconda Standard
Virginia City
Helena
Madison County
Vinlainra Ciry
Montana
Sime
Serena
Madisonian
Lima
Dillon Free Trade
Degenerate political plan blocked by local committee
A man rejects a democratic legislature plan, refusing its use for any purpose including sustenance of a famishing organ. He blocks passage via the local committee, recalling a previous failed attempt.
New York Republicans Rally Behind Harrison Victory
In New York the GOP scene shows firm unity as Tom Platt backs the ticket and Benjamin Harrison is named the Republican nominee. The crowd cheers for protection, reciprocity, and honest money while pledging a united party to victory on November 8.
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New York
Tom Platt
Bill
Corban
Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Harrison
Reid
Helena Promises Deceptive in Capital Campaign Claims
The Helena press denounces promises and money used to push Helena as a permanent capital. It charges agents in Montana with bribery and unscrupulous recruitment of newspaper owners and officials. The piece questions the scope of promised agricultural colleges and warns appearances may mislead voters.
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Western Democrat
Montana
Apticultural College
Miles City
Billings
Livingston
Bozeman
Boulder
Wilk
Suekers
Missorla
Helena capital railroad scheme sparks election day boost
The Helena capital drive boasts a rail line from Crackerville to Dillon and a promise of votes for Helena on election night. Sam Ward leads the push with speeches, while critics condemn it as a political bluff aimed at swaying Beaverhead and Madison counties.
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Dillon
Ward
Beaverhead
Madison
Helena, Journal
Journal
Two Letters Show Voter Convictions and Political Tactics
A Boston Journal comparison highlights Harrison's clear convictions versus Cleveland’s evasive stance on public questions. The piece argues Desperatic ticket support would ruin wool and mining districts, urging readers to vote accordingly. It also notes Mrs Annie M Beam’s success using Chamberlains remedy after the Johnstown flood for diarrhea. 25 and 50 cent bottles are sold by Boud & Peterson.
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Cleveland
Annie M. Beam
McKeesport
Indiana
Johnstown
Chamberlain
Boud & Peterson
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