Inauguration of William Smith as Montana Governor
Special to Inter Mountain reports the Jan 7 oath of office for Joseph K. Toole’s successor Governor Smith, administered by Associate Justice George Milburn. Smith vows no U.S. Senate run, outlines appointments staying largely intact, and receives congratulations as state officials transfer power. Corbett eases to House speakership with 24 of 42 votes amid a fusion caucus, with detailed appointments named for key legislative posts.
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Legislature Organized in Montana Assembly
Special to Inter Mountain Helena Jan 7 the seventh legislative assembly of Montana is organized with both houses formed and oath taken. Secret ballot and party nominations followed a partisan vote for speaker as Democrats and Republicans pressed caucus choices. D E Metlen called meeting to order with Axtell temporary secretary and McIntire and Hedges among key nominees as the session begins amid unsettled bills and senator talk.
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Assembly Adopts Last Session Rules and Opens With Prayer
The Montana house and senate organized with Corbett as speaker and Higging presiding in the senate. A prayer was offered, committees were appointed to notify the governor and the other chamber of readiness, and the previous rules were adopted as guidance. Adjourned to noon tomorrow.
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Deportations Ordered by MacArthur Amid Philippine Unrest
General MacArthur orders the deportation of Generals Richarte del Pilar Higon Liatera and Mios to Guam along with nine regimental and four subordinate officers and eight civilians including Trias Teeson and Mabini. Deportations aim to hold rebellion leaders until peace is declared, as Baguio held its first municipal election with Iggorotes participating and former insurgent officers urged liberty under U S constitutional government.
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Annexation proposals spark debate in Idaho districts
Discussion centers on Coeur d'Alene silver lead and Carwater gold fields. Supporters push for annexation with strong local backing, citing railway isolation and high costs from disturbances and martial law in the Coeur d'Alene area.
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Annex plans to add Panhandle region to Washington
Spokane dispatch reports plans to annex northern Idaho Panhandle counties to Washington state. Representative H.W. Territ plans to push the measure in the coming session, including Kootenai, Shoshone, Latah, Nez Perce, and parts of Idaho County, plus related territorial changes. General MacArthur reviewed the Thirty-seventh Regiment at the field, bidding officers farewell as the unit prepares to sail home aboard the Phaydady.
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Battle near Lindley Report From War Front Conditions
Fragmentary dispatches describe fighting near Lindley and Maunpoort with Boer forces delaying volleys and heavy casualties. Reports claim Commandant Duprese captured, 120 wounded arrive at Heilbron, and officers and soldiers injured or killed as engagements extend. station names and dates are uncertain due to damaged text.
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Seattle Citizens Pledge 100000 for Navy Ship Deal
Washington January reports say Seattle residents vow to raise hundred thousand dollars to fund Moronn Brothers shipyard to accept the navy department’s offer to build a vessel at the named price. If Parliament changes, bidders may alter plans and readvertise. Ghoul 1,500 tons dispatch remains noted.
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War on Social Caste Theme in Bishop Potter Sermon
In New York City last evening Bishop Potter preached at St George's church on Christian influence to reform society. He urged individual contact by Christians with the poor and infirm as the path to curb urban corruption and lift the nation, urging the healing touch of Christ as the guiding force.
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Toole Conveys Duty Over Political Ambition In Inaugural Address
Governor elect Toole vows to serve a four year term without seeking any higher office. He emphasizes fidelity, ability, and public cooperation as essential to the administration, rejects the idea of using the governorship as a stepping stone, and denies pursuing the senate or any other post during his term.
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Fragments Drift Through The Battery Era Reflections
A fragmentary, era voice laments social strains and civic healing claiming a fragrant salve can ease city sores while distant reforms unfold. The text hints at personal effort, public influence, and a search for unity amid changing views on religion and community in Scranton and beyond.
Senate considers more submarine boats spending in wartime
Congress debates authorizing 20 additional submarine vessels with costs and construction timelines. Hearings will examine Holland’s performances and rival nations like Italy Germany and Japan. The department argues to open contracts to all inventors if authorisation passes.
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