Let Us Have Peace in Montana Republicans Warry
A Montana Inter Mountain editorial calls for peace within the Republican Party. It argues against personal attacks and a full reorganization, praising Thomas H. Carter and Colonel Sanders while urging unity, denouncing graft and factional aims, and stressing the party’s duty to voters over officeholders.
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Inter Mountain
Montana
Sanders
Carter
Philip- Joos
Frank
Solin Carter
Senate
Art
Colonel Sand
Arsoren
Cork
Colonel Sanders
Helena
Republican Party
Femiblican
Republin
Sam Ward
Colonel Sander
Aby Aman
Hog
Bam Haaser
Wooties
Mike
Hone
Abs Socite Justice
Marty
Conmider
Rrepublicans
Legislative Assembly
Independent Democracy
Standal
Thomas H. Carter
Mouiaia
Marcus Daly Will Probate At Anaconda
The Will of Marcus Daly is probated at Anaconda. It bequeaths one half of Daly's property to his widow and divides two thirds among four children, with Mrs. Daly as sole executrix and trustee. If she dies, the children become trustees. The document honors Daly and praises his wife for faithfulness and care.
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Marcus Daly
Anaconda
Childret
Mategaget
Mary
Marcus
Ay Harriet
Daly
Eve Failin
Salt Cure Claims and Experiments In Saline Blood Replacement
Chicago report details a new salt solution method proposed to replace lost blood in disease or injury. Dr. W. Byron Coakley claims experiments on dogs and humans show salt solutions can substitute significant blood loss, aiding pneumonia malaria Bright's disease and heart conditions, with mixed outcomes and calls for caution.
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Chicago
Loeb
University of Chican
Loch
W. Byron Coakley
Northside
Virginia Hotel
J. Ft. Murphy
Physichias
Bright
Coakley
Coalley
QUEEN VICTORIA SAD NEWS OF HER ILLNESS
The public records a mournful report on Queen Victoria with heartfelt sorrow across the United States and English speaking communities. The article praises her long reign and reforms that benefited the masses, noting the deep devotion of her subjects and the empire’s vast reach.
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Victoria
United States
Senator Dubois and the Silver Republicans
Senator Dubois of Idaho breaks with most views of Senator Freed P Dubois while praising his strength and political skill. He used the silver Republican label as a stepping stone to the Senate and now joins the Democratic caucus, pledging to align with the party he once opposed on nearly every issue.
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Tyley Mountain
Freed P Duboi
Idaho
Senate
Maho
Repubican
Tney
Governor Toole Name Confusion Sparks Helena Debate
A garbled Helena dispatch shows political speculation about Toole and a short term leadership change. The text alleges unnamed factions pushing a personal motive, unclear motives, and political maneuvering as part of a broader power struggle.
The Deadlock in Senate Battles and Quay Reelection
The piece critiques fusion lawmakers for uncertain second senatorship tactics and urges Jon H. L. Frank's Democratic support. It lauds Matt Quay for reelection, defends his reputation against attacks, and profiles the egotist as a fate-driven figure who believes others should imitate his views.
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Jon
H. L. Frank
Silveron
Egotist's Confidence and Patterson's Political Coat
A political diatribe argues that Thomas Patterson's self regard makes him perpetually content and unthreatened by failure. It critiques his populist past, notes his Sioux Falls nomination, and claims his switch to Democrat reflects opportunism amid Colorado's shifting legislature.
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Thomas Patterson
Colorado
Patterson
Sioux Falls
Cak
Towne
Senate
Cleveland
Diary of a Boarder at Catholic Standard and Times
Monday notes a scarce dinner of roast cow. Tuesday recalls yesterday’s delight and Friday fish. Wednesday’s roast lingers as hash. Thursday cites Miss Skimp’s investment yielding hash. Saturday beef bones boil for potage. Sunday proclaims a record hash with mincemeat pie.
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Catholic Standard and Times
Look Here Crying Patron and Waiter Clash in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia Record item quotes a patron shouting Look here while a waiter retorts If it was hot it would burn yer mouth. The exchange underscores a humorous street scene and tempers flaring over a meal.
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Philadelphia Record
Scottish Dialect Quip From Golf Chat
A brief Detroit Journal quip features a Scots dialect exchange on language use. The golfer explains a natural uncertainty between shall and will, and the response notes it gave him a start in mastering the distinction.
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Shall
Will
Detroit
Citing an Exception at the Free-Lunch Counter
A moralizer proclaims union strength as he nears the free lunch area and adds mustard to a cheese sandwich. The bartender questions the idea while filling a whiskey bottle with water to top it up.
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Union
Mumm's Extra Dry Gains New Fans Worldwide
GH Mumm's Extra Dry is highlighted for its high quality and growing popularity. In 1900 it imported 119,441 cases, 79,299 more than any rival brand, drawing special attention to its remarkable quality.
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M. A. Berges
West
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Butte City
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Toole
Queen Victoria
Senator Dubois
Governor Toole
Matt Quay
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Newbro
Repsold Wines
P.d. Brophy & Co
N. Main Street
Butte
Blessed
Tate
John G. Evans
Rogers
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