Odd Fellowship Anniversary in Anaconda Praised
On Wednesday April 26 1589 Odd Pertowship marks its 80th anniversary in Anaconda Montana with a full Inter Mountain report and Massena Bullard Helena delivering a masterly oration. The piece extols Friendship Love and Truth as core virtues guiding fraternal unity and national character.
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Odd Pertowship
Montana
Anaconda
Inter Mountain
Massena Bullard
Helena
Tnday
United States
Odd Fellowship
Earth
Heaven
Lodge
Fraternal Association
Odd Fellowship Honors Truth Virtue Across Nation
A historical discourse extols Truth as a guiding virtue in Odd Fellowship. It laments modern evasions, praises honesty as a life engine, and urges a revival of candor and integrity through the order's example nationwide.
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Lars
Odd Fellowship
Improved Marksmanship and Outside Aid in Philippine War
A Manila report notes Filipinos now shoot better, wear finer clothes, and are better fed with more arms. It argues outside support from Japan, Germany, and Spain aids Aguinaldo, backing insurgent tactics with trained leaders. The piece condemns lax efforts to stop blockade runners and predicts apologies after the war ends.
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Manila
Japan
Gestate
Spain
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Cleveland
Germany
Souon
Pacific
Ionul
Prominent Visitors to Montana Stir Discussion About McKinley Visit
The Anaconda Standard critiques the uncertain prospect of President McKinley touring Montana and meeting locals to learn of resources. It contrasts potential effects with Bryan’s Montana visit, noting shifts in party stance from free coinage to protection and criticizing democratic contenders.
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McKinley
Montana
Commonwealth
Bryan
Standard
Oliver Goldsmith
Mr. McKinley
Democratic Platform Debated Over 1864 Plank
Richard Croker of Tamman claims the 16 to 1 plank from 1864 should be dropped from the 1900 platform. He favors opposition to trusts and a revenue tariff. Don M. Dickenson and other prominent Democrats back this view, signaling a rift if Bryan and allies resist.
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Richard Croker
Tamman
Inter Mountain Today
Don. M. Dickenson
Mr. Bryan
Fragmented Democratic Divide Over Free Coinage
The piece discusses a looming split within the Democratic Party around free coinage, noting 3,000,000 gold Democrats backed McKinley in 1896. It warns the hard money wing could influence or block nominees at the 1900 convention under the two thirds rule, potentially deserting if Bryan is nominated.
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Democratic Party
Teller
McKinley
Democracy
Bryam
Chicago
Nobody but Spaniards in the Philippines war debate
The article denounces calls for immediate discharge of volunteers in the Philippines as treasonous. It argues soldiers must serve under the American flag until danger passes and questions why newspapers would claim troops enlist to kill only Spaniards. It defends honoring the flag and American sacrifice.
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Lous
Philippines
Free Speech Across Nations Sparks Freewheeling Rhetoric
In a discussion of free speech, critics note harsh public rebukes in Britain and harsher penalties in the south for dissent. Oliver Cromwell's 200th birthday celebration coincides with Dr. Parker attacking the Prince of Wales and cursing the sultan, igniting debate on what constitutes acceptable speech.
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England
America
Oliver Cromwell
London
Joseph Parker
Prince of Wales
Great Britain
Parker
Winsell
Turkey
William
Georgia
Mean trick thief frames promissory youth in coat theft
A bold thief placed a young man linked to a prominent financial firm in an awkward spot by stealing his overcoat at lunch. The thief then swapped it for a costly garment, leaving papers with the owner’s name, prompting a detective to reveal the youth’s innocence and recover the overcoat. The case ends with vows of vengeance against the rascal.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Mortons Hop Dream Ends in Hoax Tale
An aging prospector named Thomas Morton stirred a police stir by claiming a Casino theater visit featured two actresses who robbed him of nearly $300 and a $207 check after inviting him to a private box. Actress suspects Blanche Lamont and Jessie De Witt admitted presence but denied theft. Morton’s tale proved a hoax. Police later recovered about $200 and Morton's check, left behind at Whatleys cafe, and learned the money belonged to Morton.
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Thomas Morton
Casino
Lottie Vourhdrops
Silver Bow
Murphy
Captain Dawson
Blanche Lamont
Jessie DeWitt
Variety
Morton
Dick Carrol
Dan O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Whatley
Main Street
Henshaw
Mr. Henshaw
Final Discharge Notice for Walsh and McGrade Bankrupts
In the District Court of Montana a final discharge petition by Walsh & McGrade, bankrupts, was filed April 25, 1899. The hearing is set for May 10, 1899 at 10 a.m. in Helena to hear objections. The clerk is George W. Sproule. attorney Henry C. Magne represents the bankrupts.
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District Court of the
United States District of Montana
Thomas A. Walsh
Thomas F. McGrade
Walsh
Helena
Montana
Hiram Knowles
Butte
George W. Sproule
Henry C. Magne
Second Judicial District
State of
Silver Row
James Caldwell Singer
A. D
Satheilay
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