Republicans Unite In Montana Local Races Boost
The Anaranida and Missoula Republicans showcase unity and renewed effort in Montana politics. Supporters Andrea Palla Livins Tet Toilge Pilot Owen Melena and others are credited with fostering cohesion, while discussions note past disorganization in Silver Bow and promise stronger party discipline in upcoming campaigns.
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Republican Victory Claim Faces Newspaper Pushback
Anaconda Standard disputes Inter Mountain headlines claiming a statewide Republican sweep in Montana elections. The piece defends the assertion that Republicans were indeed victorious across the state while noting nuanced outcomes in Butte and stressing unity among Republicans despite national political disruption.
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Anaconda
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Dark days for the antis in the Philippines insurrection
A chaotic, fragmentary report notes the insurrection in the Philippines is “completely smashed” and that readers have surrendered. references to antis and guerrilla bands imply a suppressive crackdown and shifting loyalties in a troubled wartime period.
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Philippines
Banus
Aguinaldo Swears Allegiance Amid War's End Claims
Boston secretary Erving Winslow asserts U S victory and Philippine allegiance. Aguinaldo reportedly takes oath as insurgents claim the war ends. The piece critiques imperialists and mocks rival factions, noting Lopez and others in distress over shifting loyalties and political maneuvers.
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Burns memory and Burns in nature in old Boston speech
A Boston memorial address honors Robert Burns with oratory on Burns as nature’s poet and the Scotsman’s enduring influence. The speaker lauds Burns’ gift, humility, and universal appeal, comparing his songs to birds and nature’s cycles, awaiting eternal resonance.
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Hugo Centennial Plans Spark World Culture Tribute
Preparations for Victor Hugo centennial celebrations in 1902 are under way in Paris. Grace Corneau notes plans include a Pantheon funeral, Hugo bust ceremonies at the Theater Francais, and a monument on Place Victor Hugo. Letters from Adele Foucher may be published to mark the event.
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Political shifts and stock judging courses in the era vignette
The excerpt notes Bryan and Altgeld aiding Democratic gains in St. Louis with Wells's defeat, mentions a Kansas stock judging course teaching practical stock work leading to high salaries, cites arbitration in Kansas property disputes, Yale President Hadley urged civic participation, and reports Denver Republicans gaining ground signaling Colorado's shift toward the Republican column.
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Not Afraid of Texas Oil Combination
New York dispatch notes T Dodd of Standard Oil says an Independent Texas group seeking to rival the Standard would need its own market for fuel oil. One Texas well reportedly exceeds global current fuel use, limiting cross state transport profits.
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Pay Up or Be Closed Out in Bucket Shop Clampdown
Chicago April 3 The Tribune reports bucket shop proprietors delay signing the revenue office declaration labeling them brokers class 2 while Commissioner Clark may enforce the new law expected to shutter bucket shops. Two closed their trades after the New York Stock Exchange adjourned and exited the business.
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Missoula Republicans sweep mayor and four aldermen
The Missoula Republic: The Missoulian reports a clean sweep by Republicans electing the mayor and four aldermen with votes to spare for another alderman. It notes the Democratic mayoral candidate’s defeat reflects methods used, not the candidate, and that voters recognize a good thing.
Robbers battle City Marshal in Gillet saloon
In Gillet Colorado on April 3 a shootout between City Marshal McBeth and two masked robbers left Albert Tisdale dead from a body wound and his partner wounded with a shoulder injury. McBeth was slightly hurt as the exchange lasted several minutes after the robbers began firing.
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Bank installs sterilizing device over disease fears
The Cheshire National Bank in Keene New Hampshire has added a sterilizing device to its premises amid growing concerns about catching illnesses from handling infected currency.
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Poole's Body Found in Montana Field
Special to Inter Mountain from Great Falls April 3. Robert M Poole, linked to partner James Smith death on February 19, is found frozen in a field near the scene. A whiskey bottle with the body leads authorities to believe whiskey caused both deaths as Poole sought help. the discovery shifts suspicion away from him and portrays him as a hero.
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Great Falla
Robert M. Poole
James Smith
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Doxena
Poole
Gold in Rubber Forest Discovery in Peru
In Lima April an Indian rubber concession site in Carabaya yielded two gold nuggets weighing 100 and 90 grams. Government engineer noted auriferous soil along the Sangabanese riverbank, confirming gold presence in Carabaya rubber forests.
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Peace Talks in Manchuria Reach Standstill
A Pekings dispatch reports China has not rejected the Manchurian treaty contrary to some state beliefs, yet appears determined to do so. Japan has issued what amounts to an ultimatum and negotiations are at a standstill.
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the Herald
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Japan
Smallpox Delays Eleventh Infantry Manila Voyage
San Francisco reports a smallpox case among Eleventh infantry men. The Kilpatrick voyage to Manila on April 5 is cancelled and two companies will be detained at Angel Island until the danger of spread passes.
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Yale and Columbia Oarsmen Meet On Lake Whitney
Announcement that Yale and Columbia freshmen crews will race one mile on Lake Whitney in New Haven on May 18. This will be their first meeting since 1895 when Yale won.
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