War talk on silver and national strength in Salt Lake Tribune
The Salt Lake Tribune quotes a stance praising a large European war as a test of national power and the value of silver over gold. It argues war would elevate the United States, dismissing fears of foreign influence and predicting England would retreat, leaving Russia Germany and France to bear the brunt and gain after the settlement.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Europe
United States
West
England
Mellen Dies Suddenly in Victoria While Serving NP
W. S. Mellen general manager of the Northern Pacific railroad died suddenly at Victoria British Columbia on Thursday from neuralgia of the heart.
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W.S. Mellen
Northern Pacific Railroad
Victoria
B. C
National Park Bank of Livingston Suspends Operations
The National Park Bank of Livingston closed its doors on Monday due to heavy withdrawals and collection problems. Directors aim to resume as assets reportedly exceed mobilities by thousands, while officials assess the financial strain and ongoing efforts.
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National Park Bank of Livingston
Ginger Beard Trader Recalls Dog Dago Bert Took His Money
A man recounts losing seven gold tens after a pocket hole and blaming his dog Dago Bert. The dog returns with a scamper tale of winning coin at Si Reasley s joint playing faro. The grocer notes rain seems likely as the yarn ends in Indianapolis Journal style.
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Dagobert
Twenton
Si Reasley
Indianapolis Journal
Cokedale Mines to Face Temporary Shutdown Next Saturday
Livingston Post reports a false rumor of closure dispelled as Cokedale operations run at full blast. A looming halt is tied to the First National Bank of Helena failure with T. Hauser as president. The bank owns the East Helena smelter and coke output. If enacted, about 225 workers would lose jobs. payroll runs $18,000 monthly.
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Livingston Post
Cokedale
Helena
First National Bank of
T. Hauser
Live
Ingston Coal and Coke Company
East Helena
Sells Rentfrow show swindlers haul loot amid police warning
In Livingston the Sells and Rentfrow act drew a rich harvest from the shell game and wheel of fortune as bets mounted on the shell partner and a $40 loss. Police intervention forced the swindlers to flee with their gear. Neihart Werald notes no local burglaries while streets stay dark due to electric lights being turned off, praising orderly citizens as better than towns.
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Livingston Herald
Sells & Rentfrow
Neihart Werald
Egypt
Several Montana Banks Close With Assets Exceeding Liabilities
On Thursday First National of Helena and Montana National of Helena both closed with assets over 3 million dollars and are expected to resume. Great Falls First National suspended on Friday. Red Lodge Conrad & Co. bank assigned due to liquidity strain. Livingston Merchants Bank closed Thursday, assets surpass liabilities by over 100000. Deposits totaled 650000 at one bank.
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First National
Helena
Montana National
Great Falls
Conrad & Co
Red Lodge
Times
Merchants Bank
Livingston
Persistent duvalug as a publisher’s burden
A satirical parable compares a farmer selling wheat to many buyers who each promise a dollar soon. The farmer wastes his crop while debtors treat small sums as trivial, illustrating why a publisher must remain persistent to avoid ruin from delayed payments.
Meagher woolgrowers adopt resolutions at White Sulphur Springs
Meagher county woolgrowers met at White Sulphur Springs last week and adopted strong resolutions protesting tariff reductions, urging wage adjustments, and planning a state convention with delegates to coordinate with other counties to aid the wool industry. The group also calls for correspondence with nearby associations to organize broader action.
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Meagher County
Congress
Ente
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