Warning on Montana Co operative Ranch schemes in Shelby Great Falls
The Atlantica warns readers about the Montana Co operative Ranch company in Shelby Manchester Woolen Mills and Great Falls led by Sam H Woods. The note decries poor land water access livestock losses and heavy encumbrances delaying payments to contractors and workers. It cites a detective report and alleges schemes to lure eastern investors with free excursions in exchange for investments.
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Atlantica
Montana Co-operative Ranch Company
Shelby
Manchester Woolen Mills
Co-operative
Woods
Montana
Confidence Man Woods Convicted of Fraud in 19th Century Case
The account details J G Peters of Berlin Massachusetts losing 10000 in a dodgy loan for investment, then Woods induced Peters' father to ship apples on commission. Apples sold for 3000, no remittance. Peters had Woods arrested in Minneapolis, convicted in Fitchburg Massachusetts, seven year sentence.
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J. G. Peters
Berlin
Maer
Peters
Woods
Minneapolis
Fitchberg
Mass
Bryan Outwits Gold Plank At Democratic Convention
The St Louis convention telegraphed a gold plank win that Bryan supporters hailed as a triumph. Judge Parker signaled he was a gold man, telling delegates they could accept him with the plank or without him. The scene blends intrigue and amusement in party politics.
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St. Louis
Bryan
New York
Hill
Parker
Devlomates
Bia
Mr. Bryan
Senator Dubois and Parker Clash Over Gold Standard
Said Senator Dubois before Judge Parker telegram debate Why should silence on the money plank cause us to lose votes Wall street knows that electing president and house cannot change the gold standard law Judge Parker and Senator Dubins should hock together
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Senator Dubois
Judge Parker
House
Dubins
Maryland Solid for Roosevelt in Republican Wave
The American of Baltimore declares Maryland now a sure state for the Republican ticket led by Roosevelt after the St. Louis convention. It notes widespread dissatisfaction even among Democrats with Senator Gorman’s peculiar methods.
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Baltimore
St. Louis
Maryland
Senator Gorman
Bryanites Fail To Back Gold Standard Favor
If William Jennings Bryan and his followers refuse the gold plank they oppose, how can they support a candidate who appears unsteady on the gold standard issue. The remark frames a critique of wavering stance on currency policy in the political contest.
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Wm. J. Bryan
Billy Hagen Wins Democratic Sheriff Nomination in Teton County
Billy Hagen defeats C Wallace Taylor to capture the Democratic nomination for Teton County sheriff, signaling a clear path to the county race. The outcome positions Hagen as the leading candidate in local law enforcement contests.
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Teton County
Republican County Convention
Billy” Hagen
C. Wallace Taylor
C.w.t
Judge Parker Affirms Confidence in the Democrat Party
Judge Parker states he has every confidence in the Democrat party and emphasizes his distinct stance from most people.
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Democrat Party
Judge Parker
Campaign mood shifts as voters brace for possible leadership change
The report notes public sentiment resisting alarm at potential government transition. Analysts mention Parker and a candidate who would start with a brisk drive and end with a decisive outcome, reflecting cautious optimism amid uncertainty.
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Bryan
Parker
Judge Parker Dives Into Hudson Amid Prosperity Forecast
The text portrays Judge Parker diving into the Hudson and predicts after November 8 a four year span of prosperity and progress for the American people. The tone implies a political or satirical setting with a confident outlook.
Butte Miner Story Shelved Pending Heinze Ore Suit
Until Amalgamated attorneys finish lawsuits against Heinze for alleged ore theft, the miner story from Butte should be deprioritized.
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Amalgamated
Heinze
Cell
Butte Miver’s
Judge Parker Takes Up Athletics With Para Chute
The judge is described as fond of sports and has started practicing with a para chute, signaling an early commitment to athletic training and physical fitness.
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Judge Parker
Democratic Party Seeks Limitation on Living Issue Record
A political critique argues the Democratic Party repeatedly invokes a statute of limitations when confronted with its past positions on a current living issue. The remark points to perceived hypocrisy and a pattern of avoiding accountability.
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Democratic Party
Du Puyer Residents Reach Choteau In Busy Travel Period
County Commissioner Cowgill travels to Choteau for state commissioners session. G M Coffey visits Choteau, Mrs A J Cowell returns to ranch with him. County Surveyor Shields stops in Byoom before Birch creek trip. James Hughes and family tour Cooper Martin ranch near Raymond. Finchers visit Choteau. Omar Golding journeys to Spring Hill to visit his mother. Walter Mathews heads north from Chateau. Otto Miller couple returns from Great Falls. Fincher hauls lumber from Conrad for Duncan Stewart's soon to open saloon. Mrs S F Ralston Sr returns from Idaho trip. Jennie remains in Idaho. Mrs John Malone and children return home from Choteau visit.
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G. M. Coffey
Choteau
A. J. Cowell
S. F. Ralston
Dr. Cooper
Nez Perce
Idaho
Jennie
John Malone
Dupuyer
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Official Paper
Taton County
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles W. Fairbanks
Tam
J.C. McCuate
A. M. Kennedy
St. Mary’s Canal
Busi
The
Samuel H. Woods
Wall Street
Gether
Roosevelt
Hudson
Bynum News
Cowgill
James Hughes
Conrad
Our City
Cooper Martin
Raymond
Mr. Hughes
Henry Fincher
Omar Golding
D. EB. Stansberry
Spring Hill
Jos. Gleason
Walter Mathews
Chateau
George Johnson
Otto Miller
Wife Kaove
Greatfalls
W. 4
Fincher
Duncan Stewart
Pew
Milwaukee
A.M. Kennedy
Choteau, Montana
Headquarters For‘Strings
Mancdolin
E. N. Haugen
Harris Bros
General Merchandise
Dupuyer, Montana
Derek Web
Ber Farm
Studebaker Wagons
McCormick
Beaupre
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