Political conspiracy against Montana outlined for election
A Montana editorial warns of a corporate and multimillionaire alliance backing the democratic ticket. It argues a consolidated deal among Amalgamated Copper, Standard Oil, Heinze, and allies threatens state government, urging a Republican win to restore governance by the people.
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Amalgamated Copper Company
W. A. Clark
Heinze
Amalgamated
Silver Bow County
Standard Oil
Clark Ound
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William Clancy
Patrick Mullins
Butte
J. L. Blossom
EK. M. Tower
Harney
Clancy
Boston News Bureau
Butte Daily Miner
Amalgamated i
William Lindsay
Toole and Labor Party Endorsement Stir Montana Debate
The article surveys reactions to Governor Toole's record and his praise of the Labor Party for endorsing the Democratic state ticket while avoiding its own nominations. It questions his stance on initiative and referendum and notes Roosevelt polling gains and party rallies in Lima.
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Montana
Commonwealth
Democratic Party
Republican Party
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Democratic State Senate
Roosevelt
Knox
Northwestern
Bryan Denounces Parker Tactics In 1904 Commoner
William Jennings Bryan states he has nothing to withdraw and accuses Parker supporters of deceitful methods to win the nomination. He says the New York platform was vague to gain votes from opposing audiences and calls the nomination’s securing cracked and indefensible.
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Judge Parker
William Jennings Bryan
The
Commoner
Popular Roosevelt draws support nationwide in 1904 campaign
Reports from across the country praise President Roosevelt and credit him with stirring the American spirit, especially among young men. Debates flare over Parker Davis alignment and Montana politics as rumors of Toole’s third term surface amid local mishaps and medical aid in Dillon and De Moines.
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Wilken Lovell
Billip Lovell
Veere
Lovell
de Mo A. Walker
Dillon
Looveall
Pneumonia Replaces Old Term Inflammation of the Lungs
An old expression inflames the term linking lung disease to danger. Coughs signal risk and surviving pneumonia weakens the lungs, increasing the chance of consumption taking hold. The text traces how inflammation of the lungs came to be known as pneumonia and notes severe consequences.
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