Married Woman and Family Roles Sermon Draws Crowded Church
Rev. I. Tilburn delivered the second sermon in a domestic relations series titled The Married Woman at the Christian Tabernacle. He argued that husbands and wives are one, extolled woman as helper to man, and urged scriptural principles for harmonious marriage, while noting the wife’s quiet strength and care in illness and home life. The piece also discusses political controversy in Carbon County over election certificates and calls for fair, impartial scrutiny before a legislative committee.
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Tilburn
Hite
Democratic Party
Carbon County
Legislative Committee On Privileges and Elections
Publhc
Leather pocket books and card cases at Cr ins'
West Side Paper Co at 192 W Broadway offers leather pocket books and card cases as latest novelties and announces selling out of their entire stock of wallpaper, double rolls priced at 10e and Ue.
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West Side Paper Co
W. Broadway
Mr Scallon Home From New York Visit
William Scallon returned via the Northern Pacific after a New York trip where he was elected president of Anaconda Copper Mining Co. He stopped in Houghton, Michigan to see his brother and told a Standard reporter he had nothing to publish now. He said he is feeling well. Orton Bros. offer Christmas saving on violins mandolins and guitars.
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William Scallon
New York
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Northern Pacific
Houghton, Mich
The
Standard
Commendable Move For Marcus Daly Monument In Butte
Libby News discusses Montana editorials urging a Marcus Daly monument in Butte to honor the late Amalgamated boss. It argues Daly built Montana’s metropolis and deserves a memorial supported across business and political lines. The piece also advocates national irrigation storage reservoirs with federal funding, predicting Western backing.
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Libby News
Butt
Marcus Daly
Amanda and Amalgamated
Mortana
Montana
Butte
Philipsburg Council Bans Street Horse Racing
Philipsburg city council adopted ordinance 9 prohibiting horse racing on streets. The fine ranges from ten to thirty dollars, with the measure passing unanimously except for Alderman Opp who was absent.
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Philipsburg
Opp
Legislative contest over Carbon County election in Montana
Helena Herald notes the legislative result in the Carbon County eject contest will draw wide interest across the state and urges suspending judgment until all facts are examined by the legislature.
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Helena
Carbon County
Call for a new primary law to reform elections
The piece urges enactment of a new primary law to replace the defective system. It cites 乱 incidents and coercion at last summer's primaries, argues the primary is the root of political evil, and endorses a model from Minnesota as a remedy to ensure fair elections.
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Hamilton Western News
Morntana
Minnesota
Southern dinner planned by Missoula southerners at hotel
Arrangements for a large southern dinner by Missoula residents at the Missoula hotel on Sunday December 16 are nearly complete. Invitations have gone to prominent southerners across the state to ensure attendance, with a menu listing beloved southern dishes from corn pone with cracklings to apple jack and moonshine.
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Missoula
Social Elk Vesion Invitation Planned at Leighton Hall
The Yellowstone Journal notes a social Elk event at Leighton hall on Monday night December 10 for members and their ladies. Invitations promise a dance followed by a banquet with Dr. Matthews as master of ceremonies leading an Elk court.
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Yellowstone Journal
The
Elks
Leighton Hall
Matthews
Fort Benton Judge Jere Sullivan Marries Miss Sophia Schubert
Fort Benton friends learned of Judge Jere Sullivan's marriage to Sophia Schubert at her New Ulm Minnesota home. The couple plans a honeymoon visit with relatives in Ontario and will return home by December 15.
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Benton River
Jere Sullivan
Fort Benton
New Ulm
Minn
Sophia Schubert
Sullivan
Ontario
William Sealion Named President of Anaconda Copper Company
From the Boulder Age, William Sealion of Butte is appointed president to succeed the late Marcus Daly. Sealion is described as eminently fitted, with intimate knowledge of Butte affairs and strong legal talents suited for the duties ahead.
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William Sealion
Butte
Anaconda Copper@o company
Marcus Daly
Secalion
Curious pup from Johnson’s ranch stirs Kalispell crowd
The Kalispell Bee reports a 32 month old pup weighing under one and a half pounds with a catlike head was brought in from James A. Johnson's ranch, sparking wide curiosity among locals.
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Shelby
James A. Johnson
Montana Senators Circulated Petition to Open Crow Reservation
Billings residents in YellowStone and Custer counties favor opening part of the Crow Indian reservation in Montana to settlers. A December 1 1900 petition urges Congress to ratify the August 1899 agreement transferring about 1 150 000 acres for 1 150 000 dollars, arguing Indians have no use for the lands and urging state benefit.
