Governor Toole Visit Draws Dillon Rally and Parade
Democrats in Dillon under the Jefferson-Heinze club hosted a big rally for Governor Toole and labor leader Alex Mackel with Hon. Edwin Norris in attendance. A parade led by Mrs. Fitzharris preceded a crowded theatre showing Toole’s autobiography and defense of initiative and referendum along with railroad commission measures.
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Governor Toole
Alex Mackel
Silver Bow County
Edwin Norris
Mowever
Fitzharris
Finley McRae
Supreme Court
David G. Browne
Mackel
Labor Party
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Amalgamated
Montana
Democratic Party
Examine the Records and Party Record Contrast
The passage contrasts the state legislature where the Republican house and Democratic senate blocked or passed bills by party lines. It notes a county reclassification bill saved taxpayers, two anti fraud bills failed in the senate, an initiative and referendum proposal failed, and a fellow servant law was emasculated by the senate. It ends with a call to examine records to judge who should stay in power.
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Theodore Roosevelt
George Washington
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Thomas Jefferson
Montana
Judge Parker Faces Question of Law or Caprice
The piece wonders if the nation will keep a government of law or bow to individual caprice. It suggests that if Parker favors caprice, the election will favor Roosevelt for a government of law.
Toole criticized for demagogic attack on Roosevelt speech
The Montana governor J Toole faced strong backlash for ridiculing Theodore Roosevelt’s constitutional stand and accusing him of demagoguery. Critics say the charge undermines decency and harms public trust while praising Roosevelt as a vigorous advocate for equal rights and universal justice.
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Big Lima Rally to Feature White and Parsons Address
Four big Beaverhead County Republican rallies culminate with a Monday Lima event. Gov. B. F. White and H. H. Parsons will speak on campaign issues, with an excursion train from Dillon and a $1.50 round trip. Additional rallies statewide follow as candidates work the county.
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H. H. Parsons
Missoula County
White
Parsons
Fragmented OCR Item From Bannack Archive
Readable bits show names Bannack Jackson and Farlin with numbers 26 27 28 30 31 in an unclear listing. The piece lacks coherent events or context but preserves several proper nouns and date-like figures from a historical page.
Dillon Woman Tours Centennial Valley and Virginia City Trail
Mrs. Culver and son Mathew invite a Dillon visitor on a 300 mile journey from Dillon to Centennial valley and Virginia City. The trip includesTwin Bridges fair, Madison House hospitality, Uncle Sam forest reserve sights, and O. Bert Paul’s Monida buildings praised for their paint.
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Monida
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M. H. York
Miller Arrested in Blackmail Case in Missouri Charge
Dillon residents report Dr. S W Miller osteopath was arrested on a rape and seduction charge and extradited to Kirksville Missouri. Sheriff Dart held him until a Missouri officer arrived. Miller says the case is blackmail and abides innocence awaiting November court.
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S. W. Miller
Missouri
George Dart
Helena
Dr. Miller
Kirkeville
Lewistown
Kirksville
Mr. Dart
Gentle Osteopath Physician Earned Wide Respect
The record notes he conducted himself as a perfect gentleman with above reproach behavior. He rose in public estimation, earned unlimited confidence from friends, and enjoyed a solid medical practice as an osteopath physician.
Think Twice Before Voting In The Butte Election
The letter accuses Clark, Heinze and the Amalgamated of collusion against the Republican party and denounces Tom Patterson and Joe Toole. It appeals to decent citizens to resist a populist coalition and warns that corporations would benefit if the Democrats win.
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Tom Patterson
Colorado
Butte
Joe Toole
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Roosevelt Favored In East As Election Winds Shift
A Tribune letter notes New York betting two to one Roosevelt, signaling eastern support. The piece argues Roosevelt will win a large popular majority and urges votes for the Democratic ticket as a change from McKinley era prosperity. It recalls Toole’s 1896 remarks and Cleveland’s phrase on confronting conditions.
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McKinley
Parker Badges Seen Less As Town Mulls Post Office Entrants
A local reader notes the scarcity of Parker badges in town and suggests watching foot traffic at the post office evenings to observe who arrives and departs. The remark invites attention to local identity symbols and daily activity.
Democratic Party issues double campaign buttons for east and west
The Democratic National Committee issues a gold belt for the east and a silver for the west to balance facing both regions. Parker criticizes the army and navy as too costly and hints at a possible larger force.
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