The Standard's Back Track on Montana Conscience
The Anaconda Standard defends Montana’s honesty amid slander from sources including Baltimore News. It argues there are good and bad men in Montana, notes similar conditions elsewhere, and predicts the paper may mature into a true Montana newspaper while hinting at upcoming Democratic convention remarks.
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Montana
Dan
Bersheba
Anaconda Standard
Senator Clark
Clark
W. A. Clark
Baltimore News
United States
Europe
Gabriel
Standard
Turpitude and witnesses cloud the Clark case in Montana
The piece argues about witnesses for and against Mr. Clark in the Montana senatorial controversy. It accuses the prosecution of overconfidence and calls John R. Toole hypocritical while noting others admitted expenditures. It foresees political maneuvering and hints at land policy and a Salt Lake City governors meeting.
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John R. Toole
Moncy
Democratic Party
Clark
Montana
Democracy
Butte
Western governors meet over land leases and western lands
February meeting in Washington brought together governors from Colorado Arizona Utah Wyoming Nebraska Idaho and South Dakota to discuss land leasing and possible cession of unoccupied western lands. Montana Governor Smith stayed in Washington while the Clark case drew his attention.
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Sal Lake City
Congress
Clark
Smith
Washington
Washington City
Colorado
Arizona
Utah
Wyoming
Nebraska
Idaho
South Dakota
Montana
Helena
New York
Salt Lake
Political diatribe on democracy and press bias
The piece critiques the Anaconda Standard for its rhetoric on citizenship and national principles, contrasts it with historic treatment of Native Americans, and mocks circulation bragging while urging Montana voters to cling to stable governance. It references Barnum, Dan Rice, and Montana politics, urging retrenchment from the state’s discredited party.
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America
Republican Party
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Fragmentary Richmond Dispatch tale of doorway struggle
A fragment from the Richmond Dispatch describes an attempted murder scene where a man and woman are seen struggling at an open window on a tenancy height across a two story building. A passerby aids the injured man and questions the woman’s involvement before confirming the scope of the incident.
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Atrest
Richmound Dispatch
A Model Husband
A humorous exchange in a New York Weekly piece about thrift and romance. The wife contemplates buying a costly item, the husband urges, noting happiness at home outweighs price, while joking that such comforts should be welcomed if it stays within a modest budget.
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New York Weekly
Angel
A Desirable Death
A Washington Star item describes children forming ideas and a playful scene on Capitol Hill. A poor neighbor’s boy admires Benny’s red tie, learned from his mother as a birthday gift, prompting a reflective moment as Rex studies family pictures and asks to “kill me a” Benny’s.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Toll
Benny
Rex
Ike Benny
Misunderstood Patriotism Told By Civil War Veteran
Professor Alfred B. Adams recounts a Civil War incident with General Banks during the Red River campaign. Yankee troops seized cotton bales marked C. 8. A and painted U S A clarifying the Union. A southern officer misheard and joked about a different association.
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Philadelphia
Alfred B. Adams
New York
Red River
Nathaniel T. Banks
Europe
United States of America
Cotton Stealing Association
A Modern Portia in a Countess Drawers of Fate
In Collier's Weekly a tale stars Countess Madeline and Valentine who gamble with a lacquered cabinet. Three drawers promise an answer to a six month prayer with one containing Yes. Valentine chooses at last, finds Yes, and flees to embrace the Countess. The other drawers held deliberate fate.
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Collier's Weekly
Madeline
Alan
Valentine
Hazard
Sudden illness shocks family in brief domestic incident
The dialogue records a sudden event as Mrs O keefe and a speaker discuss a death or serious illness in the home. The tone suggests a domestic scene with concern and quick, informal remarks about the cause and timing. Names include O keefe and hints of a child or spouse present during a dramatic moment.
The Value of Names
A fragment from the Boston Transcript notes two year old changes and mentions a pharmacist and apothecary, contrasting pricing and margins. It hints at a professional shift in the drug trade and raises questions about what changes a certain figure Chiat might bring.
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Boston Transcript
Rio Grande Western Adds Three Through Trains
The Rio Grande Western railway inaugurates three through trains via Salt Lake City and Denver on a Salt Lake route effective February 35.
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Salt Lake
Denver
Rio Grande Western Railway
Elegant passenger trains offer through sleepers to Chicago
Elegant trains run daily to the east with through Pullman Palace sleepers to Chicago and St Louis. One change to Missouri River points, with routes to New York and eastern cities. Tickets to any place via this direct line take in Glenwood Springs and Denver area scenery. contact W C McBride, general agent, 47 East Broadway, Butte.
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Pullman Palace
Chicagn
Menten
Daseengern Fort
Missouri
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
America
Ealt Lake Gi
Glenwood Speinge
Black Canyon
Royal Gorge
Manitou
Garden of the Gods
Colorado Springs
Denver
W. Cc. McBride
Meket
East Broadway
Butte
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Granite Street
Butte City, Mont
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Jesus
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Abraham
Barnum
Dan Rice
Inter Mountains
Bozeman
Robert B. Smith
Washington, D. C
Kruger
Africa
Commonwealth
Cate
Toole
Eveater
Colonel Bryan
Gement
O'Keefe
Silver Bow
Jamea Eva
Nmne
Silver How
James Eva
J. E B. Richards
Saton C. Clark
Wisin
James F
M. J. Connell Company
Coounta
Individusis
Butt
Schatzle
W. Broadway
Sutton’s Theater
Cyrene Noonan Company
Macey's
Little Ollie Will
Lillian Kemble
Arneldo
Lee Mantle
Chas. Bchatstein
Fayette Harrington
Charles R. Leonard
A. B. Clements
F. Aug
Heinse
Henry Mueller
Frank W. Haskins
James H. Monteith
State Savings Bank
Tate
Pye
J. Creighton
Main and
Park Sts., Butte
Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro
Clark & Larabie
Bankers
Gell Exchange
Alex J, Johnson
First National Bank ‘of
Os Dent View
EU- Sede
North Main Street
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