Foretaste of Montana Capital Fight by Anaconda Crowd
An Oregon-Dakota correspondence warns Montana readers of the Anaconda company’s tactics seen in Black Hills struggles. It details alleged control of water, mines, courts, press, and officials, and claims workers face oppression, with Haggin and Hearst named as key figures. The author urges Montanans to resist corporate rule.
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Annaconda Company
Montana
Black Hills
Hagggin
Hearst
Homestake
McMasters
Combine
Dakota
Anaconda Company
Haggin
Jims Maggin
Sifornia
Jim Haggin
Hagin
Aldergulch
Bannack
Beartown
Deadwood
Wedderburn
Examiner Bureau of Claims
Press Claims Company
William RR. Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Wm. R. Hearst
Frank L. Browne
City of
Washington
William Rh. Iharst
Press Claims
John Wedderburn
Phillip W. Averitt
Cumberland Times
Hagerstown News
Edward M. I.hoopes
Willmingtown News
Francis J. Leupp
Good Government
Robert E. Davis
Philadelphia Call
R.E. Freeman
Danville Register
Jobh Wedderburn
United States
Fairy Rings Around Helena Discussed as Fungal Circles
The Helena area hosts a large circle of bare ground six miles east near the old overland road, identified as a fairy ring similar to those in England. Scientists attribute the rings to centrifugal growth of fungi like the mushroom, with one perfect ring two hundred feet wide and two yards of bare soil. A second ring near Helena has faded, while eastern Montana along the Musselshell River also shows such formations.
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Helena
England
Montana
Musselshell River
Missoulian announces morning edition and AP world reports
Reorganized August 1804, The Missoulian becomes a daily morning paper with Mondays off. It offers full Associated Press coverage of global transactions and local and surrounding fields by experienced editors. Subscriptions: Daily Missoulian $9 yearly, special rate to January 1, 1804 at $2.50 postpaid. Address Missoulia Pun. Co, Missoula, Mont.
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Associated Press
Globe
Missoulian
Missoulia
Arnica Salve Promises Cure for Skin Ailments
Bavishon's Arnica Salve claims to heal cuts bruises sores ulcers and more with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Priced 25 cents per ounce, offered by Moore & Co with dur siule indicated.
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Bavishon
Moore & Co
Bitter Root Selected as Montana Floral Emblem
A state committee reports the Bitter Root or Lewisia Rediviva won Montana’s floral emblem contest with 3021 votes. Evening primrose received 787, wild rose 63, and other candidates 781. Legislature will be asked to legalize the choice.
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Montana
Matt W
Gsnothera Cwspitula
Floural Emblem Society
Guaranteed Cure Offers Refund For Dr. Kings New Discovery
Advertises Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds with a money back guarantee after a fair trial. Trial bottles are free at Moore Co s Drug Store with large sizes priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
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Dr. Kings
Dr. King
Moore & Co's
Great Deal For 10 Cents On Pioneer Press Offer
Readers may subscribe to the St Paul Weekly Pioneer Press for 10 cents now through after the election. Stamps accepted as payment. Address Weekly Pioneer Press St Paul Minn to take advantage of this great offer.
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St. Paul
Pioneer Press
Address Weekly
Minn
A Reprieve of Ten Years Ripans Tabules Claim
An ad touts Ripans Tabules as extending a businessman's life by ten years with occasional use. It asks if anyone desires those extra years.
Jewelry novelties headline from Invine's shop
The notice spotlights new and fashionable jewelry items at Invine's store with a focus on latest novelties and trends in the collection.
Prices Marked On Everything At Front Line Stand
A P.O. stand advertises corrected prices across the line of fronts nuts candy watches and jewelry. shoppers are urged to check updated tags and enjoy full value on all items.
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P.O. Stand
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O. M. Hatch
Bank Building
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Fairy Rings
Astern Montania
Boulder
Good Templar
Jacob Ransler
the Press Claims Company
Washington Post
Alexandria
William TR. Wearst
Equity
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Press
Claims
Equity Court
R. BE. Freeman
Danville
Eugene Debs “Flying High
Chicago
Debs
LaSalle Streets
Howard
Ile
Lost Cause
American Rail Way Union
Leavening Powe
Iinvine’'s