Governor's veto power questioned over Montana senate election
A Montana newspaper argues the governor cannot annul a legislative action after signing, urging clear argument over the governor's protest against electing a senator. The piece contends the executive may veto bills but not override legislators’ certified election results, urging democratic papers to speak up on the principle.
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Montana
Legislative Assembly
Assembly
Senate
United States
Supreme Court
Smith
Clark
Nimerlf
Investigation urged to probe Montana politics and senate charges
A long editorial argues for a thorough, fair inquiry into charges against Senator Chandler and related Montana political actions. It criticizes biased reporting, notes possible improper use of funds by factions, and calls for facts to guide any investigation while urging restraint and adherence to constitutional precedents.
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Montana
New Hampshire
New England
Chirk
Chandier
Mowntana
Wall
Chandler
Senate
Clank
Clark
Butle
Washington
Congress
Bollot
Indignant Montana Tax Payers Protest Witness Fees
The state faces growing indignation over paying witness expenses in the Wellborn case. The author argues the verdict would only affect the defendant personally and would absolve no fault, calling it an outrage against taxpayers and a partisan clash draining public funds.
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Feglahttlye
Sherk
Welleamu
Montana
Power of the Clerk in Early Montana House Incident
A historical Montana scene recalls a heated 60 year old House dispute over seating New Jersey members. John Quincy Adams criticizes the body, a temporary chair named by a belligerent member, and the episode ends with adjournment and relief sought from Congress. The piece condemns the Paris sensation and notes looming Perona elections.
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Studerts
Montana
Neydersey
Amd Democrats
Bend
Tesus
Mattora
John Quincy Adams
Adams Tool
Clkima
Milting
New Jersey
Tie
Jan
Behannion
Port Toonderoga
Cuban Army Chiefs and Civil Policy in Cuba
General orders on Cuba assign brigadier generals to regular service and discuss promotions and retirements. General Brooke may command California department after Shafter. Ludlow and Wood viewed with mixed reception. Wood to manage island affairs from Havana after Santiago posting. Root-Wood conference signals administration policy and extended military influence over civil governance.
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Cuba
Wilson
Lee
Ludlow
Brooke
Department of California
Shafter
Reo
Wood
Santiago de Cuba
Havana
Root
General Wood
Uns
Opposition to Gen Wood Promotion Stirring Debate
Washington Herald reports strong opposition among some officers to General Wood’s nomination to brigadier general and possible advancement to major general of volunteers. The piece notes pushback aimed at Wood’s Cuba command plan and warns of a Senate confirmation fight. It also mentions General Brooke likely to finish a year of service.
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Dor. S
Wood
Washington
The
Herald
Volunkers
Cuba
Semmte
Genral Wood
Brooke
Man Trapped Under Elevator in Historic Globe Building
Engineer John B. Baith of the Globe Building at 800 Broad Street endured being pinned beneath a heavy elevator car when a cable failure released the platform. Rescuers, applying careful teamwork, freed him after tense minutes as he sustained leg and shoulder injuries but remained conscious and cooperative throughout.
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John B. Baith
Globe Ibuilding
Otk
Pata Ward
Idi
Auturn’s Chilly Bays Advertises Vigoral and Beet Ex
An unclear ad-like fragment promotes Vigoral and Beet Ex as superior remedies for cold sea air discomfort. The snippet mentions a grocery offer and a product called Vigorale 4 on bottle Teggia with vague claims of protection against damp chill.
Notice to prove will for Kate Toomey estate in Butte
In Silver Bow county Montana the district court schedules December 9 1899 at 2 pm in the court room Butte for proving the will of Kate Toomey deceased and for hearing Annie T Garrity’s application for letters testamentary any interested party may appear and contest. Clerk CLARK by Deputy Clerk James F Wilkins TON
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Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
Silver Bow
Kate Toomey
District Court
Said
Butte
Annie T. Garrity
Co. Clark
James F. Wilkins
Ton
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