White Man’s Burden and Education in the Orient
A long excerpt discusses imperial influence, language, and education as tools of civilizing missions. It argues that Western nations must actively promote peace, literacy, and industrial training, while stressing individual responsibility to God and the duty of leaders to uplift less developed nations.
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Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy Ad
A vintage sales pitch touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a trusted family option. It promises physician endorsements, thousands of testimonials, life-saving potential before a doctor arrives, and a price of a quarter, urging readers to buy now.
Bids Sought for Erection of Investe… West Park Street
Bids will be received by J. F. Tee until July 8 for the erection of a investors block on West Park street. Specifications may be obtained at the office of G. I. De Snell on West Granite street. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
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Thirteen dead after runaway car disaster at Martin's curve
A July 4 incident near Portage and Portage’s Martin's curve left thirteen workers from nearby mines dead when a runaway coal car derailed and plunged into a crowd celebrating at the track. Rescuers found severed heads and crushed bodies as they pieced together the catastrophe and its aftermath.
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Private in Seventh Takes Morphine Route
Special Dispatch to the Standard Melon, July Raley Meshannan a private in the seventh infantry stationed Fort Harrison was found dead in a lodging house after visiting the room afternoon. An empty morphine box was found on a stand in the room. He had enlisted three times and his army record was good though he had been drinking recently and appeared despondent.
Death of John C. Hussey in White Sulphur Springs
Telegram from Helena reports the death of John C. Hussey of White Sulphur Springs at Lewistown due to a hemorrhage. Hussey, a longtime Meagher county sheep businessman and partner of Cook and Hussey, was about 60 years old and a prominent figure in the Montana industry.
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Women determined to carry their point in court protest
Report from Vondon on July 4 shows women suffragists, including Kenne and other leaders, staging demonstrations. Three surrendered their bail. magistrates urged restraint but all refused, choosing prison terms for persistent protest. Imprisonment possibly up to a year or six weeks if default.
OsMorye Nominated for Governor by Socialist State Convention
Atlanta July 4 The socialist state convention nominated full state ticket headed by J B Osborne of Atlanta for governor. The convention extended an invitation to the populist state convention to unite interests, but the invitation was not accepted. Washington March Tanghorne of Virginia has been secretary of legation at Christiana Norway and will accompany Mr. Pierce to the new post about mid month.
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Mrs Joseph Stone Mourned By Family In Montana Local Obit
Mrs Joseph R Stone died recently at home in Montana after a long life born in Indiana in 185? She lived in Morand and Lead, with children including Mrs John Wark and Missoula residents. Funeral planned Thursday at her daughter’s home at 1 o'clock. Several relatives listed. the notice mentions the burial and family connections. A separate unrelated item notes a U S coal testing result and power comparisons between coal types.
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Advances in Steam Power Reshape Fuel Value Across States
New investigations show steam power can be increased by reducing fuel waste, allowing coal and minerals to yield far more energy per unit. If coal efficiency doubles, the same output costs drop dramatically, though coal prices may not fall due to distance. In New England, annual coal costs for steam power use reach about 50 million dollars, with potential savings of 120 million across states through improved methods.
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Paris Theater Hats Ban Sparks Controversy At Suburban Venues
Report from Paris on July 4 notes managers of subsidized theaters banning hats in dress circles and stalls. Echo de Paris recalls previous vote favoring abolition of hats in those sections amid fanfare and public remarks.
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