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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1901
Page
2
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A century ago in Sweet Grass County the uproar over government deposits reveals Democratic leaders pressed Treasury officials for deposits in banks, while Republican figures faced no similar endorsement. Letters from Senators Jones Brice and Representative Richardson show officials acting in office to gain favors for party allies, contrasting private citizen Hepburn who faced criticism.
The Montana legislature adjourned after a tight battle among fusionists and Republicans. Paris Gibson of Great Falls won the short term senate seat amid accusations of irregular vote counting and party pressure. The article notes Gibson’s long career and calls him honest and dedicated to welfare of the masses. A new school law lowers general school levies and imposes heavier local burdens on rural districts, threatening shorter terms in sparsely populated areas.
Gov Toole cites his party’s opposition to subsidies as a main reason against the beet sugar bounty. The reflection for ranchers and business leaders who support J K Toole for governor. Even if constitutional, the governor would veto to stay in line with his party.
The Livingston Enterprise states it will defend and advocate Republican principles. With veteran A. M. Williams guiding the Park County Republican Club, the paper and the party align for stronger prospects in upcoming elections in Park County.
The Delaware legislature adjourned without choosing a senator for either term, leaving the state una represented in the U S senate. The move is cited as support for electing U S senators by popular vote.
The president names Carter as a new member of the St. Louis Exposition commission. The appointment signals a long term role, as the project is described as a lengthy undertaking with substantial funding expectations.
Several eastern states push strict penalties for selling impure ice. Ex president Harrison died yesterday afternoon, prompting tributes as the nation mourns a former leader.
Regular meeting notes show the Sweet Grass county board approving treasurer changes J W Geiger installed, bonds verified, a long list of audited bills, road petitions viewed, viewers appointed, and bids sought for county printing. Adjournments span March 1901 with later special sessions planned and a new road survey discussed for Carbon county.
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