23 Nov 1905
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1905
Page
1
The Butte Miner quotes official paper of Teton County stating Senator Clark never personally bribed a man. It suggests readers' letters overwhelm him and requests such communications be sent to his business agent.
Editor Shawler of the Tobacco Plains Journal laments the nuisance of knocker critics in his column, noting man born of woman is of few days and full of trouble while pestilence makes death frequent. He warns against the pest of constant knocking.
Stillinge, appointed public viotor in Washington, must win Senate approval before completion. The printer's union plans to oppose him and push senators to state clearly their stance on open versus closed shop practices.
If New York succeeds in halting Boss Murphy's profession as quickly as it stopped Mrs. Warren's Profession there would be a large reform in both political and theatrical business.
The report says the President will propose diverting the Niagara River for industrial use. This move would directly affect the electric light and breakfast food industries.
The town of Conrad sees a flurry of cattle shipments this week with cattle from Chateau Belleview Raymond and Lake Basin moving through. Townsfolks muse on progress from infrastructure ideas like an electric railway linking Chateaux Collins and Great Falls and wonder what Conrad might do next.
Murat Baletend begins a focused history of Tammany Hall as reforms weaken the legendary machine. The piece frames Tammany as a dying political force, with Baletend noting the fading influence of the organization and its legacy in New York politics.
A rallying campaign calls for a rail link to Chateau, urging broad county support. Organizers insist the project is essential for regional growth, transportation efficiency, and economic development across communities.
Calgary journalist Porter reports at Great Northern HQ that a new Alberta link may extend the line 115 miles from Shelby Junction to Lethbridge with a Crow's Nest Pass tie. Surveyors work toward Calgary while J J Hill is linked to the Alberta Coal and Irrigation company branch, though Great Northern confirmation is lacking.
The Board of Directors invites site proposals for an Odd Fellows home in Montana. Proposals must specify exact location and site dimensions with details on proximity to town or schools. Submit to John F. Davies Box 353 Secretary Butte Montana by July 1 1906. The board reserves the right to reject all proposals.
The Swift Current Boulder oil company receives a telegram from Browning announcing delivery of the 2,500 foot cable by the Great Northern for freight haulers to the Boulder well. Driller Milt Clark expects quick completion once air returns and favorable weather foresees no delay.
Algernon Charles Swinburne, famed poet, reissues his 25 year old story Love's cross Currents A Year's Letters under his real name. Born 1837 in London, he is slight in build and avoids society, walking long distances in a broad brimmed hat. Tickets for Pygmalion and Galatea go on sale at City Drug Store, Saturday morning, Nov. 25 with reserved seats and general admission price.
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