Butte Aldermen Election Defines Republican Victory
In Butte the election results left eight aldermen, four Republicans and four Democrats. The mayor will cast decisive votes on policy, contracts, and franchises, shaping the city’s future and the mayor’s record. Democratic strategy secured a broken-even outcome with one extra seat for Democrats.
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Republican Party
Republcan
Daly
Clark
Bryant
Siebenaler
Dempsey
Gleason
Mayo
Succes
Butte
Clark Victory Tangles Democratic Party Faction in Butte
The piece portrays the Clark faction triumphing in the Butte city convention, unseating the Daly and Standard aligned opponents, and forcing the Anaconda Standard to seek reconciliation. It suggests Senator Clark may retain his seat, while the Standard faces sharp criticism for its past attacks and could be compelled to publish Campbell letters.
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Democratic Party
Yeaterday
Clark
Standard
Butte
Daly
A. J. Campbell
Anaconda
Washington
Senate Committee
Campbell
Senate
Philippines
Mr. Mantle
Inter Mountain denies drafting resolutions for conventions
The Inter Mountain challenges the Standard to prove its claim that the paper prepared resolutions for the Republican city convention. It vows a $500 wager if such resolutions were not created by the Inter Mountain or its staff. The debate centers on alleged resolutions linked to Mr Clark and the Democratic city convention.
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Inter Mountain
Raleigh
Helena Republicans Hold City Ticket Amid National Issues
In Helena Republicans retained control with their three municipal slate, despite Democratic efforts on local matters. The piece scrutinizes party dynamics, journalistic biases, and national themes influencing local voting, noting shifts in Butte and Anaconda and criticizing editorials on the Philippines and silver. The tone contrasts partisan rhetoric and calls for reform through voting.
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Helena
Bryan
Extraordinary Hen in New Jersey Amazes Household
Mrs Thomas Hggert of Millsville near New Brunswick owns a remarkable chicken. The bird entered the house and went upstairs to a bedroom where it laid an egg. It then perched on a bureau to admire itself in a mirror before breaking through a window, scattering glass everywhere.
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New York Journal
New Jersey
Thomas Hggert
Millsville
New Brunswick
Stay-at-Homes Across Several Worlds
The piece contrasts stay-at-home tendencies among nations: French wander less, with longing for La Belle France. Chinese prefer remaining in the Celestial Empire and ship coffins home if dying abroad. It notes Chinese overpopulation pushes migration to Australia and other regions, while Hindus and Mohammedans show distinct religious and migratory patterns.
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la Belle France
Celestial Empire
China
Australis
Barbed wire telephone promises practical field use
The narrator recalls Colonel Cooper buying instruments and batteries for a barbed wire line. Eilinton laid the line, achieving success with interruptions only in heavy rain. The system, using ordinary barbed wire and iron brads, requires no insulation and works over long stretches, with others adopting similar devices and longer runs up to twenty miles despite occasional line faults.
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Shack
Beetay
Cooper
Eilinton
Wireless signals photographed by Harry Price shows Morse dot dash currents
Experiments by Harry Price of Brockley England demonstrate that wireless telegraph signals can be captured on photographs. He photographed stations atop St Mark's church Brockley and the top of Aake's boys' school Telegraph hill Hatcham showing currents and the contrast between dot and dash Morse code.
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Harry Price
Brockley
England
St. Mark's
Aake's Boys
Telegraph Hill
Hatcham
Improvised Texas Barbed Wire Telephone
A Fort Worth source describes barbed wire lines used for telephone service in Texas. The system connects ranches along the Colorado River near Brownsville and Polotane, with plans and demonstrations prompting interest in low or stable rates. The account mentions Colonel Macon G Currie and Colonel Cooper as prominent landholders involved in early installations.
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Fort Worth
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Macon G. Currie
Colorado River
Brownsville
Cooper
Ee Polat
Ilistom
Philadelphia
Toee
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Paint CO
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Lee Mantig
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Charles R. Leonard
A. A. Clements
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James H. Monteith
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Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro
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