Eight Hour Law Battle in Montana Legislature
The article reviews Marcus Daly's opposition to an eight hour workday bill in 1891. It cites Daly ally John R. Toole and others voting against the bill despite support from Burns Morskey Moyey and Wallace. It also notes Daly’s influence via the Anaconda company and a referenced dispatch to the senate committee.
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Helena Werald
Anaconda
Montana
Marcus Daly
Butte
Legislative Assembly
House
Peter Steen
Jefferson
R. H. Newey
Wm. Wallace
Penrose
John R. Toole
Mr. Toole
Anaconda Capital Committee
Selena
Daly
T.M. Crutchfield
Mr. Daly
Sylvan Hughes
Alex. I. Burns
John Morsxey
BR. II
Desperado Larry Gross Evades St Charles Officers On Bridge
Sheriff O Mare Meagher County fails to capture desperado Larry Gross after a fruitless pursuit. St Charles Missouri officers, seeking requisition papers, spotted Gross on a bridge but he drew a revolver and retreated into the woods, escaping custody. He has been in St Charles about ten months.
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O'Mare
Meagher
Gross
Nusbandman
Das
J. O’marr
Larry Gross
St. Charles
Missouri
O’marr
Peppy
Jewelry novelties and corrected prices at J O Stand
A local ad notes updated prices across fine jewelry, nuts, candy, watches and other novelties at J O Stand. The listing emphasizes accurate pricing and a wide selection of items for shoppers.
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J. O. Stand
One Montana paper profile of populist press
A quotation claims the Wesena Evening Telegram is the sole populist paper in Montana while alleging other papers compromised on capital issues. It is claimed Marcus Daly controls three populist organs in the state.
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Montana
Iwesena Evening Telegram
Marcus Daly
Portrait of Mrs Harrison Draws Mixed Public Interest
Amanda Standard notes public fascination with portraits of Mrs Benjamin Harrison and Mrs Cleveland while deriding the Harrison family. It also mentions Judge Goodwin on the Capital Question and a Montana debate over moving the state capital to Anaconda. A local jeweler advertises a new shipment of hats and jewelry.
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Amanda Standard
Benjamin Harrison
White House
Yayes
Cleveland
Harrison
Iarrison
Hatchery site near Bozeman slated. bids due November
Government plans to construct a Bozeman hatchery proceed after years of delays. A 1892 inspection favored Davies spring near Bozeman, land bought from W. J. Davies, and bids for buildings will open Nov 28. Spring work anticipated next year with a large trout distribution facility serving Montana Idaho and Wyoming.
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Bozeman
Montana
Marshal McDonald
United States Fish Commissioner
Helena
Dillon
Yellowstone
Child Ranch
Nelenu
Davies Spring
W. J. Davies
McDonald
Uod
Bozeman Hatchery
West
Idaho
Wyoming
Bridger Canon
Bridger Creek
Dr King's New Discovery Trial Offer With Refund
Advertises Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs colds and chest troubles with a money back guarantee after a fair trial. Trial bottles are free at Moore and Co Drug Store with large sizes priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
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Dr. Kings
Dr. King
Moore & Co’s
Milk for Liz Timber at four cents a quart promised
A letter from Mabel Sencl Alr notes Ep. Proneun-Soon plans to supply milk to Liz Timber people at 4 cents a quart. She mentions her father bought 10 cows and aims to purchase hay and oats, promising to hire help and cover expenses if a place to store them is found.
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Proneun
Liz Timber
Tie
Mabel
Notices on Admission Policy at State School for the Deaf and Blind
The state school for the deaf and blind is at capacity and cannot admit more pupils or boarders. If parents or guardians of deaf or blind children can pay the board, those children may attend as day pupils in Boulder until a larger school is funded. For more information contact Superintendent J. A. Til Lingiasy Twulder Mot. Exchanges may copy.
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Boulder
Ftis
J. A. Ti Lingiasy
Twulder
Missoulian Advertisement and Editorial Snippet
A cluttered note from the Missoulian describes its editorial staffing and AP wire service independence. It mentions subscription rates, addresses in Montana, and brief social commentary about industry decline and poetic verses referenced by readers.
St. Paul Weekly Pioneer Press sale and salve ad
Leaders of this paper offer the St Paul Weekly Pioneer Press from now until after perfection for 10 cents with stamps no payment. Includes promotion for The Test Salve claimed to heal cuts bruises sores and skin eruptions with guaranteed satisfaction or refund. Sold by Moore X Co.
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St. Paul
Pioneer Press
St. Address
Fst. Paul, Minn
Suckson
Moore X& Co
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Judge Goodwin
Salt Lake Tribune
Anaconda Company
Luvink
Montana's
Alaris
Meagler, County Asponse
White Sulphur ‘Springs
Montina
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Italy
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