Exports of Minerals and Metals in 19th Century Trade
The article analyzes mineral exports led by iron, steel, tin plate, and copper ores, detailing values for 1880 to 1890. It notes export totals for gold and silver, compares domestic vs foreign shipments, and discusses rising mineral product exports while manufacturing imports declined amid industrial shifts. It cites specific figures such as 1880 and 1890 totals and contrasts them with later years.
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Didhaethy
Abel
Hasse
Taedaly
Syed Chie
Cate
Eertler
Healy
Javed
Isao
Eiilamer
United States
Plethidae
Mark Twain in a New Role in North Afrion Review
The piece discusses Mark Twain's postretirement humor writing on the Philippines, noting his critique of American occupation tactics and a harsh assessment by Judge Gomiwin. It mentions Twain’s past business troubles and a lingering question about his active role in public discourse.
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Mark Tain
Philippines
Mr. Clevens
Manila
Dewey
Dave
Aguinaldo
Une
Clemens
Gomiwin
Ralt Lake Tribune
Mark Twain
Smething
Twain and politics amid a wary early American dawn
An analysis of Mark Twain's stance toward the American government, contrasting his sharp wit with sympathy for reform. The piece notes his Missourian democratic roots, exposure to New England culture, and reactions to the Civil War era and Dewey era. It argues Twain preserved self interest yet hoped for political honors under a different party.
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Mark Twain
Lee
Dewey
Morel Vasert
Tyain
von Gilera
Matthew
Santied
Aciginellis
Sein
Marl Twain
Unions Authorized to Issue Truthful Circulars in Chicago Case
Judge Tull upheld a decision involving the right of unions to circulate statements that could affect a contractor's business, ruling that truthfully presented facts about a competitor may be stated in advertisements or circulars even if injurious to rival firms. The ruling cites Nolan's earlier opinion on similar matters and emphasizes that the motive is legal if the statements are true.
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Butte
Chicago
Tull
Tabor
Nolan
Alrivers
de Marble, Enamel
Glasaware Union
Marshall Field
Precedents of Cuban policy and US restraint history
A historical survey traces long standing American policy toward Cuba from Monroe to Grant, citing Adams Jefferson Clay and Webster declarations against European possession. It argues the United States maintained virtual protection over Cuba, ready to act in defense of its interests, shaping later policy into a precedent. It includes remarks on Lincoln’s legacy and notes Beverly Massachusetts Good Templars praising Mrs Nation.
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Webister Denew Lis Tamous
Haye
Senate
Ubesyer
Ascevid
United States
Monroe
John Quincy Adams
Cuba
Adams
Torres
Thomas Jefferson
Capa Hye
Great Briain
John Quines Adams
Suite
Weary Clay
Etober 17
Msg
Cuna
Spain
Clay
Porto Rico
United Staes
Lord Eienborough
Ciba
Cada
Oll Tivkory
Martin van Buren
van Buren
Forsyth
John Tyler
Daniel Webster
Aillar
Gallatin
England
A. UL. Everett
Upspur
James Buchanan
Mr. Crittenden
Edward Everett
Rotary
Mr. Mares
Grant
Europe
United
York Tribune
Name Change Proposals for Powell and Deer Lodge Counties
Introduced by Senator Courtney of Silver Bow to rename the new Powell county to Deer Lodge and to rename the existing Deer Lodge county to Daly. The measure reflects sentiment heard in Helena.
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Courtney
Sil R
Powell County
Deer Loge
Deer Lodge County
Daly County
Inter Mountain Art Department Debuts At Lewistown Office
The Daily Inter Mountain of Butte announces an art plant addition at its Lewistown office. It showcases half tone cuts and line drawings on the first Sunday page, praising local talent and materials. The note suggests continued improvements and Montana's potential in art work.
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Lewistown
Duty of Republicans Pony Sentinat in Legislature
The text notes ongoing voting pressure for a United States senator within the legislature and references various statements made during the process. It describes daily momentum and the sentiment around the pending selection, reflecting political maneuvering and party dynamics.
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Pony Sentinat
United States
Legislative draft shows graft talk and budget waste
An early state paper accuses the legislature of corruption and pay-for-votes schemes. It cites plans to buy ten votes for 75000 and sixteen for 225000 while criticizing party infighting and costly clerks. It notes Speaker Corbett resisting layoffs and jokes about a ministerial clerk kept on the payroll at five dollars per diem.
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Carter
Ture
Anry Nastinesk
Livingston Enterprise
Seventh Legislative Assembly
Corbett
Fergus
Yellowstone
Treeylotim
Mae
Stalls Fight for State Ownership of Asylum
Billings Gazette reports Stalls push for state ownership of an asylum for the unfortunate in Montana. An investigation into the institution is ordered, though past probes yielded little. critics cite wasteful dining and lavish wine service by contracted staff, exhausting legislators.
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Billings
Montana
Stull
Ownest and a Winters Evening Letter Advice
An English woman's love letter alleges frost and cold morning scenes as she awaits Ownest. A Boston letter suggests hair adornment with jewelry worn above the left temple to achieve a divine look, while the writer jokes about fashion and public reaction.
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Juggins
Alraady
Boston
Uncertain Humour from Royal Hunts and Rail Chats
A grand duke mistakes a forester for a brother of Chief Inspector Schmidt and, later at a railway station, questions two girls about their father and ages. The exchange plays on mistaken identity and small-town details. The piece closes with a Dowdy admonition from D L Moody about reforming men through marriage.
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Saxe-Weimar
Inspec Schmidt
Schmidt
Serenissin
Grand Duke
Sereni
Reform by marriage questioned in Helena letters
A Helena writer disputes the idea that marriage can reform a man and warns of ruined lives from unions with unscrupulous partners. The letter criticizes Christian Science articles and cites biblical passages to defend healing through faith while urging readers to scrutinize such claims.
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Martine
Resigned to the Burdens Novelty Quote
A Baltimore American brief notes Mr. Pettierew has resigned himself to the idea of returning home with a soldier on its back. The quirky line frames a domestic reaction to wartime tension and travel.
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Pettierew
Baltimore American
Meveland Laid Up Amid Second Attack, Report Says
A Washington Post note from Princeton reports Mr. Meveland is laid up with another attack of thinking. The terse item implies a relapse or mental strain affecting his condition. No further details provided.
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Princeton
Li Hung Chang Mortal News From Shanghai.Report
Report from Shanghai suggests Li Hung Chang is near death or severely ill. The New York Press notes the elderly statesman may be cutting a third set of teeth as a metaphor for ongoing age and health concerns. The item signals uncertainty and international interest in the fate of the longtime Chinese leader.
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Li Hung Chang
Shanghai
New York Press
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