What of It What Is the Democratic Silver Stand
The Dillon Tribune argues Montana Democrats are insincere on silver what they call the sole issue. It criticizes Hartman and party leaders for aligning with Republicans to aid silver mining while failing to back broader reforms. The piece cites Beaverhead County gains under Republican policy as proof the GOP delivers prosperity. It challenges Democrats to name real achievements and steadfast positions on silver and other industries.
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Sone Democrate
Congresa
Democratic Party
Charley Hartman
Democratic Party of
Montana
Jack Hartman
Campbell
Chicago
Democrats
New York
Hartman
Beaverhead
Harrison
Beaverhead County
Clark
United States
Register at the First Opportunity to Vote
Notice urges voters to register during the six day window from October 24 to 29. It warns that failure to register will prevent participation in the upcoming election. Official guidance emphasizes timely registration to ensure voting eligibility.
Beaverhead County Vote Pivotal for Silver Cause
The Salt Lake Tribune argues Utah smiles at a Montana tale as Beaverhead county voters face a key election. It lauds the Republican slate while warning that defeating the full Democratic ticket endangers the silver cause and notes an effigy incident in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Utah
Montana
Miss Janie Carter Seen as Qualified County School Superintendent
Editorial endorses Miss Janie V. Carter for county school superintendent noting her experience and capability. It argues the school interests would be well cared for under her administration. The piece blends local politics with a wartime casualty statistic and speculation about party dynamics in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie V. Carter
Tably
Beav erhead County seathtreasurer candidate praised
Alph Decker praised as ideal treasurer for Beaverhead County despite facing strong Democratic opposition. Decker is described as qualified and popular countywide. E H Mayers, Republican clerk and recorder, is seen as having a near assured re election due to lack of opposition and proven public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alph. Decker
Beaverhead County
Mr. Decker
E. H. Mayers
Campbell and silver issue in Montana politics
The piece accuses the Democratic camp of exploiting the Paramount Issue for gain, notes Campbell as a Democrat and Cleveland ally, and argues Hartman is used to persuade Republicans that voting for Campbell supports the silver cause. It contrasts Democratic flips on silver policy and warns about party trustworthiness.
Beaverhead County Road Official and Public Admin Leader Named
Joe A. Wall of Dell will oversee road making for Beaverhead county for two years starting next January. Chas W. Gray of Lima will administer the office of public administrator. Clark county races face nonendorsement and factional disputes while Chas W. Conger is seen as eminently qualified for assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe. A. Wall
Dell
Beaverhead County
Noada
Pyle Named Sheriff of Beaverhead County
Announcement praises Sheriff designate Pyle for his businesslike methods and thoroughness in managing the Beaverhead County sheriff’s office. It credits his leadership in developing the county’s cattle butchering and stock shipping industry and asserts he will be an ideal sheriff with qualifications to personally oversee the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyle
Beaverhead County
Local newspaper blasts Democratic claim on Beaverhead county
A political tract accuses the party organ of spreading propaganda claiming Beaverhead county will vote for gold on November 8. The Examiner denounces the claim as rot and accuses Democrats of fooling voters with misleading rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Beaverhead
Dillon Visitors and Local Travels Highlight Week
Sage crook resident Harry Smallhorn visited Dillon while Mr. Slack bought beef cattle from Mr. Marcum. Mrs. Perry returned to Kansas after visiting Redrock relatives on the 15th. Road Manager Don Bray traveled Bedrock district as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smallhorn
Sage Crook
Dillon
Mr. Slack
Marcum
Martin McManemey
Mrs. Perry
Redrock
Kansas
Don Bray
Bedrock
Messrs
Edward and
John Mooney
Messrs. Jones and Shultz
Grayling
Julius Craver
Salmon
Idaho
8. Slater
M. A. Henneberry
Roy Dingley
Clark’s Canyon
Friends
Grasshopper
Samuel Jaggers
Horse Prairie
M. B. Henneberry
John Wenger
Butte
David Metlen
Bridwell
Mr. McLain
Silver Bow Meat Co
Butta
Clark Anderson
Lost River
Huff
Miss Ella
Examiner quotes on office voters and candid editor
The Examiner discusses action around an office plank and the behavior of readers while noting the Tarpine congratulates a contemporary editor who is a candidate for frankness. No further context or specifics are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Examiner
Tarpine
Bon Accord Tug Capsizes During Trial Run
A Bon Accord testing vessel capsized during a trial run and is being recovered by the Bon Accord Co Work. The incident leaves the crew safe and the company assessing damage and next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Accord
Bon Accord Co
Executions of Jacks and Druggan on Chicago scaffold
George H Jacks formerly Muskegon police chief and John Druggan were hanged in Chicago after convictions for murder. Jacks had asked the jailer to bar clergy but agreed to be assisted by a priest before the execution. He showed deep agitation as prayers were recited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Jacks
John Druggan
George ET
Muskegon
Mich
Andrew J. McGhee
Robert @udgeon
Druggan
Jacks
Troops Leave Virden After Inquest Developments
In Virden Illinois on October 19 the coroner's inquest heard Superintendent Lukens finish his testimony with no new facts. Sheriff Davenport corroborated guards' accounts and claimed he had discharged deputies from the stockade before last Wednesday. The inquest may close today as Battery B of Galesburg and Troops from Chicago depart for home, with all troops expected to withdraw by October 28. Guards have been released on bond and Lukens along with six intruders remain under heavy guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trooups
Virden
Virnen
Lukens
Davenport
Galesburg
Chicago
Industrial Commission Organizes in Washington
The government industrial commission elected Senator Kyle as chairman and ex Representative Phillips of Pennsylvania as first vice chairman, with Representative Gardiner of New Jersey as second vice chairman. Secretaryship was deferred until November, and the Bliss building in Washington was selected as headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrianl Commission
Washington
Government Industrial Commission
Kyle
Phillips
Pennsylvania
Gardiner
New Jersey
Committees On Permanent Organization
Bliss
Snowstorm Strikes South Dakota With Heavy Falls
Snow covers most of the state east of the Missouri river with 8 to 12 inches in the east and south, 2 to 4 inches more in central and northern areas. Wires down or troubled, rail service continues. Temperature near 40 above zero. In Omaha a double tragedy unfolds as Mrs. Hattie Steele dies. Iola Childs survives a gunshot wound to the head.
