Demosthenes on Trusts and Public Prosperity
A Montana figure condemns trusts and corporate power while praising Roosevelt era reforms. He recounts political battles over banking and treasury funds, party divisions, and the push for a nonpartisan railroad commission. He links irrigation and western development to national prosperity and reflects on past land grants and territorial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
United States
Valle
Denon
Montana
Din
Upan Tin
Mts
Ecorn
Atramental
Free Catarrh Cure Promises Quick Permanent Relief
An old style health ad claims a rapid, permanent cure for catarrh through a free trial package. It promises to cleanse the system of “poison germs,” invites readers to send name and address, and mentions shipment from a Marshall, Michigan area address.
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Maines
Marshiell
Michi
Rounds of racing yield mixed results at Louisville track
At Louisville Kentucky results from the race card show multiple events. Winners include Nes Alsone in the first race, Auditor in the second, Platos in the third, Moritbal Bey in the Traveling Passengers handicap, Chage in the five furlongs, Whippoorwill in the mile and a sixteenth, Alta in the Brook Cup steeplechase, and several other placings across events. The day featured top times and a mix of local and visiting entrants.
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Louisville
Aiship
Sorrel
Astra
Vane
Auditor
Belleview
Dudley
Iit
Sie Furlonga
Platoes
Garret Wilson
Lady Myther
Traveling Passengers
Oyermile
Moritbal Bey
Ity
New York
Belmont Park
Ciriongs—Sewell
Venu
Uhoul
Alta
Straighi
Ben Strangwan
Ace High
Finch Rice
Ironsides
Miss Crawford Hirkyat
Ritexee
Orilene
Rivouse Geront
Cederstronic
Kirdy Tlie
Women at Library Hall Highlight West Year’s End Events
Deer Lodge news recounts a Tuesday evening at Library hall with Miss Nello Vox presenting a poetry reading and Laney’s suggestions at the West federation meeting in AméagoUlA. School displays and a Race Track demonstration showcased student work and local guests attended from Missoula and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Hall
Amon
Laney
Dol
Nello Vox
Améagoula
Mise Macy Taiutie
Margery Lene Thont
Marsare Kelley
Alter Carn
Herta Mietson
Mersis Fed Henumont
George Krungey
Donald Vosivu
Wire Rebinean
Ton Moss
James Asplund
Chester Jlouyer
Te Missoula
Ey Larable
Irak Canles
Jot Bielenbers
Thoman McTague
James Ep- U
Joseph Kendrick
George Schusta
Gold Felows
Montana Collero
Mach
Woo
Chiltete
Myra
Scharalkow
Sewator
Mes
Conrad Kohrs
Sidona Wednes
May
Barbara O'Neil
Biller Kool Valley
Mary Mesulien Weal
Drunin
A. & Biddle
Down
Frank Snieleer
Asstana
Clares Lunnpp
Alagia
Carleton Ant
Mies Florence
Kelley
Butte &Rt
Mise Guaste Gallraith
wilUng Schools
Pangie Whes
Vlalt
Wes
Fung
Victor
Miss Krupp Married in Village Ceremony
The marriage of Fraulein Bertin Krupp to Gustav von Bolenwid took place today at the local travel office in the village of Hroslans. The proceedings were formal with family witnesses. Arthur Kropp of Vienna served as regent for the occasion.
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Raven
Kursin
Elvil
Fraulein Bertin Krupp
Tale
Gustav von Bolenwid
Titich
Wreck of the Karl P at Autaalls reported
A report describes the loss of the Uritiah schooner Karl P near Atona eland with the crew missing. Weather and location details are unclear in the fragmentary text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tortlina
Karl P
Autaalls
Atonae Teland
Iro
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Siegel
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Custer County
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Porter
Cominna
Hannbal
Uman
Xheer
Parker
Vuape
Eyey
Irth
TilFoan de Charge
Senate
Tilman
Tillman
Bneiiner
Unc
sRotwmiligtandins
Aupreme Court
Piank
Billings
Isele
Tueh Sen
Suez
Congress
Cublay
Teddy
Fran Mars
Adanlon
Oregon
Isandine
Agin
Vale Bengafza
Pay & Bross Onmings Las
Gavrum Chamberlain
H. JU
Moi
Juifela
Supreme Cent
Atonlana
Minektoot Honergatias
Strang
Indiana
Rocky Mountains
Marlas
Maryland
South Carolina
New England
Maine
Boa
Hastetter
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Louiswhre
ATU
Mont Pade
Deer Lodge
Miss Krupp
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