Fusion Conspiracy Alleges Republican Victory Amid Unrest
The Inter Mountain accuses Democratic rivals of undermining the election in Ravaili county. It asserts Republicans won fairly by merit, condemns alleged coordination to strip seals, and denounces “fusionists” as attempting to steal a rightful victory through money and influence.
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Inter Mountain
Tages
Elert
Vail
Hom Aavon Morners
Ravaili
Democratic Party
Mar
Republians
Paphol
Meagher
War spirit in France over naval race and invasion fears
A French newspaper critic denounces a naval build up including twenty battleships and many destroyers as futile and dangerous. The piece argues France should not imitate Britain’s fleet but instead focus on a swift secondary force of small cruisers, warning the war spirit remains strong despite cautions.
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Mervier
England
France
Poyces
Uwice
Great Britain
Ciilen Fhas
Died for England and the war effort tied with Germany
Fragmentary lines indicate a WW2 era sports or training note linking nationalist sentiment with a German opponent. The text is incomplete but suggests England and Germany were in a tied or contested context. No clear individuals, dates, or events are identifiable.
World Output of Gold and Silver in 1890
The final report of the director of the mint on gold production for 1890 notes North America’s lead, with Alaska and the Klondike cited in the totals.Silver yields reach two thirds of world supply, while the Klondike figure appears near eight figures. The war impacts mining, yet the mountain states show increased output through better ore handling and gold recovery methods.
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Mint
North America
Cilver
Alaska
Aly Danni
Yehite
Australasia
Avion
Alan Stahtly
Cansis
Klondike
Amd
Tsas
Transvaal
I Thay Fleld
Mexico
United States
Prohibitionists face dim future in party politics and inquiry
Prohibitionists acknowledge limited win potential after a large vote and vow to work within Republican and Democratic lines. Leaders concede practical campaign limits while maintaining resolve, fearing the movement may fade unless spring state elections prove stronger. A court inquiry into cadet Boot’s death looms amid conflicting testimony. The Rosetti ship arrives with 126,000 Brazil coffee bags, valued above $1.2 million, signaling robust trade growth.
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J. Arghe Imfina Prokiiidonisis
Yeasune
Wynpker
British Press Speaks On U S Obligations In War With Spain
San Francisco Chronicles analyzes claims that Britain influenced U S action against Spain and warns Americans against viewing London as bound by heavy obligations. It questions perceived British pressure, argues alliance did not compel U S risk, and urges continued pursuit of peace without war with Britain.
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London Chronicle
United States
Cleveland
Venezuela
C Heer
Chronicle
South Asia
China
Great Britain
Spain
Britain
Adymir Dewey
Philippines
Cuba
Germany
Austria
Russia
France
South Africa
Great Brita
San Francisco
Courties County Growth Tied to Bonds and Tax Levy
The fragment discusses a county’s self funding through bond issuance and a tax levy. It argues that if new counties had stayed with the parent county, residents would face a modest tax rate and be happier. The limited excerpt emphasizes financial strategies over broader context.
Parliament Opened in Melbourne and Royal Society Honors
May 4 marks the opening of Australia’s first Commonwealth Parliament in Melbourne. The London Globe notes a Belgian envoy’s suggestion that the Duke of Orleans is unwelcome, tied to past royal conduct. Sir William Huggins succeeds Lord Lister as Royal Society president, with multiple honors to his name. The University of California hires Prof Adolph Miller and Prof Charles Koferd as new faculty, while coal ads promote Trail Creek coal with moderate burning and low waste.
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William Huggins
Lord Lister
Royal Society
Joseph Hooker
Society
Royal
William
C. le
Oxford
Cambridge
Edinburgh
Dublin
St. Andrews
F. R
Pcr
A. S
University of California
Adolph ¢. Miller
University of Chicago
C. Plehn
Mnance
College of Commerce
Charles A. Koferd
University of Tinois
Harvard
Trail Creek
West Park
State printing plan eyed to publish ads in new bulletin
Montana Record notes a proposed state printing scheme to establish a state bulletin publishing all state advertising. The idea would divert ad revenue from newspapers to the state printing office, with little concern for public access, aiming to create another profitable political office.
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Montana
Fis Ierstood
Salmon eggs sent to New Zealand by U S government
G H Lambson of the United States Fish Commission sails from San Francesco on the Sterca carrying 500 900 live salmon eggs destined as a gift to the New Zealand government. The Duke of Newcastle, newly arrived, plans a visit to Bishop Grafton of Fond du Lac. He may merge an American church paper with the Church Review of London to create a joint high church organ. A Hughes medal prize is established by the Royal Society for original discoveries in physical sciences, with a gold medal not exceeding 20 pounds and annual income. An 1855 Jay Gould affidavit reveals his tannery defense. Bath Maine Sewall presented 15 000 to the city for bonds and hospital endowment. Sir Wilfrid Laurier will attend the...
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Cup
G. H. Lambson
United States Fish Commission
San Francesco
Sterca
New Zealand
United States
Duke of Newcastle
Bishop Grafton
Episcopatian
Fond du Lac
Wis
Church Review of London
Hughes
Royal Society
Prothonotary
Wilkesbarre
Jay Gould
Gould
Gouldsboro
New York
Bath
Elty Council
Harold M
William E. Sewall
City of
Arthur Sewall
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Missourlian Seeks Senate Seat Transfer
The Missourlian suggests Aug Heinze aims to join the U F Aug Heinze in backing absorption of Amalgamated Copper and may pursue seats in the United States Senate representing Montana.
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Missourlian
U. F. Aug Heinze
Amalgamated Copper Company
States Senate
Montana
Creation of New Counties Great Falls Leader
The Great Falls Leader notes that the upcoming legislative session will feature standard county division schemes and a lobby of townsite promoters and would-be county officers. Some plans may have merit, others mere pretense, as debates over too many small counties and taxpayer costs begin anew.
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Great Falls
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