Toole's Message to Montana Legislature 1901
Governor Toole presents an inaugural address outlining state finances, land use, penitentiary reform, public highways, and education. He urges limited new appropriations, calls for exam by medical board, condemns company stores, and advocates direct election of U S senators, anti corporate influence, and stricter voting protections. He supports state printing needs and Pan American exposition, urging prudent policy and minimal interference.
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Helena
Jan
BK. Toole
Hsas
Inmares
Varie Max
Reform School
Soldiers' Home
State Orphans’ Home
Historical Society
Eller
Spector
Mirean
Montana
Walia A. Clark
Thomas H. Carter
United States
United Buttes
Serily Wethoda Wien
Union
Aguinest
Ecomeress
Legislative Assembly
Ich
Commonwealth
Notabl Holding & Watch
Niagara Frontier
New York
Congress
Tle
Burke
Capitol
Joelph K. Toole
World History Headlines From One Hundred Years Ago
A Paris rumor claimed Dr Guillotine died by the instrument in use for nine years. later reports denied instant death. The article surveys time told by clocks, the decline of aristocratic theater, Cartwright’s spinning progress, Faraday and Davy’s lab at Royal Institution, and the rise of Tantalum, Bedloe’s Island transfer, plus notable births including Crocker, Cutter, Dahl, and Davis.
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Davy
Faraday
Royal Institution of London
Bedloe’s Island
Bartholdi
Libert
Uy World
New York Harbor
United States
Alvah Crocker
George G. Cutter
Vladimir Ivanovitch Dahl
Garret Davis
Sttesman
New York to Kansas City Sleeper Service and Court Notice
A jumble of transit ads and a Montana district court summons. Details: Pullman sleeper routes from Minneapolis and Twin Cities to Kansas City and Los Angeles with through service to the southwest and California. schedules and agent contacts noted. Also a Montana Second Judicial District divorce action Matilda Cote versus George Cote with summons to answer within twenty days and a decree of dissolution sought for desertion since April 1599. Clerks Clinton C. Clark and W. Parlin sign, attorney John N. Kirk listed.
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Twii
St. P. Ry
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Pax City
Southwest
California
Twin Cites
Los Angeles
Cal
J. T Conley
Iwest
District Court
Second Judicial District
State of Montana
Silver Bow
Matilda Cote
George Cote
Dhoye
Merced Gold Mining Co Stockholders Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of stockholders of the Merced Gold Mining Co will be held at the Lewisohn building office in Butte Montana on Wednesday January 23 2001 at 12 oclock noon. Business includes election of directors for the ensuing year.
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Tive
Merced Gold Mining Company
Lewisohn
Butte, Mont
Oelock
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Convent Garden
London
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Kean
Macbeth
Drury Lane Theater
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Hatchett
Columbia
Deveeeeser
Wilton
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Brussels
Atand- Ward
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
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Vallons
Louis S. Cohn
Princeton
Swend Carlson
Tom Monre
S. Main
City Man
Fin de Shecte
Jonniy Cousin
New York Weekly
KA City
W. Lladd
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Clinton C. Clark
W. 4. Parlin
John N. Kirk
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Northern Pacific
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