Misapprehension of protest over senator seating
The Inter Mountain files a protest against improper use of official power by Governor Smith in signing against a senator seated by the state legislature. The Anaconda Standard is criticized for veering into debate on moral virtue, while the Inter Mountain urges a proper legal challenge through the appropriate tribunal. The piece warns against partisan impact and urges restraint, thorough investigation, and adherence to lawful process.
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Democratic Party
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Orion
Binith
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Inter
The Uncertain Legacy of Louisville Editor Watterson
A fragmented historical critique traces the Louisville Courier Journal editor’s shifting stances on key figures and events. It notes Watterson’s support, opposition, and later criticisms of Goebel and Bryan, framing his journalism as unconventional and polarizing.
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Montana Labor Plea and Political Trial Notes
The article urges employers to find work for Montana volunteers awaiting winter, praising their wartime bravery. It recalls General A. J. Warner as a Silver Knight in party circles and critiques free silver advocates. It then reports Willcome case witnesses paid, mentions the trial of Fred Whiteside for bribery in Kalispell, presided by Judge Henry Smith with a strong legal lineup ahead.
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Philippines
Tnesa
Willcome
Welletine
Fred Whiteside
Kalispell
Henry Smith
Helena
Armine
Governor’s Enthusiasm Sets Precedent Over State Welfare
A fragment questions the governor’s zeal overriding official prerogatives and warns it could set a dangerous precedent affecting state welfare in the future.
Can Mob Law Be Prevented
Opinion piece by Hon. Joseph C. Sibley argues mob violence like lynching fails to deter crime and calls for a national stance against capital punishment. It cites Texas Georgia and Kentucky lynchings to claim legal methods and public sentiment must evolve to end mob rule and protect civilization.
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South
Coleman
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North
Alestaise
Free silver no longer the issue in national prosperity
A speaker argues that free silver is no longer the main concern and that ongoing national prosperity proves the current administration's financial policy is sound. He emphasizes the country’s growth as evidence supporting the policy, urging belief in the administration's fiscal approach.
Iron Market Says Demand Weakens Amid Stockpiling
The Iron Age notes a broad cooldown in iron and steel markets after a period of heavy activity. Demand for billets and Bessemer pig softens, while steel rails show limited weakness. Producers hoard stocks for spring, and buyers delay. Exports persist, but domestic consumption falls. Prices ease with a cautious outlook for spring trade.
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Bessemer
Next Yey
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Spolter
Carlisle Tidian Football Team Aims Pacific Coast
The Carlisle Tidian football team expresses willingness to travel to the Pacific coast for Christmas games. Plans include a match against the Los Angeles Athletic Club in Los Angeles on Christmas day and a Stanford appearance likely facing the Los Angeles Club around New Year’s.
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Stanford Plase Cartiste
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May Appoint a Senator in Delaware
Dover Del May appointment of a senator from Delaware discussed. Governor Tunnel said no appointment while the Quay matter remains unsettled in Washington. He declined to name a likely choice, but politickers believe William Saulsbury of Wilmington is the frontrunner.
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Willard Saulsbury
Wilmington
Automobile combine to unite major car interests
New York December 7 The Commercial Advertiser reports plans to merge the Electric Vehicle company General Carriage company International Power company and several smaller car and carriage firms into one large entity controlled by William C Whitney within the Whitney Widener Hikins syndicate. Details of the arrangement are not expected to be disclosed soon.
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Electric Vehicle Company
General Carriage Company
International Power Company
Richard Croker
Auto- Truck Company
Counirry
William C. Whitney
Whitney-Widener-Hikins Syndicate
Scissors Sharpener’s Wry Take on Life Prompts Local Gag
A humor line about life as a grind follows a joke by a scissors sharpener. The Finlen Media Drug Company at 32 North Main offers a commemorative souvenir free with every 50 cent purchase next Thursday and Friday.
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