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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1901
Page
7
A Montane legislative session looms with fusion forces led by W A Clark and Heinze contesting the U senate seat. The piece discusses labor independent democrats balancing power, potential party alignment shifts, and expectations for Republican strength after the assembly vote.
The text traces federation from early proposals in 1852 to the 1900 inauguration of the commonwealth on January 1. It outlines key steps from the Hobart federation talks, Melbourne conventions, and the 1898 referendum, leading to a governor general, a federal parliament, and central powers over customs, post and telegraph, defenses, and quarantine.
A poetic reminiscence of a child and mother, praising the green world and eternal light. It contrasts weary days with joyful memories, celebrating love, nature, and faith through imagery of sun, stars, blooms, and worship. The verse centers on a boy, a mother, and the enduring light of life.
A fragmented verse speaks of two lovers united despite harsh gales and night. Imagery blends stormy seas, alpine cold, and dawn light as they pledge endurance and closeness forever. The piece emphasizes shared peril and intimate solace in love amid nature’s fury.
Readable dialect verses describe a rowdy Christmas dance in Dixie with Br’er Abram on fiddle leading a lively quadrille. The crowd, including Sister Mandy and Sister Sarah, joins in as preacher and deacon dance, while the house shakes with music and footwork, celebrating Christmas night.
The central government would gain powers over railways and debts with surplus customs revenue, a high court may hear appeals from federal and state courts, and appeals to Britain would be limited. Australia, a vast nation with a white population around one million, values federation while facing anti federalist opposition and rapid civic growth.
An upcoming session is expected to approve the appropriation to reimburse generous Montana citizens who funded medals of honor for the Montana Volunteer Infantry and the Montana Rough Riders. The advance was made with the understanding it would be repaid by the state when the legislature convened.
A Roumanian discovers a method to imprint tiny portraits on the wrist or arm. The new craze captivates the stylish, particularly Chicago divorcees, who seek unique body art as a personal statement.
Jean de Reszke endures the severest training to keep his voice in top condition allowing only brief relaxations. Mme. Schumann-Heink supports an Invalid husband who funds their eight children's education and her singing endures through family sacrifice. Mine. Joan Pommerol prepares a new expedition into Africa to study native men and customs for a book.
The report notes Sir William Muir, aging retired holder of the presidency, will step down before the century's close after a career spanning from the Indian Mutiny era. His service includes leading intelligence at Agra and public roles across decades.
A brief note on mothers navigating daughters health issues and seeking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It cites Mrs August Pfair of South Byron Wisconsin and a January 1809 letter reporting two years of irregular menstruation headache side pain and swelling, with a March 1899 follow up praising cure and urging women to write for advice.
Women are invited to view a grand display in Hennessy’s windows praising well cut muslin nude garments. The note suggests ready made items at Hennessy surpass custom orders and imply superior value compared with higher priced, inferior articles available elsewhere.
Professor Houton claims after ten years travel he met more people using Green's August Flower than any other remedy for dyspepsia liver and stomach derangements and constipation. He says it suits travelers salesmen and office workers with irregular habits and that it does not injure the system. Free sample bottles at Newbro Drug Co and Pinlon Media Drug. Green's Prize Almanac offered by dealers worldwide.
Try Allen's Foot-Ease, a foot powder that cools swollen, tired feet and relieves sweating, ingrown nails, blisters and bunions. Sold by druggists and show stores for 60 cents with trial package free. address Allen O. Olasted, Le Roy, New York.
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