Monroe Doctrine Expounded by St. Louis Globe-Democrat
The article outlines the origin of the Monroe Doctrine from early 19th century European interventions in the Americas. It cites Canning Adams and Monroe, noting the Holy Alliance's aims and U.S. opposition to European interference. The 1823 presidential message formalizes the doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Russia
Austria
France
Prussia
Troppan
Europe
Piedmont
Naples
Laibach
Spain
Ferdinand VII
Verona
Castlereagh
George Canning
Canning
England
United States
Rush
London
J. Adams
Monroe
Bush
South America
Adams
Calhoun
Consid
Jefferson
Madison
James Monroe
Congress
State Holiday Pages Highlight County Resources
The Anaconda Standard published 90 pages and the Miner 80 pages with county write ups benefiting the state. The Lewis town Argus issued a notable special number praised for its production and for the county’s people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Standard
Miner
Lewistown Argus
Bever Wins Yellowstone County Representative Seat by One Vote
The official canvas reports Bever elected by one majority over Morse 580 to 579 in Yellowstone County. In November both had 735 votes. Morse objected to counting a vote from an unregistered voter in a precinct. Bever's counsel argued the board could only count as found. The board upheld this, certifying Bever as winner. Junction tallied 8 for Bever and 4 for Morse.
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Yellowstone County
Bever
Morse
Junction
Strayed yearling heifer offered for reward
Strayed is a light red yearling heifer branded on the right side. Reward offered by Tos. Armstrong of Big Timber Montana. Contact Tos Armstrong for information leading to her return. 12-25-2, 9.
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Tos. Armstrong
Big Timber
Mont
No Sheep on the Reserve Sets New Rules for Settlers
W H Pearce of Cody Wyoming inspects Yellowstone and Absarokee forest reserves and outlines rules for stockmen and settlers. No sheep on the reserve. bona fide settlers may file homestead within 90 days but new purchasers and those holding relinquishments may be ejected. Timber limited to 20 dollars value for ranch improvements. larger cuts require secretary approval. Cattle and horse interests likely unchanged. Also notes school fund apportionment and a federal timber-on-mineral-lands ruling affecting forest reserves.
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W. H. Pearce
Cody
Wyo
Yellowstone
Absarokee
Pearce
Secretary of the Interior
Hiram Knowles
Federal Court
Big Timber County Commissioners Proceedings 1902
The record summarizes regular and adjourned meetings of Sweet Grass County Commissioners in December 1902 and January 1903. It lists duties, jurors, coroner inquests, election canvassing results, bridge bids, road work, payrolls, and budget appropriations with named officers and bidders. Authorities authorize election certificates, approve clerk claims, approve road funds, and set bids for coal and bridge work.
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Williams
G. A
Newton
Overhuls
T. V. Ae
Statham
Geo W
Reform School
McCluru
Ira
Justice Court
Jerome
Howard
Blake John
Tintinger
Fred
Auwater, C. Juror Justice Court
Tucker
W. C
Juror Justice Court
Webster
Board
Big Timber
Mont
J. . Asbury
H. O. Kellogg
Eure Witton
S. A
A. G. Hatch
Henry Nicholson
Sane J. F. Asbury
O. Kellogg
J. F. Asbury
Henry Witten
S. A. Perrine
E. Blakeslee
Bille
Severance
F. A
Irvine
Stellah W
Karlston
Irwin-Hodson Co
Weeenne Ses Severance
Hall
E. M
Brinor
Geo
Board of
Budd Drug Co
Hopkins . D
Neff
G. M
Witten
Henry Merle
J Briner
Geo. M
Cowles
Eckwartzel
Patterson
E. L
Struthers
J.E
Hohenbarger
Jake
Graham
James
Cosgrill
Tom
Hawks
Chas
Miller
W. R
Hale
E. C
H. W
Court House
General Fund
Loussby
Geo. A
McConnell
C. J
Ob Solberg
Sam
Geo. W
Oleson
Theo. T
Overhula
T. V
Usgel
Billson & Eckwartzel
Michels
Peter
Hickox & Hathaway
Mdge
Fallang
O. A. Board of Prisoners
O. A
Clark
E. O
Douthett
L. F
Allen
P. W
Davis, KR. M. Institute
Imal
Big Timber Dighs Co
Anderson
A. T
Phil Cook
Hatch
A. G
Shanke W. L. & Co
Barbour
J. E
Montana Trading Co
Deh -Aeepaner Vest Debevatas
Montapa Trading Co
Coal
Moise
Shanks W L. &Co
Sweet Grass River
Myland Crossing
Curtis Bros
RicKay
J. G
Nicholaon
H. Coffini
Peterson
Edith
W. C. Nuraing Wilson Chhapon
Craft
J. J
Red Lodge
L. F. Douthett
Jensen
Sweet Grase
Big Timber Canyon
Sweet Grass County
Stillwater
W. R. Bell
Pratt
Alex
Inbor
Gribben
Labor
Brian Hoy
Lee
Thos. K
Thurman
Stubblefield
Minnie
Eehaeees Ridgley
W. T. Blank
Ovin, O. B
Irvine, F
F. Irvine
Nevin
J. A. Moory
Geiger
J. W
Moore
J. H
B M. Eslary
Mieldo
B. M
Hathaway
C. Dumainey
Illiams
Billa
Sherrill Wm. Sebar
Ailey
Ta Clark
W. A. Ivory
L. P
Seo
E. Gates
Montana
Board of County Commissioners
J. H. Moors
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E. Sheridan
Big Timber Ventana
Oficial Paper ‘of
Sherman
Butte, Mont
Saville and Tate
J. A. McGuire
Pender
Marie Stoddard
Alive Fearing Whiting
Gilbert and Gilmore
Allan Miller
America
California
Chase and Baker
Victor
Shanks & Co
County Superintendent of Schools
Settlement
Basin
Melville Powers
Commissioners Proceedings
Pound
H. C
Pioneer Printing and Publishing Co
Blanka and Stationery
Veasey & McDonnell
Cayano
A. R
Eheritl
Os Craft
Houce
Lanphear
O. M
Carpenter
Goodall
Tim
John Ryan
Hiller
Albert
Frazer & Prustt
Berg
Paul
Pratton
G. D
Haggerty
J.C. Forster
John ¢ Kusey
Ate
Hines
J. C
King
Crossen
Phil
Morris
J. B
Austin & Western Co
Rock
Norman
Matthew
John Lnbor
Borg
Papac
Sovart
John
Kline
Jarrett
Si Anderson
Ozene
Abor
Blake
Jo WD
Wabop
Seteseesee Javane
A. R. Labor
Seeee Eorensene Manning
Frank
Cecesses Davis
J. W. Labor
Hagerty
Ed Labor
Whiting
M . “. Anderson
John J. Wartman
D. J
M. N. Labo Peterson
Peter Labor Heisler
DOF S. Ee
Baker
Yea. Yy Ee
Baker, G Co
Connelly
Wrights N
Belloas Nh
Kusey
Cree Ee
Hausserman
J Yikn
Ose
BO Jasper
Pedro OL
Seccesssesees
Aim
Iery
Santa Claus
THE
Gebo Coal and Wood
Telelphone
Howard Brothers
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