Sunday papers and the British Sunday newspaper clash
A Sunday papers column examines the British crusade against seven day issues and the American Sunday press. It discusses religious opposition, working class mobilization, and the impact on reading habits, arguing Sunday editions corrupt serious reading while praising limited, news focused Sunday content.
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England
United States
Great Britain
Boyrett
Tabor
Fort
Httlé
Teller's Fusion View Shakes Democratic Silver Debate
Senator Teller of Colorado urges fusion with silver Republicans to sustain the silver cause into 1900. He criticizes Democratic inaction, while Montana Democrats reject fusion and aim to keep the silver wing intact. The piece notes broader party tensions and a looming national convention amid flood-control debates?
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Teller
Colorado
Baite Miner
Sentleman
Republican Organization
Democratic Party
Hias
Miner
Standard
Montana
Rubicon
Flood Concern Amid Heavy Snowfall and Rivers
The article warns that last night's heavy snow adds to flood risk across the region. Widespread soft, dense snow burdens gulches and coulees with material for dangerous floods, especially in Miles City and Glentiye. Melting snow will swell the Mississippi and Missouri valleys, threatening levees and bank erosion as rivers push deposits and reshaped channels.
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Une x
Gallice
Coulees
Miles City
Glentiye
Mis- Ha
Glia
Missieelon
Miscouri
Mississippi
American Manufac turing Gains in Global Markets Alarm English Firms
London Times warns that American iron and steel makers threaten England's markets as U S tariffs boost exports and expand merchant marine. Inter Mountain notes American prowess prompts concern across industrial circles and foresees U S control of world markets. The Montana Catholic debuts as a six page weekly led by editor Frank M Sullivan. Inter Mountain greets the new paper and wishes prosperity. A House race pitting Hermburn and Honking for speaker unfolds with western interests favored. John Sherman visits the president amid aging fears over McKinley treatment. Kentucky sees reformist Wagriney influence fade as seats are sold. Judge Scott voids a controversial law. Democratic papers may pivot to the beef scandal in New York politics.
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London Times
England
Inter Mountain
Iron and Steel
America
Republican Party
United States
Great Britain
Montana Catholic
Witleet
Frank M. Sullivan
Sullivan
Montana Capitol Buzz as Leaders Face Probing Questions
Croker resists answering questions before a legislative committee. Senator Carter says volunteers will return from the Philippines. About 2,000 volunteers seek to stay as Philippe guards. Shafroth proposes Towne as 1900 Democratic VP. Teller backs fusion for 1900, while McKinley may visit Montana in July if snow persists.
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Croker
Carter
Helena
Philippines
Philippe Guards
McKinley
Montana
Vast Furnishings House Impresses Magnate With Wax Request
A stout customer surveys a grand upholstery shop boasting £250,000 stock and over £50,000 in furniture. The manager plays along as the visitor queries Renaissance and Louis styles, hints at Paris as the source, and finally requests a simple stick of sealing wax. Tit-Bits remarks on the scene.
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Paris
The Engineer's Dream Ride to a Fiery Creek Fall
A distorted railway poem recounts a near disaster as an engine struggles at sixty miles per hour toward a burning bridge over Ute Creek. The narrator and fireman fight to stop the locomotive but crash into a fiery chasm, fearing certain death on the rails.
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Pustato
Ute Creek
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Oscar P. Sisson
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Dick P, Sutton
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Charles R. Leonard
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Frank Haskins
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T. M. Hodgens
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T. M. Hodge
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E. B. Weirick
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W. A. Clark J. Rora Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro
Clark & Larable
Bankers
Ciold
Alex J. Johnston
Marcus Daly
J.B. Maggio
M. Donahoe
Marcus Daly &O
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