Tariff Revision Debate Highlights Republican Unity in Protection
Congressman W. A. Smith of Grand Rapids argues for protection as essential to American living standards and credits Minnesota’s delegation for supporting industrial policy. He dismisses tariff agitation as harming trusts and stresses permanency in tariff policy to maintain national wealth and credit.
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St. Paul
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Congress
Friends of Protection
England
Minnesota
Mr. Smith
Senate
House
Appointment of Salt Lake collector moves HQ from Helena
The shift of the internal revenue collector position from Helena to Salt Lake sparks political debate among Helena Democrats and some Republicans. Supporters argue Utah’s strength at polling places warrants the appointment, while Montana’s revenue case is acknowledged as strong.
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Salt Lake
Helena
Montana
Utah
I. R
Carter
State Claims and Recognition in Montana and Utah
The text notes that Montana had no just claims while Utah had some that were recognized. It frames the issue as a matter between states rather than individuals.
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Montana
Utah
Heinze Falls Short in Bid to Absorb Two Rail Firms
Heinze’s bid to force the Amalgamated to absorb the B it M and B it B companies faced a setback as Vice Chancellor Stevens denied the injunction. The decision keeps the rival ownership arrangement unsettled and could shift later actions to Butte if pursued.
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Heinze
Amalgamated
Stevens
Butte
Fraud Allegations In Sweet Grass County Spotlight
Mr Hannah testifies to fraud by Sheridan and The Priorrer with corroborating sworn statements from experts Harvey Bliss and O M Lanphear. The trio declare the fraud proven, asserting the matter rests on their statements and expert assurances.
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Sheridan
Priorrer
Sweet Grass County
Hannah
Harvey Bliss
O. M. Lanphear
Yellowstone Leader Thanks Reader for Noting Error
The Yellowstone Leader expresses gratitude for readers who pointed out a bad out in the previous issue, noting the correction will be published.
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Yellowstone
Italian Masons Restore Divine Reference in Rites
A Rome dispatch reports the Italian Grand Orient has restored the divine motto to Masonic rites, reasserting belief in the Grand Architect. The move seeks reconciliation with United States Britain German and Scandinavian lodges that previously boycotted Latin country Masons. Montana Grand Lodge maintains Rome liaison while others severed ties. Bozeman Chronicle.
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Rome
Gallatin County
Montana
United States
D. U
Great Britain
Germany
Scandinavia
Grand Orient
Italy
Ernest Nathan
The
Borghese Palace
Giustiniana Palace
Bozeman
Grand Lodge of
Grand Orient of
French Grand Orient
Diety
Louisiana
Bozeman Chronicle
County Commissioners Proceedings Review in Sweet Grass
The Sweet Grass County board audited bills and approved wages and road work. They adjourned sine die after approving petitions and a county budget item, ordering a contest against an unlawful printing bill and setting new purchasing rules.
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Pioneer, Printing Co
Wm. VerBeck
G. van Diest
H. J. Sandsness
Albert Hawk
Howie Bridge
Hannah
McConnell
W. P. Franklin
Melville Township
Byrd Marshall
Stillwater
Geiger
J. W
Moore
J. H
Reese
Hall
M.S E
Walker
Stellah
Fallang
O.A
OS Midde
B.M
Salk
Hathaway
C.C
Stevenson
Tho
Rudd
Bert Plaggemeyer
F. L. Baker
C. B. Curtis
T. K
General Fund
Cavane
A. R
Night Watchman Services
Board of County Commissioners
Opus
Sam Sanderson
Big Timber Canyon Road
Osting
Joe. M. Hatch
Skillman & Son
McLeod Street
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
J. E. Sheridan
County Letter Writing Contest Seeks Pupils Aged Sixteen
In the county schools a letter writing contest is announced to encourage better composition. Open July 1st to September 1st, 1901, entry by mail with age shown at letter bottom and name and district enclosed. Three judges will assess form language and neatness. five books awarded to the district library of the winner.
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Srenian Wanker, Co
Tom Pronger Subscriptions Set at One Dollar Yearly
Publication announces a new subscription price of one dollar per year for Tom Pronger. The notice states prices remain in effect until further notice.
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Tom Pronger
Minstrels and Railroad Shows to Exhibit in Big Timber
Sugs's Minstrels and By, Shows with Gas Sup Minstrels travel in a special Sun train to Big Timber on Tuesday June 20 near the railroad depot. The program includes a minstrel vaudeville and aerial acts by the Kinhaus family and Quillons with 75 performers. Band concerts and free showground exhibitions replace the street parade daily. Admission prices remain the same, and the paper urges readers to subscribe for local news.
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Big Timber
Mr. Sun
Kinhaus
Quillons
James Whiting
Brother
Jas. Bentley
BE. W. Chipman
Fred
Forbes
Gus Sun
Horner
Rialto
Nugent
Three Sun’ S
The
Chipmans
Sadie
Everett
Anchiores
Notice of Election for Free County High School at Big Timber
Sweet Grass County Montana boards call an election for a county high school in Big Timber. Voters in Sweet Grass County will decide on July 8 1901 between 2 and 6 pm at regular school district voting places whether to establish the county high school in Big Timber. County Clerk J H Moore issues the notice dated June 11 1901.
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Sweet Grass County
Big Timber
Board of County Commissioners
Montana
Big ‘Timber
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Piourer
J. BE. Sheridan
Big Timbers
Commissioners Proceedings
Sweet Cross
W.J. Hannah
E. Sheridan
Pioneer
Ines and Publishing Company
Yublle
W. J. Tiansah
A. G. Hyron
Sweet Grass
Warvey Bliss
M. Lanphest
R.J. McConnel
Mall
Dod W.d. Mwannah
Tees
JOA
TEAL
Atta
F. W. Moone
Sugs
Free County High School
J. H. Moore
GEM
P. O
Henry Lamb
Harvey Brothers
Overhuls 8 Co
General Merchandise
Grey Cliff
Mont
Kie Timber
the Jersey Dairy
Geo. Reynolds
J. W. Harper
Kentucky
WY Witten
Phin Melton
Rude
Hammond’s
Calumet
H. O. Kellogg
Fire Insurance
Henry Nicholson
W. W. Beasley & Son, Stock Commission Brokers
Upland Dairy
Theo. T. Olson
Cee Jay
Howards’ Barn
Notz
Bailey Bros
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