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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1900
Page
4
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The list names presidential electors Lester H. Wilson, H C Kessler, Paul McCormick and includes candidates Milton L. Davidson for State Senator Alvin L. Anderson and Alva J. Noy for Representatives Lewis J. Price for Clerk of the Court Oly M. Best Joseph Wall Chandly R. Brown for County Commissioners Robert J. Moore for Sheriff John Innes for Treasurer John 8 Baker for Clerk and Recorder WM J Cushings for County Attorney Charles W. Conger for Assessor Miss Janie V. Carter for Supt of Schools Isiah Cashmore for Coroner Charles W. Gray for Public Administrator.
Theodore Roosevelt republican vice presidential candidate visited Helena Boulder Butte and Columbia Gardens amid cold damp weather receiving large crowds. Audiences packed depots and halls as he delivered clear candid talks that boosted support for his Americanism and the party.
A Helena meeting opens with a satirical political show titled A Terrible Fix. Democrats clash with Dalycrats and Clarkites as factions eye fusion with Populists and Laborites, while Bryan and national issues spark debate and speechifying.
The text cites historical figures including Washington Hamilton Jefferson Jackson Buchanan Douglas and Benjamin Franklin advocating or opposing territorial acquisitions. It frames debates on Canada Florida Louisiana Cuba and self government within republic expansion. The source mixes quotes and paraphrase to present a frontier policy view.
United States Department of Agriculture labor data show rising livestock values in MoonraNa as of January 1, 1900 with horses mules and cattle contributing to a total value of 41 million dollars. Swine data unfinished. The figures highlight a strong growth trajectory challenging doom-mongers.
A dated column notes the Cuban flag raised over public buildings in Santiago de Cuba on August 25. It comments on McKinley era Cuba policy, Bryan’s campaign, and Democratic talks, with digressions on cotton prices, Tagal mercy, and political figures. It cites Dom Paul sailing, Lord Roberts in Transvaal, and the deaths of Hobart and Sewell as contemporaneous items.
A Mt Clemens Michigan platform of June 1898 calls for fast annexation of Hawaii and annexation of Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines while seeking peace with European powers. It contrasts with later Bryan suggested positions.
A 1892 campaign reminder contrasts voters neglect with outcomes of upheaval. The Pennsylvania anthracite strike involves about 125000 miners amid disputes with coal barons over an eight hour day, with calls for arbitration and union recognition. The piece weighs the potential justice of any settlement and public sentiment.
Chicago Tribune and Theodore Roosevelt deny a report that he urged shooting strikers. Roosevelt and Col Turner deny making such statements at a Chicago auditorium during labor troubles. Debs's 1895 Woodstock visit is noted, with no reference to Roosevelt.
Readable text notes workers rushing to install a stand pipe supply for water engines near the depot. The description mentions the Short Line and a munt men at work. No specific dates or additional entities are provided in the fragment.
One hundred dollars offered for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. West & Truax and Walding Kinnan & M endorse J Cheney Co as trustworthy. Cure acts on mucous surfaces and is sold nationwide with testimonials available.
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