Independence and the Clark controversy in Montana press
In Anaconda Standard’s heat, the Inter Mountain defends independence against accusations of Clark-support, condemns the Standard for sensational bias, and argues the state’s reputation suffers from alarmist editorials about bribery and political games. It asserts the Inter Mountain seeks truth and urges lawful methods.
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Clark
Feam
Tater Mountain
Inter
Il Clims
Democrat
Standard
Anaconda
Inter Mountain
Tle
I Blandard
Anaconta
Democracy
Butte
Dagors
Senate
St. Paul
Jas
Joint Assembly
Conrad
Anaconda Standard
Montana
United States
Kentucky Senator Conspiracy Aimed at Governor Taylor
The Kentucky democratic legislative caucus selects Blackburn for senator and supports ousting Governor Taylor, alleging Goebel was elected. Black burn vows to push Taylor out, amid accusations of a planned political crime. The situation could turn Kentucky reliably Republican in the next presidential election.
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United States
Kentucky
Blackburn
Goebel
Taylor
Democratic Legislative Assembly of
Montana
Blackmailing sheet targets public figures in press attack
A harsh critique of the Anaconda Standard accusing it of blackmail journalism. The piece argues the paper uses threats and preemptive bias to influence politics and intimidate opponents, calling such conduct reprehensible and comparing it to a vermin covered tramp.
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Anaconda Standard
Opening of canal diverts Chicago River to Mississippi
The canal deflects waters from Lake Michigan into the Mississippi in a landmark engineering feat. Chicago river, long famed among streams, now flows upstream, surprising only in its feasibility. The river’s waters are described as less than clear as the system operates.
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Chicago River
Lake Michigan
Mississippi
Chicago
Chicago River Water Transfer Vision Cited As City Transformation
A fragmentary excerpt describes moving Lake Michigan water into the Chicago River and canal system, claiming it could flood downstream to create a major urban change. The tone compares the potential shift to an old friend leaving, with market scenes and regional reactions noted for Chicago New Orleans and points in between.
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Market Street
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Ullnois
Chicago River
New Orleans
Polin
Coal selection at Crampat shipyard sparks wartime trial
The Philadelphia Record notes a crowd of well dressed experts sifting soft coal at Crampat shipyard for a new warship trial, selecting the best fuel to ensure speed. Other items report a Philadelphia soldier Jones whose effects will be sold for back pay and the Manila campaign keepsakes. A tale from the Detroit Journal and a London Globe quip round out the page.
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Philadelphia
Crampat
Lawton
Philippines
Schuylkill Arsenal
Jones
Manila
Sailor Intelligence and Shifts in Merchant Marine Roles
The article argues that modern American seamen are better suited for today’s merchant marine due to changed working conditions. It contrasts past sailors with the newer jack tars who understand current life at sea and have influenced views on naval work and authority.
Modern ships require new sailors to handle bigger crafts
The New York Sun notes how modern ships differ from those of years past with steam capstans and patent rigging. Handling a 2,000 ton vessel now demands more intelligence and many trained men, a shift from twenty five years ago.
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Torerly Inn
Walt
New York
President Loubet Medal Forged for Election Certificate
The London Chronicle notes Prevident Loubet will receive a special medal struck at the mint to honor his election. One side bears his profile with Amiss Loubet President de la Republique Francaise, the other shows the Republic before a ballot box, with his name inscribed and dated February 1, 1899. Every deputy and senator will receive one.
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Loubet
Republic Prendine
AL. Louchet
London Chronicle
Performance Debrief Sparks Church Scene Realism
After the show Smith asks what viewers thought then praises the church scene as realism. Jones agrees calling it powerful while Smith admits nodding off during the performance.
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Smith
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