Saint Patrick Day Oration by Rev Thomas Stack in Red Lodge
Rev. Thomas Francis Stack, Irish native and former assistant in Butte, delivered the St Patrick’s Day oration in Red Lodge. He urged fidelity to God and Ireland, praising St Patrick, Erin’s greatness, and the enduring union of faith and nation across centuries.
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Standard
Thomas Francis Stack
Father Stack
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New York
Ireland's enduring saga in song and faith on St Patrick's Day
A lyrical homage to Erin's history. The piece recalls the Irish struggle, faith, and exile, with references to O'Connell, Tara, and Patrick's heritage. It contrasts past oppression with a patriotic resolve as exiles yearn to return home.
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To Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Says Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement touts a one day cold cure with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It promises a refund if it fails and notes Grove's signature on each box.
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Chinese Exclusion Bill Backed by Senate Panel
Senator Pen, chair of the immigration committee, submitted a report supporting the Chinese exclusion bill. He cites broad American sentiment against Chinese labor competition and notes treaties already prohibit Chinese entry. The panel argues current laws have reduced past harms but enforcement gaps remain, urging a comprehensive new bill for passage.
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Condor Sloop Declared Lost by Admiralty
The admiralty announced that hope of finding the British sloop Condor is given up and that her books be closed. Condor left Victoria for Honolulu on Dec 2 and has not been heard from since. She was 98 tons and carried a crew of 1350 men.
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Stockett Young Farmer Charged With False Pretense
Thomas Jeffers, a well known young farmer from Stockett, was brought to Great Falls and jailed on charges of executing a mortgage on his father’s house and lot to obtain a $50 loan from Thomas Elis.
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Standard
Great Falls
Thomas Jeffers
Stockett
Thomas Elis
Eight Hour Day Decree Published in Spain
The Gazette prints a decree establishing an eight hour day for all state domain workers and mines with overtime paid at one-eighth of daily wages. The measure covers workshops and related state operations.
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Madrid
Fire damages Trinity Episcopal Church roof in Portland
A defective flue at Trinity Episcopal church at Sixth and Oak streets started a fire this afternoon. The blaze destroyed the entire roof and damaged furnishings including a pipe organ. Insurance covers about 12,000 dollars.
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Federal Certificates Rule for Southern Cattle
State Veterinarian M. E. Knowles proposes to stop recognizing state certificates for southern cattle and to accept only federal inspector certificates. He cites court questions over state fees after federal inspections and says the move aims to curb Southern practices while ensuring free federal inspection.
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Standard
Helena
M. E. Knowles
Montana
Knowles
Texas
Western Livestock Sanitary Association
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Board Allows Monthly Bills From Asylum and Penitentiary
In Helena on March 17 the state board of examiners approved monthly bills for the insane asylum and the penitentiary contractors. The asylum bill totaled 9289 dollars and the penitentiary bill totaled 5634 dollars.
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Standard
Helena
State Board of Examiners
Barber Exchange Reminiscence Sparks Stranger Recognition
A Glasgow Evening Times item notes a barber denying memory of a prior meeting with the victim. The victim replies the wound is healed, implying no lasting scars.
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