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Billings Gazette
Grinwell
Montana
Congress
Billings
Mont
Washington, D. C
Yellowstone
Custer Counties
Treaty Commission
Trib
Indians urged to sell lands to government for settlement
The document outlines a proposed sale to the government of lands held by Indians after ten years of leasing to stockmen. It details a $240,000 allocation for young cattle, $160,000 to finish irrigation, $10,000 for a hospital, $50,000 in treasury deposits for hospital maintenance, $40,000 for fencing, $40,000 for sheep, $15,000 for breeding mules, and remaining funds to treasury. It argues benefits include self support and added government revenue, with lands on the Big Horn and Yellowstone rivers suitable for irrigation and settlement.
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United States
Big Horn
Yellowstone
Montana
Northern Pacific Railway Corporation
Hatfield House the Historic Seat of Salisbury M P
Hatfield House in Hertfordshire near London is described as a royal palace with centuries of royal association from Edward VI to Elizabeth I. The Palladian brick residence, completed in 1611, features a grand staircase, a vast hall, monumental gallery, and a library housing key Elizabethan relics.
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New York Tribune
Hatfield House
Marquis of Salisbury
England
James
Hatfield
Elizabeth
Mary
Hergored
London
Edgar
St. Ethelrida
Ely
Henry VII
Edward
Edward VI
Queen Mary
Eizabeth
William Deed
Burleigh
Sweden
Eric
James I
Theodolus
Robert Cecil
Earl of Salisbury
Bers
Nalatial House
Erand
Cecils
Tely
Fintler
Vanndyke
Jucehero
Eine James
Axminster
Watfeld
John Prown
Windsor
Frederick
Harvard Professor Taussig Tours the West with Minnesota Hosts
A six member party led by Samuel Hill of St Paul visits the Great Northern region stopping at McDermott and planning Spokane to Portland tour. Professor W Taussig of Harvard, an economics instructor, is shown western sites as Hill aims to inform Yale students about the Northwest.
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West
Great Northern Railway
City
McDermott
Samuel Hill
St. Paul
Harvard
Hill
Taussig
Il Hill
Great Northwest
Spokane
Spokane & Northern
Northport
Cascade Tunnel
Portland
Butte
Montana
Butte Briefs Note Visitors From Cities
A. M. Hall of Helena and J. H. Bigeer of Billings are in Butte on business. BK. A. Dewey of Boulder and Bo McCarthy of Helena are among the guests. A. N. Carroll of Helena and Hon. W. G. Conrad arrive from Kalispell. A list of items includes a men's black stiff hat for $1.50 and a Christmas gift sale at Calkins' book store offering holds.
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A. M. Hall
Helena
BK. A. Dewey
Boulder
Butte
J. H. Bigeer
Billings
Bo McCarthy
A. N. Carroll
Conrad
Kalispellie
Flathead County
W. G. Conrad
Kalispell
Train supper tale at Texarkana depot shocks passengers
An account from the New Orleans Times-Democrat recalls a Texarkana stop where a stern cowboy with a scar sat beside a calm black man at a roadside lunch counter. The man whispered a demand to be called a name, threatening violence if spoken aloud, creating fear among diners before the scene ends abruptly.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Vexas & Pacific
Texarkana
New Orleans
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Iventong
Orton Bros
Deer Lodge
Willstep
Kaene
Vince
Crow Reservation
Hathid House
Lord Salisbury
Stel
Warvard
Eonoms
Hare
St. Pau
P.lo
Paris Gibson
G. W. Conrad
Great Falls
Joe Clark
Major Daweon
Professor Tanssig
Regal
Maurer
Stetson
Rou
Opera
le Maire
Opera Glass
Morocco
Dresden
Sterling Silver Novelties
Emeries
Owsley
Butte Briefs
Boucher
Calkins’ Book Store
Harry Blumkin
Diamond Coal
Northwest Coal Co
Suds Dduddery
Fosselman Drug CO
Bette, Mont
Nyanna
Rose M’ahan
Edy
Dandruff
Rosa McAhan
West Quartz Street
Butte, Montana
Svend Carlson
Tom Moore
S. Main, Butte
Seas Mormeou Church
Mai
Avaistress
Bishop Remedy Co
San Francisco
Makbim Drug CO
Anaconda
Mest
Mott’s
Dik
Moti
Iveland
Ohio
Finlen & Media Drug Co
Dr. Calder
Boston Dental College
Chicago Cotes Dental Se
Haskell
Teke
Thor
Owsley Block
Madam Shields
West Roadway
Lucie
Montana Music Hall
Huste
Palace Music Hall
J. St, Fielding
J. W. Kenney
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