Amalgamated leads Montana mine employment, Clark totals noted
Deputy mine inspector John J. Barry reports year end figures for Silver Bow and nearby counties. Amalgamated company employs far more workers than others, with 428 in the main mines plus related facilities. Senator Clark uses 387 miners and 61 other workers, including smelter staff, across his properties.
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Grand Opening of iE Mister Mow Parlors
Dainty announcements preview a grand opening tonight at iE Mister Mow with two floors of the Pfister in Silver Bow block. The ground floor hosts a first class pool and billiard hall while the basement houses six bowling alleys with spectator seating. Music and refreshments accompany the event inviting women patrons and their escorts to enjoy.
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National Liberal Club of Lone Reflections on Leaders
A fragmented passage discusses Birrell and Napoleons disdain for wealth, noting cautious views on current events and memory of past leaders. The tone hints at political opinion and public discourse within the National Liberal Club context, with hints of admiration and critique.
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Idealogs and the Napoleonic temper in politics
A commentary on ideologues and theNapoleonic temperament in parliamentary leadership. The speaker warns that belief in cause and effect can warp judgment, noting how nations like England Spain Germany and Russia reflect stubborn pride, power and tradition amid upheaval.
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Delayed Concert Impacts Glee Club Event
An Albany area report notes a North Dakota train delay forced the North Dakota Glee Club performance to be postponed. Rev Henry Henrs received a telegram confirming the delay due to snow. The concert, featuring the Vikings and a veteran cast, is rescheduled to proceed after late shopping hours. The program includes tenor solos and pieces by Herbert, Moszkowski, and more.
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Trouble With Hubbell Stolen Safe Recovered
A stolen safe linked to Hubbell case was recovered amid an Arizona chase. Investigators report Seckler’s strong box folded in a claimed shack while authorities pursue extradition.
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Extradition fight looms as Hubbell resists arrest in Brisbee
J M Hubbell administrator of a Butte estate is held in Brisbee Arizona on funds embezzlement charges and resists extradition. Sheriff reports Hubbell planned to depart for Butte as sureties on his bond trigger the arrest. Court calendar at Harney County lists numerous demurrers and motions amid a broader legal docket.
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Audience effects on speech in crowded meetings
A fragmented 19th century discussion notes how audience gender and seating affect reception. Women in reserved or upper seating tend to be quieter yet more supportive, while men in the orchestra gallery may react with louder applause or silence, influencing speaker impact across two public meetings in Colorado and Massachusetts.
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Johnston Resigns as Adjutant General to Take Leave
The resignation of Lt. Col. Johnston from adjutant general position is accepted. He will be granted leave of absence to the date of his resignation. Johnston plans residence shifts to Pittsburgh after winter, leaving duties to a successor in the immense Vandergrift estate matters. He is praised for capacity and energy, having served as general staff aide during German maneuvers and hailed as a native of Pennsylvania.
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