Heinze in Montana Politics Steers to a Republican Seat
The Helena Independent and other fusion papers face Heinze as a decisive figure in Montana politics. The piece traces his shifting loyalties from the Anaconda democracy to Republicans, noting past attempts to split the central committee and secure seats at Helena. It argues any reward should come from fusion allies, not the party he once opposed, and critiques the Independent’s stance as ungrateful and political maneuvering.
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Joseph K Toole
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Rot Anduavars
Renal
Mtr. Hollies
Mtr. Hollies Giod
Howev
Keepon
Helena
Montana
Heinne Hi Ty
Republican Party
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Heinge
Tale
Gicket
Thelage
Huet
Quire
Liver Bow County
Central Committee
Heinze
Betays
Haijy
The
Fae
Democratic Party
Lemovile
Tethee
Tin Erate
Henge
Independent
Heinne
CONGRESS TO OPEN WITH SHORT SESSION AND WIDE AGENDA
The coming session of Congress opens Monday and will last three months. Major items include reapportionment of House seats, an army bill, tax relief on war-time levies, and a shipping bill debate. A Nicaragua canal project is slated for December with a cost around 140 million dollars. The canal would enablePacific and Atlantic vessel passage, reducing routes by thousands of miles. A nationwide Wheelway project is planned to be funded by the federal government with engineering work by the army corps.
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Nicayaann
Nicaragua
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Atlante
Bolte
Pacific
Republic
Avisco
New T York
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Prvslient
Shane
United States
Army
The Most Popular Books From The World’s Work List
A December feature in The World’s Work lists the thirty most popular books of the month based on public library reports. It notes Chinese affairs influence and names titles by Stevenson and Tarkington among others, with a brief aside on Salmon trade and Nebraska population questions.
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Lst
Stevenson
Law
Alion
Held—Johnston
Manley Meredith
Pord
Elizabeth
Nebraska
Cuba's Commercial Struggle Shapes Cuba's Destiny
In Cuba a contest between commercial and industrial interests and political ambitions forms a debate within the constitutional convention. Advocates of independence clash with those favoring U S protection, arguing independence alone may not deliver stability or prosperity. The commerce sector seeks confidence from domestic and foreign capital, warning against a prolonged autonomous path without U S backing. The piece notes independence as a means to rights and welfare, not an end, and questions whether Cuba can thrive without continued tutelage or under U S protection.
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York Tribune
Cuba
Fead
Memibera
Taey
Airoeson
United States
Facs
Iverty
Business Inn
Elks Lodge Moves to End Wearing Elk Teeth
The Colorado Springs Benevolent and Protective Elks lodge plans an agitation against elk teeth emblems after noting their slaughter. The move aims to curb the use of elk teeth by members and halt the practice across the order.
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Colorado Springs Lodge of Benevolent and Protective Elks
Colorado Springs Lodge
The House That Jack Built and a Curious Portrait
A fragmentary society item introduces Iglieh Jack, the “eid hermit,” living in a small house near Portland Maine. The piece weaves his idiosyncratic life as hunter and fisher with musings on nature, religion, and personal honesty, interlaced with a legal anecdote about a bigamy penalty and a witty courtroom exchange.
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Iglieh Jack
Jack
Wi Hilis
Portland
Henews
Dean Stanley
Chloe Dickens
Governor Hoge T. of Virginia and the silver issue
A historical note depicts Governor Hoge T. of Virginia as a lifelong free silver supporter. It recalls his early optimism during the Chicago Democratic Convention backing Bryan, his joy as Bryan's platform rode the silver banner, and his turbulent reactions after the 1896 crash, ending with steadfast yet restrained hopes as November approached.
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John Hoge T
Virginia
OM Dominion
William Jennings Bryan
Pulaski County
Bryan
Arkansas
Virginia Governor Faces Thanksgiving Proclamation Blues
A distressed Virginia governor is described as crushed and wretched, haunted by daydreams and sleepless nights. The piece portrays his reluctance to issue a Thanksgiving Proclamation amid the collapse of free silver and state struggles, painting a bleak political mood.
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Virinka
Virginia
Winters Bright Fiddle Joy Amid Snowbound Days
Fragments from two papers mix verse and prose about winter cheer and lost temper. A line from Atlanta Constitution hints at a child’s mood, while Washington Star quips a child’s future as a political orator.
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Mr. Blykins
Washington Star
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