Washington Birthday Dates Shift Across Calendars
The piece explains the divergence between old and new calendar styles, noting Washington’s birth date would fall on February 24 in the current system rather than February 22. It traces history from Caesar through Pope Gregory and Britain’s 1752 reform, detailing leap years, reforms, and the long-term drift of dates. It notes the New York Times view on fixing dates and projects future shifts up to centuries ahead.
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New York Times
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Wash Inston
de Martinehink
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Elect a Senator in Montana Deadlock Persists
The Montana legislature nears adjournment with the short term senator race still undecided after weeks of votes. The fusion majority faces pressure as many see a likely compromise if fusion candidates withdraw. Montana's vast resources from livestock to minerals hinge on fair congressional representation and a chosen senator.
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Whirty Balius
Montana
Congress
House of Representatives
Helena
Solsears
The Crusade Epidemic and Mrs Nation’s Influence
A critical essay warns of a growing Crusade epidemic led by Mrs Nation. It argues such female conviction, courage, and organization reflect a broader, potentially disruptive trend among mature women. Disturbing incidents in Chicago Milwaukee and Kansas are cited to illustrate heightened activism and its social risks.
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Kansas
Mast
Chicago
Faith Core
West Side
Phar Vist
Salvation Army
Volunteers of America
Atraw York Times
Adkins Proposes Witness Fee Bill and Clerk Fees
State Senator Adkins introduces a bill to pay witness fees in justice court and coroner cases, aiming to curb unofficial paid travel and hotel costs for witnesses. He also proposes amendments to county clerk and recorder fee laws to streamline payments.
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Pony Sentinel
Adkins
Butte
Mir. Adkins
Put It in the School Fund Rogeman Avant Couriey
Speech by Rogeman Avant Couriey from Gallatin county argues $90,000 turned over to state treasurer should fund schools. He asserts the finder owns money until a valid claim is shown, but the state can refund if a rightful claimant emerges, asserting the money’s best use now is education.
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Rogeman Avant Couriey
Gallatin
Newton
The New Counties Rosebud Powell Form in Montana
The legislature cut Rosebud from old Custer and added Powell, creating Montana twenty six counties. Since statehood eleven years ago twenty counties have grown to twenty six, signaling rapid population and wealth growth. future decades may double again though few new counties seem likely.
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Hamilton
Rosebud
Custer County
Powell
Old Deer Lodes
Montana
Out of Sight Money: Montana Legislature Corruption Case
Great Falls Leader notes the money, tainted by corruption, has been removed from view and unappropriated. The piece argues the funds should be used to teach youth about corruption and warns of the legislature as a lesson on civic ethics.
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Great Falls
Thos
Montana
Notable political shifts and literary praise across states
The article notes intermittent political moves including Colorado and Virginia figures, potential retirements, and a claim that Senator Daniel may join a constitutional convention. It mentions Hall Caine's Shakespearean likeness, and the Peabody Institute owning a Victoria portrait presented by the queen to George Peabody as a philanthropic gesture valued at $50,000.
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United States
John W. Daniel
Virginia
Peabody Institute of Peabody
Queen Victoria
George Peabody
London
The Spice of Life Venice Like Evening on Drainage Canal
A June lakeside scene unfolds with gondoliers singing and a playful romance. Helene discusses marriage to her various loves while a Detroit Journal tone notes luxury and luck amid Venice like waters. A Chicago Tribune fragment hints at a halted plan for a pantry sized home and cooking Utensils, leaving questions unresolved.
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Venice
Detroit Journal
Fatima Faces Headless Secrets And Grimy Gossip
In a turbulent fragment from Detroit Journal era chatter, Fatima reacts to scandalous claims about a husband’s alleged ‘lady killer’ image amid rumors of forbidden chambers. The piece also pivots through a collage of historical fables, misquotes, and political notes including the U S cabinet lineup, presidential term limits, and Twain’s Rhodes anecdote, all wrapped in a bustling, era-regal voice.
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Fatima
Detroit Journal
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