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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1924

Page

7

Montana marks thirty fifth birthday of statehood and constitutional battles

Montana observes the 35th anniversary of statehood with notes on the 1889 proclamation by President Harrison making Montana a state. The article recalls the constitutional convention of 1889, key officials, capitol moves, and prior conventions, plus summaries of early Montana capitals and political battles.

Montana

California Fig Syrup Promises Gentle Bowel Relief

A maternal appeal on the Agricultural Page touts California Fig Syrup as a reliable laxative for babies and children. It urges asking a druggist for the genuine product with directions printed on the bottle and warns against imitation.

California

Honorable William A Clark’s Pioneering Montana Legacy

Senator Clark stands as a central force in Montana’s civic and industrial growth from frontier lands to a thriving state. He chaired the 1889 constitutional convention that enabled statehood and spoke at Helena on July 4 1899 praising the delegates as an able body whose work withstood strict legal scrutiny.

Henry L. Frank Frank H. Hoffman James H. Monteath W. Y. Penrose William H. Roberts Leopold F. Schmidt William H. Norton Yellowstone Martin Newcomer Dawson Cascade William G. Whaley Jefferson and Gallatin Helena Herald Congress Dakota North Dakota South Dakota Washington Montana United States Mon Tana W. A. Clark Silver Bow County Beaverhead County Fielding L. Graves Henry Knippenberg Aaron C. Witter Chateau County Charles E. Conrad Samuel Mitchell David Anaconda Bannack Sidney Edgerton Ohio William A. Clark Clark

Montana's bitter 1889 statehood election conflicts

The piece recalls Montana's first governor Joseph Toole and the 1889 campaigns that pitted Democrats against Republicans. It notes Toole's victory over T. C. Power, Carter's congressional win, vast campaign spending, election fraud charges, and rival seating fights that left the legislature and Senate contests unresolved through early 1890.

Oseph Kemp Toole Montana Toole T. C. Power Thomas H. Carter Congress Martin Maginnis House Senate United States Silver Bow County State Senate Wilbur F. Sanders W. A. Clark National Capital Committee On Privileges and Elections Fifty-First Congress Sanders Power National Senate Senator Power Senator Sanders

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