Towight’s Republican Meeting Shapes Silver Bow Campaign
Friday January 19 1900 a mass meeting at the Auditorium aims to organize a Republican club to lead the campaign in Silver Bow county. The plan includes a unanimous invitation to Silver Republicans to unite, and a strong denunciation of both Democratic wings for alleged infamies, while stressing independence from any conspiracy against Montana’s honor.
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Silver Bow
Montana
Democratic Party
Republican Club
Inter Mountain versus Standard over senate incident in Butte
The piece defends the Inter Mountain as a reliable news source while accusing the Standard of bias in covering a Washington matter. It questions the Anaconda faction and contemplates legal consequences if a hand to a witness pocketed money is shown as bribery or a joke. Sam Kirkwood is cited on accountability.
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Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Standard
Washington
Butte
Senate Committee
Daly
Clark
Democracy
Sam Kirkwood
Standard Confession On Raleigh Hotel Incident
The Standard admits the Raleigh hotel incident occurred, noting the Clark man confronted a Daly witness, pulled his wad to count aloud, and the Daly witness responded by mopping the floor. The piece criticizes prior denials and the Standard's attempt to downplay the event while defending its Washington correspondent.
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Clark
Washington
Raleigh
Inter
Standard
Democratic Officials Questioned Over Forgery Case Delays
The piece argues that without the Minnesota governor, other state officials issue unauthorized requisitions delaying trials for a forged mortgage case. It asserts the Montana system would not rush, while questioning Democratic officials in Washington for alleged corruption and urging accused Minnesota residents to wait their turn.
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Minnesota
Montana
Washington
Anaconda Standard accuses Inter Mountain of mendacity
The Anaconda Standard vows to verify facts before repeating wire reports from Washington and hints at a cold reception for any impure anti Clarke witness. The paper challenges the Inter Mountain and laments past editorial ordeals while noting scarcity of exemplary witnesses in Washington.
Standard's rebuke: Helena Independent mocked by Montana press
The Anaconda Standard laments a sharp attack from the Helena Independent over editorial stance on the silver question and Inter Mountain coverage. The Helena paper is charged with unnecessary punctuation and veiled criticism, provoking a pointed, publicized rejoinder.
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Inter Milbuntain Mare
Montana
Inter Mountain
Independent
Helena
Mars
True Test of Independence and Fair Play in Press
Editorial argues against newspapers rushing to verdicts in high profile cases like Senator Clark. It cites the Anaconda Standard for bias, stresses fair play and impartial hearings, and urges restraint until senate committee findings are complete. It condemns personal vendetta and urges responsible journalism.
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Supreme Court
Wellcome
Senate Committee
Anaconda Standard
Clark
Prema
Senate
Independent citizens call for full inquiry into Democratic party practices
The text argues for a comprehensive investigation into the Clark faction and the party’s system of procedures. Independent citizens demand truth about changes within the party, claiming demoralization of state affairs, damaged reputation, and public shame.
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Clark
Democratic Party
Populist Victory in Helena Over Water and Light
In Helena the populists won both municipal water and electric light measures by clear margins. Voters approved public ownership as a political lever while many residents showed indifference to the outcomes. The piece notes increased city indebtedness and hints at possible schemes behind the proposals, with a cautioned view on the stakes for capital city citizens and campaign momentum. Speaker Stiff is critiqued through a cartoon in the Standard.
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Helena
Sta
Ukett- Hood
Speaker Stiff
Standard
The Oregonian and Anecdotes From Courtrooms
The piece surveys Oregon’s bright year and prosperity while sharing a digest of short anecdotes. It narrates Archbishop Benson’s dog Watch at St Mark’s, a Parkhurst Prison Queen scene, and a Chicago cruelty case with witty repartees.
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Benson
Imbout
Confession Reveals Dinner Purchases At Home
Glickman admits Wyales bought roast chicken and candy. Stepson asks who ate it. answer is MT. Wife questions dessert items. husband says he ate those too along with tute pie cheese and sauerkraut.
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Glickman
Wyales
Secret of 8nx mystery claims by Vienna professor
Prof Samuel L Schenk, a Vienna University professor and presumed discoverer of the sex secret, says university envy and ignorance drove him from academia. He asserts he will practice his system openly in Switzerland or America after treating numerous women and notes his work helped Archduke Frederick have a male child after eight daughters.
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Vienna
New York World
Samuel L. Schenk
University of Vienna
Vienna University
Switzerland
America
Russia
Archduke Frederick
Shell dodging explained by artillery sergeant major
A sergeant major of artillery describes shell dodging in war zones. He notes shells are rarely seen in flight and dodging relies on under cover as gunners signal to stand clear before firing. The expert cites limited muzzle velocities and tells how to anticipate a shot.
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Artillery
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