Democrats Press Battle Over Montana Senate Probe
The Inter Mountain criticizes the Anaconda Standard for bias while defending independent scrutiny of bribery charges and political methods within Montana’s democracy. The piece argues for open, even scrutiny of both wings and condemns shielding dissenters, urging readers to hold all factions to account.
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Inter Mountain
Washington
Democratic Party
Montana
Ajax
Senatorial Committee
Clark
Africa
Senate Committee
Whiteside
Mr. Daly
Democracy and silver question sparked by Big Timber Express
The Big Timber Express is accused of shaping readers opinions on democracy and the silver issue without facts. The piece argues Inter Mountain omits responsibility for gold standard actions, cites Bryan era silver democrats, and mocks silver supporters while suggesting political maneuvering for an interim senate appointment.
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Whiteattle
Capitol Commission
Whiteside
Inter Mountain
Clark
Senate
Montana
Democratic Party
Independent Citizen
Big Timber Express
Express
Democra
Bryan
Campbell
Republican Unity in Montana Politics and Silver Debate
The piece argues for unified Republican action to restore Montana's prestige and attract investment, linking party unity to economic progress and the removal of Democratic taint. It notes tensions with silver Republicans, outlines the stakes in state politics, and references Conrad and Hartman as pivotal figures in the bloc seeking free coinage alignment. Ex-Mayor Thornton is mentioned as returning from the Philippines.
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Ailver Republicana
Veblet N
Mohtana
Montana
Democratic Party
Republican Party
United
Clark
Conrad
Hartman
Ailver
Anaconda Democratas
Fourth Estate rule on reporting language in New York papers
A fragment states that a New York newspaper adheres to a rule about language in reporting. No clear events, dates, or named entities are present.
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New York City
The Journalist Who Refused Style Pitfalls
A young applicant impressed a paper’s editor with practical skill and homey candor. He refused to imitate sloppy usage and chose accuracy over fashion, quipping he preferred proper words and avoided common errors. He earned a staff place despite no college claim.
Fraud Revealed Over Valued Vase Dispute
A Detroit Journal snippet shows a confrontational scene where a woman accuses her husband of selling a fake rare vase. The husband trembles as she cries out that the item is not rare and likely worth little, exposing deceit in the tradesman’s claim.
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Detroit Journal
Old Fashioned Emblem Signs Darken Shopfronts Describe Glazed Boots
A historical notice describes hanging emblem signs outside shops selling goods inside. It notes gilded boots in standard sizes with occasional bright color, giant sheet iron boots four to six feet tall placed in front of shoe stores, and the limited numbers kept for sale. Signs boots and gilded items appear in emblem dealers inventories.
Easy for a Woman Braggles Joke
Braggles notes a woman with twins where one is five months older than the other. Miss Ingenue counters that they must be born together. Braggles retorts that they need not die at the same time. New York World quote.
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Braggles
Miss Ingenue
New York World
A Vapor Saving Device Prompts Homecoming Conversation
Mrs Tanque asks if waiting for a husband tires one, while Mrs Lushe remarks she never waits up, noting a phonograph starts talking as soon as he opens the door. The New York Journal quotes the banter as a humorous domestic scene.
His Peaceful Method in the Old West Legend
A Chicago News quote portrays Stubb as an old scout and former whisky trader on the border of the bad lands. The tale attributes to him a grim reputation for killing more Indians than any man in the west, contrasting rugged legend with a calm declare of deceit.
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Stubb
Penn
Chicago News
Timid Player Prompted Bluff by Four Aces
A dialogue fragment shows a timid player named Jack or Cholly reacting to a risky bluff. The speaker recalls calling him when holding four aces, fearing he would bluff back if not challenged. The exchange hints at poker tension and character dynamics without full context.
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Jack
Quite A Different Thing Delivers Fragmented Dialogue
A terse fragment shows a dialogue exchange involving a Mr. Doe and Roxe, mentioning surprise at extravagance and a son, with a note attributed to a New York Journal.
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Mr. Doe
Roxe
Tim Neeely
Tori
New York Journal
Midwinter sports and river crosses recalled
A fragmented midwinter column recalls lively sports invitations and a Caesar reference as the Detroit Journal notes a hesitant crossing at the Rubicon. The piece blends humor about social invitations with an allusion to decisive action, hinting at broader themes of participation and choice.
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Detroit
Rubicon
Collea Graduates Embrace Liberal Education Message
An optimistic address urges embracing every chance for a liberal education. The speaker, noting a life shaped by study, exhorts students to seize opportunities and pursue knowledge despite challenges.
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Collea
Emoi
Elopement Fallout Hovers Over Philadelphia Prose
A fragmentary note from a Philadelphia item mentions Harlem Hester and an Englishman in a tense exchange. It hints at elopement rumors, a family rift, and a mother’s forgiveness, with one party moving to live with the others amid talk of honors and gallantry.
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Philadelphia Prosar
Harlem
Hester
Will Power and the Lawyer Quibb’s Noted Will Craft
A brief note on lawyer Quibb famed for extraordinary will power and for having broken more wills than any other man at the bar. Philadelphia North American remarks on his strong determination and skill in assertive legal dealings.
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Quibb
Philadelphia
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