Life Sketch of John T. Athey
John T. Athey, born in Maryland, served in the Union Army from 1861 to 1865 under Gen. George A. Custer with the Seventh Cavalry. He later held roles with the Kansas surveyor and chief engineer offices, worked as a bookkeeper at multiple firms, and served as clerk of the district court in Cascade County from 1896, first voting for Lincoln in 1864. He resided in Great Falls since 1890 and held steady public office thereafter.
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Democratic Hopes and Montana Election Outlook
The piece argues Democrats overpromise before elections while Republicans in Montana show steady growth in votes from 1902 to 1908. It defends Montana’s GOP alignment, criticizes Democratic alliances with trusts, and notes Walter Hartman stumping for his brother while labeling Charlie Hartman as an insurgent.
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