Jefferson club dinner sparks political caution in Helena
A Helena Jefferson club dinner honored its namesake and echoed veteran Democrat Fudge McConnell on upholding principles and avoiding knee-jerk opposition. The piece critiques party tactics, notes praise for Lincoln, and contrasts Democratic and Republican stances while debating party loyalty and policy.
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Jefferson Club
Helena
East
Helenia
Fudge McConnell
Tews and
Clarks
Charles Russe
Edam Chews
Evan
Cheyesand
Realise
Faye
Wiliam
Fred Vonage
Rita Hyde
Daoalielaaie
Glouie
Repubican
Abrham Lincoln
Oice McConnel
Thomas Jefe
Dden
Elvind
Iba
Carlos Tipet Te
Divided views on council plan and army beef inquiry
The council splits over a commission plan amid social divides on dog ownership and city welfare. Separate reports analyze the army court findings on embalmed beef, noting spoilage due to heat, boric acid use, and disputes over General Miles and political reactions.
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Army Court of Nauity
Miles
Inter Mountain
Teoughlaed
Navy
Mila
Ueward
Miles Ato
War Department
FATAL FIFTEEN CAPTURED IN PHILIPPINE CONFLICT
A telegraphic dispatch describes fourteen or fifteen American sailors captured during a rescue attempt near Relorm on Luzon's east coast. Admiral Dewey reports efforts to recover the men have failed. The fate of the prisoners remains uncertain amid hostile native forces and harsh treatment.
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Montain
Philippines
Dewey
Ryan Luiid
Relorm
Luzon
Admiral Dewey
Fia
Aar Department
South
Political Deadlock in State Senate Presses for Ballot
The Pennsylvania joint assembly faced deep deadlock over Senator Quay with one break as thirteen backed Jones of Pittsburgh on a key ballot. Despite this, the split remains, signaling continued stalemate as Quay allies hold firm. Meanwhile John B Read trekked to Butte for a brief vacation after seven months away, and Klondike poetry proves harsh for Miller and Crawford as northern cold silences inspiration.
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Senate
Joint Assembly of Pennsylvanian
Quay
Mne
Deine
Quay Standard
Jones
Pitlebure
Keystone
California
Utah
John B. Read
Inter Mountain
Butte
The Crisis in Samoa Involving Three Great Nations
A detailed excerpt from D Cartan Lee on Upolu and Apia in Samoa. Describes Apia’s geography, government under foreign consuls, buildings, and native chiefdoms. Notes the bay, streets, cathedral, Tivoli hotel, European houses, and sacred soil Bleelosa. Mentions Malinuu and Matautu but Apia remains unharmed.
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Samoa
Inter Mountain
D. Cartan Lee
Upolu
Apia
Bay of
Malitoa
Mataut Point
Hambure Trading Company
Eecauter
Great Britain
America
Germany
Malinuu
Matautu
Samoa crisis shaped by power rivalries and native loyalties
In the wake of the 1889 Samoa crisis Britain Germany and the United States maneuver over king selections and control. Mataafa Laupepa and Mataafa supporters clash with German backed Laupepa, exile and shifting influence loom as Samoa's future hangs in the balance. The three powers discuss spheres of control with Apia Upolu Tutuila and Savail central to their strategic bets.
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Apia
Bertin
Samoa
Matasta
Bangali
Mataafa
Malietoa
Tamasesi
Laupep
Vailele
Malietoa Laupepa
Laupepa
Saluit
Marshall Islands
Tan
England
United States
Muliufi
Alrady
Col. Hay
Germany
Upolu
Tutuila
Pango Pango
Great Britain
Savail
Matautu
Palapala
America
Australia
Eyrone
Ella Boland Tops California Sprinters at Fast Pace
Noted Montana filly Ella Boland shows rapid acceleration, beating field early and winning races from the front. Newport opening day mini event features a fox chase with hounds and riders, while racing officials warn against jockey substitutions and bookmakers’ irregularities. at New Orleans meeting last month J. J. McCafferty topped earnings with 11,483 dollars. 56 owners earned over 1,000 dollars. O Connor led riders with 116 firsts and 66 seconds.
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Newport
Reynard
New Orleans
J. J. McCafferty
O'Connor
Den ver Summer Racing Preview Hints Longer Meets
The article notes 13 days of racing at Denver this summer, with a possible extension to 30 days as no Montana racing occurs. Fred Mulholland, recalling last year, suggests the idea and has urged directors to extend, citing past successful Denver meetings. J B Haggin, once retiring from racing, may return to see horses grow on Kentucky farms and California ranches, and his colors return to nearby tracks. It also mentions Rancho del Paso horses bred there often race for others while remaining farm property.
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Denver
Fred Mulholland
Montana
Yusu
J. B. Haggin
Californa
New York
Kentucky
California
New York Times
Rancho del Paso
Mancho del Bren
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Dick P. Sutton
Oscar P. Sissen
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Schatzlein
West Broadway
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Lee Mantle
Chas. Schatzlein
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Charles R. Leonard
A. RB. Clements
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Frank Hastkins
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G. W. Stapleton
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Ron Clark
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