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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1902
Page
4
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Democratic papers like the Helena Independent and Yellowstone Leader blame the Amalgamated company for H. H. Matteson stealing funds from a Great Falls bank. They argue copper stock depreciation fueled the defalcation as he speculated with bank money.
Washington salvos shift to Roosevelt versus Republican lawmakers with fake mill rhetoric dismissed by seasoned observers. No serious impact on policy emerges as the fake output is recognized and ignored.
The piece notes the Emperor of Germany asking President Roosevelt to have his daughter christen a U S yacht and Roosevelt's cordial grant, highlighting sentiment as a factor in international relations.
The source notes New York state holds a large surplus while New York City carries vast bonded debt. It argues a political moral from a pattern of Republican state governance and Democratic city leadership.
One by one European countries learn the United States can undersell them in their markets. As long as we maintain this, fears about our prosperity's continuation are unfounded.
Senator Paris Gibson to introduce a bill creating a land office district with Great Falls as the seat of business. The move aims to centralize land affairs and establish administrative presence in the city.
The report notes Mr. Bryan and his adherents seek attention by voicing sympathy for the Boers, portraying their cause in a favorable light amid growing political tensions.
A comment notes the Liberal Party in England is nearly as divided as the Democratic Party in our country, highlighting deep internal rifts and factional tensions amid evolving political fault lines.
The senate committee reported the irrigation bill favorable to advance to the full chamber. Supporters say the measure boosts water infrastructure funding and farm productivity. Opponents urge tighter oversight and budget safeguards.
Sheriff Fallang detained two youths named Fred Crowley and Lester Harvey aged 15 who fled Elkton South Carolina claiming abusive parents. They had been in Hope Idaho three months, working in a restaurant, and later confessed to being from Spokane after further questioning.
The sheriff contacted Spokane for help and learned the boys belong there. Tickets will be sent for their return. This morning the runaways were placed on a train to Helena to be met by Mr. Duncan.
The Red Lodge Picket reports Thomas Ross of Ross & Runner in Absarokee is set to succeed 8. T. Sim onsen as postmaster after J. R. Mendenhall’s lapse for not taking the office in time. Ross has long led Sweet Grass county Democrats, with many friends hoping for a smooth handover amid sparse local Republicans.
Lodge Officers Washington Tent No 14 KOTM elect W F Gilmour as commander J M Lyons as lieutenant commander and others including Benj Mjelde recorder J J Kusey finance keeper Thos Ryan sergeant W G Strickland master at arms and H R Snyder sentinel P C Big Timber Co No 7 Uniform Bank KOP re elect officers G H Preston captain O A Fallang 1st lieutenant J W Geiger 2nd lieutenant J B Sheridan recorder G H Howard treasurer A R Cavane guard
For a week Montana suffered a genuine winter with temperatures ranging from 16 to 21 below. Last Saturday night Truman Lanphear’s government thermometer hit 16 below with 50 mph winds, while other areas showed 25 to 45 below. Stock ranges report good shape, plenty of feed, and hay stored for continued cold.
Last Sunday evening McKinley memorial services were held at the Congregational church with large attendance despite the cold. Rev Joseph Pope praised the deceased president as private citizen soldier and statesman and nation’s executive. A contribution to the McKinley memorial fund was sent to the American National Bank at Helena. Schools closed suddenly causing the birth commemoration program to be suspended.
The monthly teachers meeting is scheduled in the high school auditorium on Saturday February 1 1902 at 2 pm Reverend Walker will give an address The program includes Association Paper by Mr Englishman discussions led by Miss Smoot Miss Harrison Miss Whitfield Miss Morse and Miss Merrielees Stories in Language Work Mr Van Slooten and a report on the Business Course in the High School by Mr Davis Stella Walker County Superintendent will oversee the event.
Uncalled letters for January 27 1902 include D J Arnold John Forsythe Effie Hiveley Jalmer T Koldal J S McLung Gustaf Nielsen Jessie Troutman Charles Tucker Ephriam J Tuttle E C Watters Advertised when calling please say advertised L C Oumsreap Postmaster
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