Mr. Speaker And His House Have Many Odd Experiences
Frank's vote reaches twenty four and is predicted to rise. On Monday he is expected to show greater strength. The Heinze element again centers on MacGinniss, lifting his total to twelve.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1901
Page
13
Frank's vote reaches twenty four and is predicted to rise. On Monday he is expected to show greater strength. The Heinze element again centers on MacGinniss, lifting his total to twelve.
Helena dispatch chronicles a tight legislative day as Frank expands his lead on the joint ballot while a push to remodel the state seal is shelved. The assembly debates a clock fix, committee moves, and notices a bill on streetcar winter service. Lawmakers adjourn toward Monday with Rosebud county remonstrance looming.
A compact survey of Victoria era governance noting ten prime ministers who shaped early policy. It highlights Lord Melbourne, Peel, Russell, Palmerston, Gladstone, Disraeli Beaconsfield, and Salisbury, reflecting on beliefs, reforms, and parliamentary prowess within the monarch's long reign.
A brisk Helena town item reports on winter life with a dash of satire. Clerks, odd bills, heretofore unheard Lobster Legislators and other colorful local happenings provide a glimpse of the season in the capital.
Special dispatch from Helena notes a lively session as lawmakers discuss bills amid crowded desks and a growing clerk corps. Key figures include Emerson Hill winning a female clerk post, Speaker Corbett’s control, and Hedges leading on the floor with Roberts Rules. Senate contrasts show a brighter chamber with Sunlit windows and orderly business.
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