Kruger Fate Versus American Reflections on Liberty
An editorial weighs Paul Kruger's stubborn stand and exile across Germany and Holland, contrasting him with George Washington. It argues Kruger's fate reflects divine will shaping nations, warning against unfounded intercession and praising self-reliant paths for South Africa. The piece notes U.S. limited involvement and critiques partisan use of Kruger for political ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
Paul Krager
Nothms
Joel
Robii
England
Holland
Germany
United States
Uberty
Bryan
Towne
Webster Tavis
Bulzey
Ger Iennis
Muted
Ty Tasso
Wai
South Africa
Cape Colony
Peyu
Scrdger
Pretoria
Kuve
Paul Kruger
Aguingno
Democratic Party
The Isthmian Canal Debate in New York Herald
The New York Herald argues against a purely national canal monopoly, urging that the United States is too large to pursue selfish policy on the Nicara guan canal treaty. It contends that fortification needs are overestimated and that national considerations should guide a broader approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
The
Herald
United States
Isthmian canal defense and world trade advance
The United States should protect the canal not by forts but by modern naval power, arguing for neutralization to deny belligerent privileges. Advocates claim the Isthmian waterway will secure open world commerce and spur global progress alongside transcontinental links and trans Siberian rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Amdath
Lrink
Populists Weigh Senate Bids Amid Montana Turmoil
The populists claim leverage as they threaten a senate bid while holding power in Montana. They accuse Democrats and fusionists of pursuing copper profits and job losses, and question leaders like Hon. ALK Sprigge Hon. Samuel Mutefite and Hon. Judy. The parties trade barbs over control and policy directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Homself
Don McCinnis
KE. Morbett
Fenocracy
State Press Comment No Excuse For Them
Kiveat Falls Leader criticizes Butte and Great Falls for poor water habits. Butte residents dilute bad water, while Great Falls, despite excellent supply, shares the same dilution habit. The piece urges proper water discipline across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiveat Falls
Buttewater
Great Falls
The School Laws Opinion From Bell Valley Times
The Bell Valley Times argues that reducing the county school levy could harm outlying districts. It urges caution in revising laws to avoid greater injustice while noting Montana schools compare well with other states and the proverb let well enough alone may apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Valley Times
Montana
Union
A Reckless Governor Pardon Sparks Outcry
Fergus county Argus denounces Gov. Smith for pardoning criminals and cites Sam Russell of Yellowstone county who received 25 years for killing Robert Tunner. The paper argues the governor weakens law by opposing the death penalty and warns against eroding state penalties.
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Fergus County
Margaret M Lynch Seeks Fulfilled Marriage Promise
After a 22 year wait for a marriage proposal, Margaret M Lynch of Nowee remains hopeful for the promised union. The personal note reflects patience and a long standing commitment, urging suitors to honor the pledge and pursue a life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waitlg
Margaret M. Lynch
Nowee
End Humbug: Free Trade Demagogy Exposed in Congress
A San Francisco Chronicle piece argues a Democratic bid for free admission of all domestically produced works would fail in a Republican Congress. It asserts trusts flourish abroad and would be protected anyway by tariffs, detailing British and continental combines to illustrate the danger of free trade loosing foreign trust-made goods into the U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Senate
Europe
Alberigan
Robert Donald
Eisier
London Mubletial Journal
Hint
Curren Review
Capleal Ford Alyersa
Wootcombers
Malloo
G.ee
Porthender Mowt
English Sewing Cotton Company
Fine-volton Spinners
American Thread Company
Germany
Gastrell
Berlin
France
Swerk
San Francisco Chronicle
Remarkable Ledger of 19th Century Notables and Oddities
A disparate collage of society chatter and notices cites ex Roundsman Thomas McCormick’s arrest, Parisian rumors about King Milan, Ruth Hanna’s Cleveland debut, the Yorks touring North America, a vaudeville debut by Cornelis Fellows Jr, Mississippi bishop comments on aging, seven high society marriages, and a Hyderabad district threat to Hala. Also listed are Napoleon’s press curtailment, the seventh tariff act, waves of whaling danger, notable deaths and achievements, plus a holiday turkey promo at Koucher Store for ten dollar purchases.
The World One Hundred Years Ago Today Fact and Faction
A reflection on the U S presidential election nearing vote counting as Jefferson and Burr stalemate with seventy three electoral votes each. Federalists threaten to block a house decision and push a senate pro tem solution while Hamilton warns against supporting the vice presidential candidate. The fledgling republic staggers under party intrigue and constitutional strain.
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Coprighte Soo
E. Hughes
Louisville
United States
Congress
Jefferson
Burr
Tle
House of Representatives
Senate
Adams
Hamilton
Man Fined for Beating Wife in Police Court
Patrick Joyce stood trial in police court on a charge of beating his wife and was fined 100 dollars. He claimed she struck him with a slipper during a quarrel and denied any injuries, but the judge and officer testified the wife bore bruises and a black eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Joyce
Joyce
Sullivan
Smith
Entertaining Christmas Concert Delights Local Audience
A lively program at the church concert impressed the crowd with Wells on opening and Dol Knox leading a fine performance of Mr Man. Honiat outdid her prior showing and all participants earned praise as the Ladies Aid Society thanked supporters and pledged to replenish funds. Montana Music Co promotes a complete holiday stock.
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Mr. Wells
Oh Mather
Honiat
Man
Ladies’ Aid Society
Montana Music Co
Pins and charms for many orders offered by Hight and Fairfield
Hight and Fairfield display a range of pins and charms for Masons, Knight Templar, Elks, Shriners, Knights of Pythias, Eastern Star, and 32nd degree members, among others, catering to fraternal regalia enthusiasts.
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Hight & Fairfield
Masons
Knight Templar
Elks
Shriners
of P
Eastern Star
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Inter Mountain
Inter Mountain Publishing CO
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M. A. Berzer
Anite
Banger
le du- Mont
Mall
Cardon
Deuvcrade
York
Thomas McCormick
New York Harbor
Milan
Paris
Drury Lane Theater
London
Miss Ravensburg
Ruth Hanna
Enator Hanna
Cleveland
Ohio
Farmington, Conn
Duke and Duchess of York
North America
Pacific Coast
Australia
Queen Victoria
Sydney
Cornelis Fellows, Jr
Cornelis Fellows
National Horse Show Association
Tony Pastor
Bishop Thompson
Mississippi
China
Bishop
Murat
Naples
Marie Annoncia de Caroline Bodaparte
Napoleon
Anton Friederich Justus Thibaul
Mers
al Wiel
Caroline Oliphant
Lord William Murray Nairne
Scotland
Robert Owen
Mise Dale
New Lanark Mills
William Godwin
Claiumont
Jacques Henri Bernardin de Saint-Pierre
Desiree de Pelleport
Georg Cannins
Jean Scott
Nne
Hala
Hyderabad
Sind
India
Congress of the
New Zealand
Abraham Sidon Cox
Margaret Coxe
Dixie Wrorby
Mra
Catherine Crowe
Joe Stevens
Ebenezer Edson Cummings
al Nas
Koucher
East Park Street
Mother Goose
Grace Meth
Episcopal Church
Newbro
North Main Stre Butte
Schatzlein Paint Co
West Broadway
Calendex Inc
Gibson Calender
C. D. Gibson
Wallers
Queen Louise
Christian Bondeavor
We Up
N. Main St
Leys
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
New York
Insurance Inforce
W. C. Bachelor
East Broadway
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