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South Dakota
Huron
S. D
Missouri River
Black Hills
Omaha
Omawa
Hattie Steele
Clarkson Hospital
Iola Childs
GC. W. Bishop
Presbyterian Hospital
Shilohs Cure Praised By Local Observer In Burrano
A local note from Burrano, New York, extols Shilohs Cure as a remarkable remedy for advanced consumption. The author claims it has saved many from the disease and mentions Central Pharmacy as a seller run by L J Williams.
Cut Rates to the East and Midwest Rail Fares Revealed
Rail lines announce lower fares with Chicago first class at 43.00 and second class 38.00, St. Louis first class 41.50 and second class 36.50. Atlantic coast points also see reduced rates. Check Oregon Short Line offices for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis
Atlantic Coast
Oregon Short Line
Ely's Dream Balm Promoted as Non-Irritating Catarrh Cure
An advertisement extols Ely's Dream Balm as non-irritating and easy to apply for catarrh. It claims rapid relief, thorough absorption without drying the membrane, and safe use with a 50 cent mail order option from Ely Brothers in New York.
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Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren St
New York
Marshall Profile: Montana Republican Nominee for Congress
The Helens Herald provides a sketch of Marshall, Montana’s Republican congressional candidate. Kentucky born and Missouri educated, he practiced law in Kentucky before moving to Missoula in 1883. He formed Woody & Marshall, ranches in western Montana, raises Jersey cattle and Kentucky trotting horses, and served in the 1886-87 Montana legislature as judiciary committee chair.
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Sma
Marshall
Montana
Congress
Helens Herald
Kentucky
Commonwealth
Paducah
University of
Judge Woody
Woody & Marshall
Jersey
Registry Agent Announces Voter Registration in Beaverhead
I Q O K Paul registry agent announces registration in Election District No 6 Beaverhead county Montana. Registration opens October 26 at O K Paul & Co to register qualified voters for the November 8 1898 election. He will also be at M Dowling's October 24 and 26 with office hours 9 am to 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Q O. K. Paul
Beaverhead County
State of
Montana
O. K. Paul & Co
A. D
Beaverhead
M. Dowling
O. K. Pau
Registry Agent Announces Voter Registration Dates
James P. Murray, Registry Agent for District No 7 Beaverhead County Montana, will register qualified voters at O H Padleys ranch Bishop precinct on October 24 25 26 1898 and at Birch Creek precinct school house on October 27 28 29 1898 from 9 a m to 9 p m each day for the November 8 1898 Beaverhead county election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. James P. Murray
Beaverhead County
State of
Montana
O. H. Padley
Bishop Precinct
Birch Creek
Beaverhead
We Carry Haviland Dinter Sets in Yellow or Green
A catalog note lists Haviland Dinter sets with yellow and green gilt decorations. Eight single cups and saucers or separate pieces cost 50 dollars in yellow decoration and 65 dollars in green. The green sets feature more gilt.
Registration Notice for Beaverhead County Electors
Registration of the names of qualified electors in Beaverhead County Montana for the November 8 1898 election begins October 24 1898 at 1 o clock and ends October 29 1898 at 9 p m Each Registry Agent will publish a notice of sittings in every precinct The list names George L Metlen District No 4 A French Argenta Amede Bessette Bannack J C Harrison Polaris district listings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Montana
Ieelock
Registry Agent to Register Voters in Beaverhead County
Neil Sharkey Registry Agent will hold registration sessions at the Hecla Mercantile and Banking Company stores in Glendale and Hecla precincts on October 24 25 26 and October 27 28 from 9 am to 9 pm for the upcoming Beaverhead county election on November 8 1898. Sharkey lists Beaverhead Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Sharkey
Beaverhead County
State of
Montana
Hecla Mercantile and Banking Company
Glendale
Hecla
Beaverhead
Nein Sharkey
Registry Agent's Notice for Beaverhead County Montana
George R. Metlen registry agent for District No 1 Beaverhead County Montana will sit at Metlen Hotel Dillon on Oct 24 25 28 29 1898 and Poindexter school Blacktail precinct Oct 26 1898 and Sim Hetes residence Barrett precinct Oct 27 1898 for the upcoming November 8 1898 election in Beaverhead County Montana. Grovas B. Mersey 4 Beaverhead county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Metlen
Beaverhead Gentty
State of Montana
Metlen
Dillon
Poindexter School House
Blacktail
Sim Hetes
Barrett
Beaverbead
Montana
Grovaz B. Mersey
Beaverhead County
State of
Montane
Notice of Registration for Voters in Local Election
Fragmentary OCR note indicates registration or payment timing for voters. Mentions dates around October and options for registering voters or paying fees. Little readable detail on exact names, places, or offices.
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Mark ‘Hanna
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Cleveland
Democrata
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Bin
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Lima
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Ryan Canyon
Dr. A. E. Salter
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Brier
James P. Murray
Haviland
Dinter
Jewelers
Butte, Mont
J. C. Harrison
Polaris
Con Bray
Bedtock
D. J. Paul
Lin and Dell
J. P. Murray
Bishop's
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Mt. Madison
Dewey
Benj. Dunbar
Wisdom
Bowen
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Fox
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