Duty of Republicans in City Governance Amid Inauguration
The incoming city officers prepare to assume duty next Monday as the new administration begins. Rifts loom over aldermen approval of mayoral appointments, with Republicans urged to back the mayor and resist efforts to derail his chosen officials.
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Board of Aldermen
Auboy- Alice
Ety
Clark
Lamb Tom
City Atturst
Lamb
McCarthy
Belle Wan
Emyeracie Mayer the Richt
Ely
Republica Yy Naston
Aly Lum
My. McCarthy
Coryell
Responsibility in appointing city officials in Butte
The text argues that officials should be held accountable to the people if incompetent or corrupt. It warns against undermining mayoral prerogative or creating cheap partisan positions to favor Republicans. It asserts founders’ policy against entangling all labor and urges Republican city council members in Butte to follow this principle.
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Republican Party
Republic
Republisca
Butte
Still Kicking The Dayis Will Litigation Disappears Again
The end of the Dayis will dispute vanishes from attention as heirs expected a fair decree of distribution. Fewin Davis, survivor, resists final settlement by seeking repayment of borrowed funds or delaying distribution, blocking heirs from their rightful share. Courts and authorities are cited, while Davis may pursue other legal avenues to contest the estate.
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Fewin Davis
Judge Davis
Otere
Wren
District Court
Silver Bow County
Supreme Conel
Supreme Court of
Tritanala
Massachusetts
Math Horrower
Davis
Bewin Davis
Pocket Politics and Tammany's Private Gain
The piece accuses New York leaders of steering municipal government toward private gain, describing pocket politics driven by wealthy circles and investor interests. It notes similar corruption patterns in Montana, with moneyed factions shaping who holds office and public policy.
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Cyaker
Tammany
New York
Willingh
Pit
Montana
Owen Tf Livers
Fragmented political rant on treason and agitators
An unclear historic critique targets the administration for suppressing dissent and punishing agitators among Filipinos. The passage alludes to treason trials and efforts by opponents to cripple government work, citing democratic newspapers and orators as supporting disloyal agitation.
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Duncan
Anti-Expansionists Face Self-Condemnation in Philippine Policy
The text notes no arrests or trials for hampering administration efforts in suppressing the Insurrection in the Philippine islands. It reflects grudging self-critique among anti-expansionists, suggesting a rare moment of introspection amid political debate.
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Philippine Islands
Cyclone terror and Yorktown prisoners update
In Kirksville Missouri a devastating cyclone is described with graphic scenes of loss and fear. The Inter Mountain reports Manila news that Yorktown prisoners are alive and well, treated kindly by Filipino captors, contradicting earlier fears of their fate.
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Kirksville
Missouri
Nature
Selence
Inter Mountain Today
Manila
Yorktown
Luzon
Otis
Aguinaldo
Burning Effigies Referenced In Montana Trial News
A Bis Timber trial on the use of effigies to purify a legislative body stirs public interest beyond Montana. The piece cites Beasley case precedent, notes envy of vengeance rituals, and recounts an Anderson Indiana burning ceremony. It discusses the dangerous social appeal of burning effigies as archaic, provocative acts that spark broad attention.
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Bis Timber
Hensley
Montana
Commonwealth
Beasley
Chicago ‘Ties Herald
Anderson
Ind
Soute
Ane
Greece
Theocritus
Chicago Tribune
Persatic
Strike Against the Male Sex in The London Telegraph
A dubious proposal by women’s rights advocates imagines a strike aimed at ending only dinner preparation. Supporters claim the idea would derail men by depriving them of cooked meals, while critics dismiss it as impractical and fear it could harm reform momentum.
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London Telegraph
Lords of Creation
Pussie Reacts To Sudden Shake In The Grass
A fragment shows a character named Pussie reacting with exclamations about a shake moving through grass. The text is incomplete but implies a rural scene with a child’s surprised remark and a motherly reaction.
Why effigies burn in mercy and mock justice across ages
A historical essay traces effigy burning from camp rituals to legal punishment and religious rites. It notes the cultural relief of venting anger by destroying a surrogate figure, cites figures like Cromwell Judas Iscariot and revolutions, and compares practices in France, Mexico, Portugal and Greece.
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Indiana
Guy Fawkes
Andrew Jackson
Jefferson Davis
Weyler
Charles Eliot Norton
France
Oliver Cromwell
Judas Tscartot
Mexico
Judas
Christ
Quakeress and Travelers Spark Odd Train Exchange
In a train carriage a dignified Quakeress in a snowy collar and gray hat inspires two commercial travelers. They gossip about the tobuero trade, exchange a smile, and one quips hyberbole while the old lady, without lifting her eyes, remarks softly that if their parents had consumed more sweet yeast and bad beer, things would have been better. The car hushes as the engine pumps.
Aguinalde Wants More, Asks About Ambition and Help
In a terse exchange, Aguinalde questions what the other man seeks and Higron wagers he aims to be an angel, reflecting a scene of uncertain motives and familial dialogue.
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Aguinaide
Hiram Higron
Angel
Paek
Scribbles and Miss Cutting Clash Over New Book
A brief exchange reveals Scribbles touting a forthcoming book while Miss Cutting dismisses it, noting she already spent hours reading a prior work. The banter hints at tension over literary taste and publication momentum.
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West
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Butte City, Mont
Ates
Pocket Politics
BALA
Pussie
Brooklyn
Schatzlein Paint CO
W. Broadway
C. Sullivan
West Broadway
Mont
Grand Opera House
G. O. McFarland
Met
Primros
Union Family Theater
Rutte
Dick P. Sutton
Telephone No
Oscar P. Sisson
Arists
Genilla
Union Theater
Dick P. Suton
Mgr
BE. M. Bayliss
Ballleal Manila
Good Jersey
Inquire
Birchdale Stock Farm
Telephone
Lynch & Bacheler
General Insurance
Bea
Burtes
Ibupte Andeana
Lee Mantle
Chas Schatzlein
Fayette Harrington
Charles R. Leonard
A B. Clements
F. Ang. Heinze
Henry Mueller
Frank i Huskins
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
T. M. Hodgens
Sapiece Cashier
State Savings Bank
Main and
Park Streets
United States
Europe
J. A. Creighton
Onaha
A. H. Barret
E. D. Leavitt
V. Kemper
First National Bank OF
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talboot
E. B. Welrick
George Stevenson
Transastt
Main Street
W. A. Clark
J. Rosa Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro
Clark & Larable
Banefers
Ruy
Beit Exchange
Alex J. Johnston
Cashiter
Morens Daly
Waggein
Conan
Marcus Daly & Co. Bankers
Ntana
Joseph V. Long
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