The Tariff and Wool in the United States Debate
The article discusses wool prices in 1901, noting a ten cent drop from 1900 but a six cent rise from 1896, with South American wool landed in bond at ten cents per pound. It cites the protective tariff as keeping prices above ruinous levels and references the Minnie Healey case and Judge Harney amid Amalgamated accusations, questioning motives and timing of his responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Babycock
Minneapolis Tribune
Harney
Minnie Healey
Heinze
Amalgamated
Chicago
Butte
Sensation
John Allport
Caroline Kelley
Alaska
Allport
F. A. Heinze
Miles Finlen
Finlen
Judge Harney
Ada H. Brackett
Baliff
Notary Public
Gailbraith
George Dygert
Ada H W. Brackett
Brackett
Hfinlon
Rowland Inull
Salt Lake
Dygert
John MacGinniss
East
Pinkerton
Standard Oil Company
Senator Clark
Court House
Miss Walters
Mr. Waters
F. A. Heinzie
Montana
Minnie Healy
Kansas Tax Boom Halts Warrants With Daily Revenue Surge
During a populist era Kansas residents demanded change. The state treasurer reports tax intake at 850000 daily and totals will exceed one million, enough to clear warrants and cover expenses until new taxes are due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Labor Shortage Halts Great Northern Road Work Near Great Falls
The Great Northern road needs 3500 workers for a cut off near Great Falls but has secured only 500 after agents scoured the country. The writer lashes out saying Chatman McKinley should be ousted and Grover Cleveland installed to supply labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Chatman McKinley
White House
Grover Cleveland
Wanted Address of James McIntosh Seeks Lead
A reward is offered for the present address of James McIntosh formerly of Colorado Springs about 20 years ago and of Big Timber Montana eight years ago. KickHam and Coopin of New Britain Connecticut advertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McIntosh
Colorado Springs
Big Timber
Mont
KickHam & Coopin
New Britain
Public rebuke of Yellowstone Leader and editor ridicule
In the Dawson County Review a sharp rebuke blasts the Yellowstone Leader for a correction about Dawson county's assessment. The author mocks Helena Record and laments journalistic standards while praising the woolen mill at Big Timber and deriding the editor as ineffective. The piece ends with a call to prayer.
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Dawsgon County Review
Yellowstone
Dawson County
Helena
Brother Hannah
Board of Equalization
Record
Mark Twain
Big Timber
Philippines
Bro
Hanna
Looky Up Ranches plan to recruit eastern buyers
C M Brooks immigration and industrial agent for Burlington road, based in Cedar Rapids Town, spends days here seeking ranch properties in Montana. He aims to compile ranch lists with prices and bring monthly groups of eastern farmers for prospective purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Brooks
Cedar Rapids
Burlington Road
Brooks
Monta
Towa
Indiana
Montana
Ino
Nickel Plate Line Special Rates Eastbound
Advertises low rates and favorable limits on travel from Chicago to Buffalo and New York. Calls or writes John Y. Calahan, Gen. Avent, 1 Adams St, Chicago, for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickel Plate Lane
Chicago
Buffalo
New York
John Y. Calahan
Gen. Avent
Adams St
Miss Ethel Stubblefield Hosts Lawn Luncheon Party
Tuesday afternoon Miss Ethel Stubblefield entertained a large party of her young friends at the family residence. A sumptuous luncheon was served on the lawn as the guests enjoyed themselves. Attendees included Irene Hall Mamie Anderson Florence Raiff Olive Cavane Jennie Moore Iva Moore Judy Hatch Nina Armstrong Beth Pound Alta Barbour Artha Barbour Nellie Lamb Clara Doyle Gladys Doyle Vera Benz Cellars Mable Stubblefield Donna McCall Charley Lamb Claude Davis Fred Sargent Harold Barr Lewis Doyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Stubblefield
Irene Hall
Mamie Anderson
Florence Raiff
Olive Cavane
Jennie Moore
Iva Moore
Judy Hatch
Nina Armstrong
Beth Pound
Alta Barbour
Artha Barbour
Nellie Lamb
Clara Doyle
Gladys Doyle
Vera
Benz Cellars
Mable Stubblefield
Donna McCall
Charley Lamb
Claude Davis
Fred Sargent
Harold Barr
Lewis Doyle
Ranch for sale on Bridger Creek with improvements
A 160 acre improved ranch on Bridger creek with 6 horses 3 cows 3 wagons and farm implements offered cheap. Located in eastern Montana the property features abundant year round water and good range with no loco or poisonous weeds. Also notes a cheese factory in Wormser City producing 30 000 pounds of milk monthly and distributing over 200 monthly to patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridger Creek
Montana
Joan Knox
Big Timber
Mont
Felhaber & Meermans
Wormser City
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Pioneer
Sweet Grass County
Red Lodge Pickett
Solomon
Enureka Blade
Lin
J. A. Hall
McConnell
D. H. Moore
Ed. McConnell
J. Aa
Ser Ree Mills
Mills
Ty Itz
R. J. McConnell
J. A. All
Young Falls Party
Cheese Factory
Missouri Valley Milling Co
North Dakota
Kellogg
Howard Bros
Corral
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Points
Klondike FE
J. Bardwell
Chas. S. Fee
A Big Timber
Mt, ST. Paul, Minn
Nabeedee Ogee
Pacific Express
Creight
Freight
Pullman
Billings
Bak M.ry
St. Louis
Washington
Kansas City
Omaha
Denver
Berthe
Northern Pacific Ticket Offices
H. B. Segur
Harvey Brothers
Overhuls & Co
General Merchandise
Grey Cliff
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