Spooner Bill sparks constitutional dispute in Island governance debate
The Spooner Bill prompts fierce Democratic opposition over a provision that would vest military and judicial powers in a designated authority to govern islands, delaying civilian control until congress acts. Critics warn the plan erodes constitutional order and raises despotism concerns while stressing the need to protect property and liberty in the islands.
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A Cuban View on Cuba United States Relations
A Cuban View discusses Cuba and United States relations, urging a constitutional framework and long term economic ties. It cites La Nacion and Livha Havana papers, the Paris treaty, and proposed terms including foreign affairs through the United States for years after independence. The piece notes absinthe consumption in France and calls for legislation to curb the habit.
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Political Turmoil and Voter Sentiment in Helena Market
The Helena scene shows intensified senatorial contest strength with Frank in close reach of a majority, while other candidates from Montana Oregon Delaware and Wisconsin gain steam. Race dynamics hint at party shifts and a possible political realignment as voters weigh outcomes and candidate viability ahead of key sessions.
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Ak Fulay
State Press on Railroad Legislation in Montana
The Benton River Press reports a legislative mood to target railroad corporations as legitimate political issues. It notes railroads hold extensive Montana property and pay about $40,000 yearly in taxes, seeking full accord with other taxed entities.
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Benton River Press
Montana
Platt on Cuba and U S duty in the island
Washington correspondent reports Senator Orville Platt of Connecticut in an interview on Cuba policy. He argues Congress cannot directly alter the Cuban constitution but the United States must retain influence and authorization over Cuba until a stable native government is firmly established and international obligations are satisfied.
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Contentious Washington Row Echoes Senate Clash
A fragmentary paragraph notes claims by M Neely about being pushed rather than falling and references senators Clark and Chandler amid faint mentions of Cleveland and editorials. The wording hints at political maneuvering and Democratic reorganization with limited readable context.
Worthy of the Trust in Republican Stand
A local editorial urges Republicans to remain united and resist overtures for compromise. It argues party honor relies on a solid front and warns against trading away principles for concessions. Attorney General Donovan orders county attorneys consulted before seeking further opinions.
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The State Motto and Local Representation Debate
A fragmented critique of state motto usage in Yellowston County and debates over suitable regional emblems for Yellowstone, Custer, and mining towns. It argues for broader, more representative slogans beyond worn phrases, noting Livingston and Great Falls as terminal references and lamenting outdated symbols.
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McKinley pledge and state honors in scattered notes
President McKinley vows a tie Pan-American exposition event on May 20. West Virginia Senate approves 5000 dollars for a statue of ex Governor Pierpont to stand in the state capital sanctuary hall. Frank Rockefeller retreats to a Texas ranch life while Astor accepts honorary Mercer county society membership. Captain Joseph Rimmer contemplates polar exploration with two Arctic plans under review. New plans include a ship surpassing current Antarctic vessels with white banners planned near the late Bishop Creighran’s London parish.
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Prayer to Christ by Pope Leo Translated by Ward
Translated prayer laments a failing century and calls nations to turn to Jesus for peace. It decries violence and moral decay, urging reverence for God and repentance to restore humankind and end wars.
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Christ
Jesus
Not Kings with Eager Hearts Thy Laws Obey
A compact verse asks for obedience to divine laws under one shepherd and one faith. The speaker seeks guidance for life and a crown, hoping the prayer and destiny align. The language echoes a petition for steadfast belief and rightful reward.
The Four Guests Poem Dream of a Door
A dream poem portrays a sequence of guests arriving at a door. The dreamer waits for Love Hope and Death as guests, Each arrival brings a moment of awakening before the door finally opens to reveal Death.
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Prominent citizen arrested over border horse rule
Several short items note a notable arrest for violating a law banning bringing a docked horse across the border. Other items mention London discussions on animal mutilation, church debt collection in Kutz Town Pennsylvania, a peculiar Atami Yoshihama streetcar line in Japan run by coolies, and an incomplete note from a Western state.
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People s Restaurants and Urban Feeding Systems
The article compares municipal feeding programs in Norway Sweden and Austria. It notes Christiania and Vienna as leading examples, highlighting how low cost wholesome meals for the poor are adapted to local tastes and cooking styles. All three systems show growing success and popularity as civilization advances.
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Unidentified Great Men and Forgotten Busts at Boston Athenaeum
A column notes fifteen nameless busts at the Boston Athenaeum, with only two identified after investigation. Identified figures include Prince Kountozov and Lewis Cass. a third is Nicholas Biddle, once famed as banker and wit. The piece muses on how appearances fade while legacies endure.
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Nicholas Biddle
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Close of the Century Showcases G. H. Mumm's Extra Dry
The spectacle highlights 1A H1 cases of G. H. Mumm's Extra Dry Imported in 100, or 79,298, more than any other brand. The quality entering the market is described as remarkably fine.
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