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Newspaper
Choteau Montanian
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1900
Page
2
A court pledges to stop tally errors in Teton County elections, asserting the judiciary will oversee accurate vote counts and uphold election integrity. The statement emphasizes improved procedures and confidence in the counting process.
Yuu Dalyites lead Kalispell primaries while Judge D F Smith sits among delegates. Seton county Republicans seek harmony despite internal squabbles as Democrats critique Wall Street and the Mississippi Valley. Reports note convening Democrats in Butte and Kansas City and reflections on national figures with playful wartime quips about baths and travel rates.
The attorney general states that county commissioners have complete control and supervision of road supervisors and their work. He says commissioners not only authorize and limit appropriations but may direct where and how road work is performed.
Chinese Mr sister Wu told a Washington reporter that Boxers signify righteousness harmony and fists. He defined the term as righteousness and harmony backed by physical force or fists in English paraphrase.
The text describes clerks misreading votes by reading Richard Roe instead of John Doe on ballots. It notes tally errors can range from 20 to 20 votes and affect the general result, implying an easy and cheap manipulation method.
Hoar faces a charge of writing a letter to friend Aguinaldo to encourage rebels. He calls the accusation a lie and says he would have shown patriotic loyalty if the government was truly his ally. He argues his recent speeches prove sympathy with Philippine rebels.
If the proposed arbitration plan is adopted, a permanent arbitration board and a board of appeals will promptly adjust differences. Work will continue during the process, aiming to eliminate strikes and lockouts and prevent any building delays.
The county Fragments of the Populist party show weak support in 18689 with a 56 vote average in 798. In 15 precincts the congressional candidate received zero votes in four, one vote in three, two in one, four in another, and other scattered totals. Supreme court candidate logged zero votes in six precincts as the party dissolves back to its core elements. Citizens condemn any effort to revive the party.
Admiral Schley refuses to be Byran’s running mate and expects no formal delegate. Admiral Dewey denies a Manila Times report about archives found with Aguinaldo letters, stating he never wrote to Aguinaldo and that he used local intermediaries to meet him. He adds that more troops could have prevented the trouble in Manila.
The piece notes that three years ago sheep wagons were unknown on Northwest sheep ranges. It describes a shift from rough A tents to modern, self contained wagons with beds stoves tables and storage. Montana sheep men are using these wagons broadly for herders on the range.
A Great Falls Leader description notes wagons built to last two months with canvas covers and wool blanket linings for all seasons. Large windows let the herder view his flock, and a porcelain bathtub would complete the mobile home.
Eliy Quwakicok and George Dewey Jr who ran an office for a New York firm says he came hoping Chicago would not tempt him to stay. After a month he reports the city suits him well and insists he is a plain business man, not defined by his father’s name. The page also contains ads for wallpaper at City Drug Store tobacco quit aids No To Bac and Cascarets.
G H Wilson of Bugettstown Pennsylvania suffered extreme stomach pain overnight. He bought Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at Miller McCurdy's and reports it worked like magic with one dose. He says he would not endure that suffering again for fifty times its price and will keep a supply at home. For sale by C H Drake.
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