President's annual message and its impact on Congress
The president's annual message to Congress is reviewed as a major document of high importance. It covers Philippine policy, Cuba withdrawal, Porto Rico, relations with Germany and Russia, and domestic commerce, urging trusts limits and a single standard monetary policy. The article notes tensions with Democratic newspapers in Montana and highlights the president's stance against unholy capital combinations.
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Germany
Russia
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Let The Facts Come Out In Senate Teht Feud
The Montanan public follows the senatorial feud between Clark supporters and anti Clark democrats. Editors of Anaconda Standard Helena Independent and Bulletin Miner color coverage to their aims while Titter Mountain offers an impartial view. Citizens seek honest, fair debate and an unbiased analysis of the contest.
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Montana Controversy Calls For Thorough Inquiry
The editorial urges an independent investigation into the Clark controversy, arguing that public trust and Montana’s reputation depend on a rigorous review by an unbiased tribunal. It stresses accountability for accusers and for Senator Clark, warning that inaction harms the state’s standing and future politics.
Rebuking the Democrats warned by the New York Journal
The New York Journal argues that fellow Democrats betray loyalty by opposing the war in the Philippines, accusing them of prolonging hostilities. It claims the war is largely over, American troops and leaders have restored order, and insurrectionists seek to shift blame to President Roosevelt and the party.
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Political turmoil and 1900s party lines flare in editorials
A heated editorial voice questions Democratic strategy as pressures rise over Philippine policy. It rouses readers to take a stand against perceived tainted actions, cites Aguinaldo era tensions, references Aquinaltists and generals, and notes political figures like Nels on Hartman Clark Smith and the Inter Mountain publishing items for archival interest.
Wellcome's Brief Filed in Disbarment Case
Helena December 5. Counsel for Wellcome filed the brief before the supreme court yesterday afternoon. The long brief cites authorities on the accused not testifying and contends that the failure to testify does not create a presumption against him. It argues character evidence is highly competent and discusses money offers, payments, and various witnesses in detail, asserting inconsistencies and questioning credibility. The document reviews testimony by Whiteside, Clark, Geiger, and others, concluding with a focus on the overall circumstantial case and the defendant's own actions.
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Contested Conspiracy Arguments Taint Trial Evidence
The brief attacks the Whiteside and Clark testimony as prearranged by rent and conspiracy. It argues detectives were discredited as court officers and that Wellcome’s conspiracy claim is unsubstantiated. Defense portrays the Daly faction as engine to defeat Clark with ties to Towle, Toole, and Anaconda influence.
Trying to Please Employers in New York Weekly
A garbled note describes a woman who claims multiple marriages and divorces in quick succession, detailing her recent remarriage and plans to accompany her husband for gardening work. The snippet reflects chaotic OCR text from a historic newspaper page with unclear context and no verifiable events.
Great Prairie Fire Tale From Kansas History
Rural warning piece recounts Kansas prairie fires in the 19th century with a dramatic incident in 1869 near Bass Ohis. It notes the 1860 blaze in Kansas, allegedly set by a federal official, and describes how wind and dry grass caused a spreading fire across vast prairie, highlighting its historical danger.
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Simon Banks Sale at 125 North Main Street Butte
The sale lists Ladies solid gold watches with nickel movements at 17.50 and MK gold filled watches with American movements. Gents 1K gold plated and jeweled watches priced up to 60, plus assorted rings and brooches. Items described with vague qualities and a note about holding articles until called for.
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Prairie Fire Ravages Plains Settlements in 1861
Oklahoma chronicles a vast prairie fire that swept south and east across Rice Reno Kingman Harper and other counties destroying homes feed stores and horses. The arsonist reportedly revealed remorse and fled Hays after officials noted the devastation before vanishing. a Kansas City Journal souvenir tree promotion closes with a drugstore sale at 32 N Main.
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