Bimetallism Debate and Myles for Sheriff in Broadwater
The article urges Montana voters to unite for bimetallism through cooperative action with silver Republicans and populists, praising Senator Teller and the silver movement, while urging Broadwater county to support Myles for sheriff. It argues that cooperation, not party loyalty, should guide county office selections, highlighting Myles's record as Miner's Union president and his suitability to protect public funds and mining interests.
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Silver Republican Party
Jes
Teller
St. Louis
Democratic Party
Montana
Broadwater County
Tsse
Robert D. Myles
Miner’s Union
Myles
Be for a Silver Man Dr Wilder and Patrick Leonard
Dr Wilder and Patrick Leonard express support for shared patronage and fair prices for hazardous work. They support cooperation over amalgamation and advocate as a conservative legislative ticket aligned with voters seeking safer, fair business and public policy.
Early Montana pioneer SOM Previtt outlined for assessor
The piece catalogs SOM Previtt’s Civil War service in the First Missouri Cavalry and Missouri State Militia. It notes his Helena arrival in 1865, appointment as assessor in Meagher county, later moves to St Louis and Bedford, and tenure as postmaster of Bedford until 1885. It also includes editorial remarks on publishing political statements and local financial matters.
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First
Missouri Cavalry
St. Louis
Hassel
Bedford
Legislative Assembly
State of
Board of County Commissioners
Membe
Congress
Roosevelt Seen as Likely Victory in November Election
In a convention mood, Democrats acknowledge some contenders with real claims though voters may reject them in November. The nation favors a fighter and New York state rallies behind Roosevelt, who is expected to win decisively.
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Crats
New York State
Roosevelt
Lie
Merchant learns of Fatherington debt from clerk
A staged dialogue from Pearson's Weekly shows a merchant sending a young clerk to collect money from Mr. Fatherington. The clerk reports uncertainty after a brief exchange in which Fatherington declares a personal acquisition, saying, That’s all right, my boy. She is yours. Take her and be happy. An aside notes average English weight versus the French.
Notice of Expenditure and Coownership on Gold Leaf Claim
Radersburg Broadwater county Mont 1897 labor expended on the Gold Leaf quartz lode mining claim Cedar Plains district Beason 224 RSU annual labor deadline December 1 1897 ninety day window to contribute or have half interest transferred to subscribers Keating Ringleberg James Wood acting as coowners first published September 22 1895.
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Broadwater County
Nem
Frank L. Moore
Cedar Plains
Monttown
United States
Juust Keating
Coplacs
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Joe Thompson
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