Jury Reform Proposals Eyed by Ilge Earle
The piece surveys reform ideas by Ilge Earle, former New York Court of Appeals justice, proposing firmer juror selection rules, allowance for fewer jurors to render a verdict, and broader use of juror participation to speed trials. It notes state analogues in several states and reflects on the impact on trial efficiency and accuracy.
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Ilge Earle
New York Court of Appeals
Lorteil
New York
Hythe
Nanine Simetimes
Aries Tetleses
Ely Ebert
Dunia
Deraas
Judee Earl
Wuuriming
Karte Su
Wyoming
Washington
South Dakota
Dmaha
Colorado
Nevada
Minnesota
California
Florida
Louisiana
General Miles Faces Army Critics Over Duty and Dress
The text defends Lieutenant General Miles against sustained opposition from political and press factions. It notes his lack of West Point background, long army service, and ties to icons like Grant Sherman and Sheridan. Critics are dismissed as biased, with emphasis on Miles’s proven battlefield record and loyal government service.
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Sevun Massachnisetts
Isgeral
Mau
New York
Winnie
Meregu
Byshens
Gmeyen
Aris Cena
Porto Sereten
Chairhuysville
Virginia
Generot Pee
Spottsylvania
Arral
Rowins Station
Servicirgini
Unus
Old Wilderness
Spottsvania Court House
West Point
Mites
Chancellorsville
Reams Station
Neleon A. Miles
Prsident Meinky
Lias
Er Eines
Miles
Mules
Sone Persen
Army
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Thomas
Howard
Merritt
Hue
State Press Comment on Senate Duty and Delay
A Montana State Press commentary criticizes senators for delaying the election and neglecting duties. It urges immediate action, condemns a performance more show than substance, and asks lawmakers to elect a worthy candidate to the Senate without further delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Clarks
Senate
Montina
Reunited Republicans Honor Banquet at McDermott Hall
Billings Times reports twenty seven of thirty two Republican legislators traveled to Butte Saturday to attend a banquet at McDermott Hall hosted by Hon. Lew Mantie. The event drew 140 attendees in a lavish red white and blue decorated hall with town lake views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Butte
A Decade of Tariff War and Trade Growth
A historical review discusses the ten years 1890 to 1900 as a period of heavy tariff protection with strong gains in manufacturing exports and a shift in foreign trade. It notes rising agricultural exports, shifting import composition toward raw materials and manufactured goods, and declares the era a triumph for American producers while debunking anti tariff arguments. The piece cites Treasury data, claiming America becomes the leading export nation, surpassing Britain, and emphasizes protectionism as the driver of economic health.
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America
United States
ISO
Furelan
Lex Tris
Isva
Gustmaster
Branthey
Bach
Wooton
de Weed
Stirlhigiine
M. Wobsteam
Rodiees
Ais
Manel
Toodswamts
Antnua
Britain
Kington
Adams
Clay
Linvin
Blaine
Dingley
McKinley
Senator Lodge
Bostom Jouspal
Eight Hour System Adopted by Montana Mines and Smelters
Felt Valley Times reports Montana mine and smelter owners show liberal support for the eight hour system. Most mines adopted before the law, smelters moving to enforce. Law not in effect May first yet employers ready to begin. Colorado precedent had faced constitutional challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felt Valley Times
Montana
Uona
Colorado
Min Ooners
The Spice of Life Sympathy Not Wanted
A Kentucky mountain district native recently prepared for travel but became a railway collision victim. The next morning his widow read a newspaper report that listed his name among the casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain
Kentucky
Rubaiyat extract lampoons empire and plutocracy
From the Rubaiyat of Omar Bayyan extracts the speaker wakes to a clash between a Paramount power and elite rulers. The crowd at a halted train echoes old grievances of oppression while political hope lingers for a four year span before a phantom empire dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar Bayyan
Voice on the platform forecasts looming peril to homes
A fragment cites a voice about Web Ravis ready to spout and audiences exiting, warning that banks, workers, farmers, and property face destruction and imperialistic drums. The piece suggests fear for hearth and home and urges grasping shadow over substance.
Stanford Professors Views On Women And Love Letters
A fragment from a Stanford University professor’s writings praises the ideal woman yet argues she must balance motherhood and self care with family life. The column quotes correspondences about love and dressmaking, contrasting English and American sensibilities, and includes a note on manuscript editors and a poem by John J. McClunn. It also features remarks by the Duke of Montenhost about American women’s charm, dress, and practicality, praising tailored American garments and outdoor wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Griggs
Stanford University
Griggs
Will Bone
Acord
Stanford
Duke
Monehost
Wwe
Ming
Paris
London
Uw Britisher
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M. A. Derger
West
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Butte di Mont
England
Holand
Dorsey
Carlton County Cement
Deep Ten Eames
Sidney
D. Charles
Portland, Ore
Ile
Ani
Chicago Daily News
Paramount
Tilve the Phantom
Empire
C. H. Gregory
Carbon County
Newbro
Boston
the Free Lance
Tmat
Life
Iinto
Beoniew
Dante
John J. McClunn
Edward VII
Buckingham Palace
Butte’s
Schatzlein Paint Company
W. Broadway
Leys Ai Owsley Block
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