Inter Mountain Denounces Secret Compact Allegations
The Inter Mountain repudiates claims of a secret Carter Clark compact to elect both men by a hidden union. It condemns any imputation against Senator Carter and insists on open, regular policy. Shaw is labeled opposition, Carter remains a private citizen but a public Republican.
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William A Clark
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Shaw
Harty
Priseites
Lijure Lim
Manila Petition Sparks Debate Over Philippine Autonomy
A controversial petition alleging Filipina calls for independence is blamed on a Hong Kong coalition, with critics arguing it misrepresents Manila public sentiment. Officials warn the document could undermine U S soldiers and Philippine administration, while defenders claim it merely reflects fringe views.
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Hoar
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Otis
Philippine Commission
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Paradise
Lottery Abolition Urges Awareness Of Racy Canadian Lotteries
Authorities move to abolish Canadian lotteries amid public indifference. The piece notes how, without such action, citizens would remain unaware that these abominations existed and thrived. It emphasizes the need for government intervention to curb the practice and protect consumers.
Quebec Lottery Ban Endures After Long Reform
The piece traces Quebec’s illegal lotteries and policy schemes once thriving in Morers and Montreal. It notes a criminal code loophole exempting art lotteries, enabling widespread drawings. Public harm, broad participation, and a long anti lottery campaign culminate in a firm ban, with a warning against Nevada's similar push.
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Treal
Quebec
New Orleans
Montreal
Lilly Potley
Crone
Tye Gyet Phat
Independent Democrats Look Like Thirty Cents
A Silver Bow page editorial reflects on the Independent Democratic party and fusion politics, noting that Republicans refused a united ticket and suggesting a perceived alliance between Republican and Independent forces. It discusses campaign causes and the skewed public image shaped by fusion rhetoric.
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Wien
Donocrete
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Republicary Party
Standhard
Silver Bow
Questions of the Hour Optimism in British Virtues in Flux
A collection noting grim Anglo British mood as editors from Baltimore Sun and New York Times reflect on 20th century prospects. Critics lament imperial decline and German and American competition while praising rising moral sentiment and potential for peace through evolving global trends.
Duplex telephone debuts promise wide use beyond education
The article argues the duplex telephone will expand beyond educational aims, multiplying customers. It predicts domestic adoption limited only by optimistic stockholder views, noting women will value simultaneous conversation while business use in offices may require caution to avoid intruding on family routines.
Montana Election Tone and Clark Victory Report
In Tutte and vicinity local incidents colored the tone as election results emerged. The Independent Democrats failed to unseat the Ucket plan while Republicans in the legislature stayed loyal to their nominees. A. Clark won the United States Senate seat, with Whiteside absent and no major surprises. The Heinze opposition weakened quickly and celebration followed across the town as Clark’s triumph was celebrated.
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Standard
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Montana
Whiteside
Heinze
Ure
Helens
Senator
Nineteenth Century Legacy for the Twentieth Century
The Baltimore Sun argues the coming twentieth century should build on nineteenth century discoveries and inventions while advancing moral and intellectual forces. It urges careful use of present harvests to benefit future generations and warns against neglecting existing fruits in pursuit of new gains.
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Baltimore Sun
Senatorial committee clash cited as error in approach
The remarks suggest the speaker thought the attack on the senator ial committee on privileges and elections was a mistake. It argues for broader conciliation beyond Chandler and across the full committee, urging a more measured stance in line with the policy endorsed.
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Senatorial Committee
Chandler
Ex President Harrison declines Springfield address invitation
Numerous notes from the era report Benjamin Harrison declining to speak at the Illinois Bar Association event in Springfield for Justice Marshall’s centenary in February. Chief Justice Lore of Delaware elected president of the State Historical Society. The society lists 106 active members and 27 associates. A Paducah, Kentucky blind mechanic demonstrates exceptional skill in lab placement and wall driving, working as a craftsman. Alson Sherman, Chicago’s third mayor, lives in Waukegan at eighty nine, seldom visiting his former city. Professor Samuel Hart named president of the Connecticut Historical Society succeeding Dr. Hoadley, whose legacy is praised. William J. Bryan signals possible another campaign. Miss Marion Talbot comments on 10 percent food waste in America. Robert Dick Douglas appointed Illinois attorney general by Gov. Nussell.
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Benjamin Harrison
Illinois Bar Association
Springfield
John Marshall
Young North Carolina Attorney General Likely to Serve Short Term
The twenty five year old Republican is described as the youngest attorney general North Carolina has had. His term is expected to be brief, likely ending around January when Democrats assume state power.
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North Carolina
The Spice of Life and a Short Cut to Glory
A humorous English rural town tale warns ambitious desires. An officer's salute to veterans spurs a Yorkshire volunteer to parade with medals he claims as his own. A witty exchange exposes misperception and vanity, with regional quips and a mock moral about credibility.
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Otley Cattle Show
Champagne Imports in 1900 and 1909 Surge
The note highlights the notable quality of G. H. Mumm’s Extra and its market impact with 1909 imports reaching 79,293 more cases than any rival brand, signaling a remarkable rise in champagne demand and prestige.
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Mumm
Overdoing Athletics Warns of Excess in Training
A month ago Pennsylvanian football star McCracken lies in hospital with a wrecked body from years of training. Shoulder torn cartilage from ribs, a broken down condition, and doubt from hospital authorities he may not return to his former form. The piece warns against excessive athletics and ham string throwing.
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McCracken
Pennsylvania
Boston Journal
Agrarian Tests Pricing Claim Amid Paris Plaster Insight
An agrarian, well posted on staple prices, disputes a Chicago swindler over a gold brick price. The swindler rationalizes that plaster costs rise with distance from Paris, prompting the agrarian to admit his hasty reaction. The Detroit Journal reports this exchange.
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Paris
Plaster of Paris
Detroit Journal
Venus Signals Randomly From Sky In Flirtation Probe
Poem style lines praise Venus as the queen of the sky and tease whether the planet’s signals are meant for Earth observers. The Cleveland Plain Dealer tone evokes wonder at celestial messages and playful speculation about message and meaning from the upper air.
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