West Granite Street Manager Speaks on Senate Investigation
The piece discusses the senatorial committee's broad investigative approach into the Clark case. It argues the panel's latitude to hear indirect evidence may aid both sides, noting cautions by ex Senator Faulkner and the importance of weighing truth over formal courtroom rules. The account mentions Mr Stiff and a potential vote-for-money claim, highlighting political implications for Montana's Democratic legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulkner
Clark
Stiff
House of Representatives
Whiteside
A Forgiving Spirit And Media Critique In Montana Feud
A Montana discourse accuses the Anaconda Standard of distortions in coverage of Inter Mountain statements and claims a democratic party rift spurs independent thought. The piece argues a senate exhibit reveals a Montana public divided, while the Standard downplays a feud and casts witnesses as party loyalists.
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Montana
Tn Ita
Inter Mountain
Weas
Tater Mountain
Whiteside’s Mock Lawsuit Start Of Detectives Career
The passage argues Mr. Whiteside began as a detective by filing a mock lawsuit against a friend under oath, exposing alleged facts that did not exist. It contends the senate committee aims for a full factual exposition, seeking to inform the public and Montana residents, while noting the $40,000 cost should be charged to both Democratic wings of the state party.
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Senate
Montana
Clark
Butte
Senate Committee
Democratic Party
Whiteside
Standard’s rotten borough assault on Montana politics
The text attacks the Standard newspaper for years of ads and sensationalism about Montana. It claims the paper harmed Montana’s reputation while promising evidence will be presented before a senate committee. It warns against silencing the Standard and critiques editorial efforts and political branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Montana
Washington
Inter Mountain
Standard
Senate Committee
Commonwealth
Rights in the Transvaal Clash With British Rule
An Anaconda subscriber recalls that Britain did not demand universal suffrage for Transvaal subjects while keeping them non-citizens. The piece notes Kruger’s rule on renunciation and citizenship, tax strife, and relates broader commentary on Boer-British tensions, with derisive humor about eastern press coverage.
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Great Britain
Transvaal
Paul Kruger
Britain
England
Kruger
Republic
United States
Rotten Boroughs Call for Honest Montana Senate Election
Editorials echo anger at eastern papers over the Clark case and demand Montana's legislature be allowed to elect a senator honestly. The Billings Gazette piece from January 5 urges unseating Clark and reflects broad provincial critique of national coverage.
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Billings Gazette
Clark
Montana
Chicago Tribune
Metropolitan
East
Montana’s Disgrace Blame Cast On Democratic Party Feud
The piece blames the Montana Democratic Party for corrupt clashes between two factions led by wealthy rivals Clark and Daly. It claims national papers misjudge the state, urges honest locals to remove corrupt leaders and restore Montana’s good name. It argues the feud harms the state’s reputation and future leadership.
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Montana
Democratic Party
Dontana
Nepan
Ocean
Clark
Daly
Siate
Mantana
New Yorks Largest Hotel Planned As Affordable Housing
Leake's Weekly describes two Mille hotels in New York aimed at housing single men of limited means. Rooms cost twenty to thirty cents a night with meals and baths included, plus access to reading, writing and social facilities. The scheme, backed by financier D O Mills, seeks to offer lodging, meals, and amenities for about four dollars a week in a well run, ventilated, and reasonably comfortable setting.
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Leake's
Mille Hotel
New York
Lower West Side
D. O. Mills
Pacific Coast
City of
Bowery
T.c
S Mijis
Mixed Names and Political Idle Talk in Samoa
Senior partner frets over foreign politics as the junior asks for the latest instance. The general recalls last night’s moment when he told his wife that the Samoan affair was muddied, and she calmly responded. He admits he never could understand how they managed to live.
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Phere
the Junion
Gener
St & Phen
Bam Owens affaire prompts bemused talk in Lve land Plain Dealer
A fragment from the Lve land Plain Dealer shows a speaker laughing at a tale about Bam Owen and his alleged affair. The dialogue highlights social chatter and mocks the extravagant incomes and dress of the wife, with a puzzled reply about Bam Owen’s affair.
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Bam Owen
Ueveland Plain Dealer
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Granite Street
Butte City, Mont
Silver Baw County
Speaker Stiff
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Simon Bank
Ghalenge Sale
North Main Street
Ierae
Connell’s
the Grand Opera House
G. O. McFarland
Mgr
New York Empire Theater
Sydney Grundy
Superbeast
Mer
J. Duke Murray
Howard Long
Tome Ei E
Avapatay Andutzhi
London
Fleet Street
Piccady
Thames
Schatzlein
W. Broadway
Lee Mantle
Fayette Rrington
Ieee
Charles R. Leonard
Clements
F. Aeisin
Henry Mueller
Frank James H. Monteith
SRA
State Savings Bank
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
T. M. Hodgens
Europe
J. A. Creighton
Omaha
A. H. Barret
D. Leavitt
V. Kemper
Main and
Park Sts. ,Butte
Rere
W. A. Clark
J. Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro
Clark & Larabie
CS Popnenat
United Sates
Alex J. Johnson
First National Bank OF
Alst
Butte Senn
M. Daly
M. Donshoe
W.L. Moyer
Vv. L. Moyer
R.A. Kunkel
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