Daily Inter Mountain Authorized Agents and Rates
The Daily Inter Mountain lists authorized agents in towns across Montana and the West. It includes M A Berger as manager at Butte and branch offices with a carrier system. Subscription rates are 87 50 per year by mail in advance, and 2 00 per semi weekly year by mail in advance.
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Ait Mai
Inter Mountain
M. A. Berger
Granite Street
Butte Cit
Mont
Peter Towey
Hassler -Montanan
Emmons Big Timber
Olmstead
Miles City
Bridger
Glendive
Forsythe
Jjohn C. Lyneles Carbonado
L. Whitney & Co
H. Gregory
Gebo Mra
M. A. Holem
Chinibar
Erwin Schott
North‘west
Butte
Northern Pacific
Inter Mountain Pub, CO
Y.sessigeree TB
Beating Around the Bush Over Clark Senate Seat
A Montana opinion argues the Senate should not declare no election held by the Sixth assembly. It contends expulsion would be proper if bribery occurred, and warns that voiding the election intrudes on sovereign legislative territory. The piece questions the committee’s methods and urges clear accountability.
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Clark
Joint Assembly
Sixth Legislative Assembly
Mr. Clark
Hele
Senate
Can Clark Resign Amid Senate Eligibility Question
Rumors fly that Senator Clark might resign after adverse action in the Quay case but the Senate could block resignation while its privileges and elections committee report is pending. A resignation would imply he was duly elected. acceptance would complicate the committee’s findings. If Clark stays, the Senate may delay action, risking a vacancy and potential ad interim appointment by the Montana governor, with broader constitutional implications for the Sixth and Seventh legislative assemblies. Meanwhile Montana’s exhibit at Paris, noted amid other states, contrasts with talk of clerical and political maneuvers in the Capitol.
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Quay
Clark
Senate
Montana
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Committee On Privileges and
Sixth Legislative Assembly
Seventh Legislative Assembly
Quay Case Highlights Senate Precedent On Senate Seating
The article discusses how the senate reaffirmed the Mantle case precedent by refusing to seat Mr. Quay after a legislative deadlock prevented a gubernatorial appointment. It argues seating him would set a dangerous pattern, stressing the need for legislatures to elect Senators and for governors to refrain from bypassing constitutional duties.
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Quay
Senate
Legislative Assembly
Sud
United States
Congress
Red Cross Scandal and Senate Missteps Highlight News
A critical alert condemns Chicago Red Cross misuse in aid to Boer forces in Transvaal and urges government pursuit of those involved. The piece then surveys US Senate history regarding expulsions and seat vacancies, noting figures like Gallatin, Blount, Breckinridge, and Polk, ending with Montana mining credentials questioned for a Paris expo representative.
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Red Cross
Chicago
Transvaal
Montana
Paris
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