Need of Harmony Among Republicans in Montana Politics
A 1901 editorial urges Republicans to maintain unity and discipline to support party principles, oppose internal strife, and safeguard prosperity. It argues harmony strengthens the party against opposition and protects industrial and agricultural interests in Montana amid tariff debates and economic pressures.
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Republican Organization
Montana
Miupat
Uur
Tieu
Popu
Montara
A Fair Division in a Silver Bow Power Play
The Inter Mountain warns of attempts by Republican lawmakers to monopolize legislative time for bills favoring Silver Bow county. It alleges a covert plan to trade votes and swap favors to push measures from Silver Bow, risking meritorious bills being sidelined to placate factions. The paper asserts equal rights for all counties while condemning behind the scenes maneuvering.
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Iuter
Otheles
Silver Bow County
Chisdy
Silver Bow Intor
Inter Mountain
Silver Bow
Local legislative needs spark broad state concerns
The text emphasizes legislative issues beyond county lines including rights, public lands, labor, taxes, and elections. It argues Silver Bow residents should consider and vote on these matters without local bias, stressing broader state interests over purely local ones.
THE QUEEN'S WEALTH AND LONG REIGN DESCRIBED
The article outlines Queen Victoria's vast wealth and personal holdings from inherited estates to jewels and properties like Osborne and Buckingham Palace style assets. It notes state funding, her marriage, and the length of her reign compared to other monarchs, with distant references to European rulers and U.S. presidents.
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Victoria
John Campbell Hye
Ureeheater
Osborne and
Harmorat
Osharne Helm
Ist
King Edward May Visit the United States Again
The article notes King Edward possibly touring the United States during his forthcoming term, his 38th birthday last December, and his large family. It recalls his first American visit including Chicago and several eastern cities, and mentions a danger tied to a political figure in Helena.
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Edward
Mt Vernon
Chicago
Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Palimer
Washington
Philadelphia
Albany
Portsmouth
Mast
Duke of Fife
Victoria Alexander Olga Marie
Maud Charlotte Mary View
Prince Char
Protajally
Ape
Maray
Helena
United States
Why does the fusion majority omit Caldwell Earls votes
The text questions why the fusion majority in the legislature withholds a few complimentary votes from Caldwell Earls. It notes Mr Eskards won the last election in November to succeed someone, implying a political dispute or incomplete support within the chamber.
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Caldwell Earls
Eskards
Cmess
Philosophers and the Fate of Cities in Modern Economics
The piece critiques 18th and 19th century economic theories and modern economists who misread necessity and progress. It argues free trade, urban growth, and future industrial shifts are misunderstood, insisting cities will neither collapse nor overwhelm the republic, with urban trends already checked by census data.
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Witch
Momo
Astogutiu
Ireland
Rey Josiah Strong
Evangelical Alliance of the United States
CHY
Bernard Moses
Niles
Uemaster
Lali
San Francisco
Campaign chatter paints Campbell era and crown links
The piece notes an impression that Ede wands is a populist, then questions his current stance and motives. It recalls Ye Jong as a senator amid jokes about salary and status, and mentions Senator Clark facing a choice over whiskers or a seat, with references to figures like Empress Frederick and royalty.
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Ian
Campbell
Ede Wands
Clark
Ute Chamber
Peffer
Ballot Circle Debate Highlights Political Sparks
Legislative push to remove the ballot circle is criticized as a halo for the governor. Commentary notes the circle’s size should reflect the governor’s merit, referencing speeches from last fall and the Miner’s controversial stance on W. A. Clar’s election influence.
Will Make No Contest In Electoral College
The Washington Post reports that Mr. Wharton Darker has not engaged any regal talent to contest today’s electoral college proceedings. The action suggests a straightforward result with no opposition or challenge forthcoming.
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Wharton Darker
Washingoon
Not Up To Sample. Bar Food Shopping Questioned
A fragment from the Mhicage Tribune questions how readers buy appetizers and thaw barrel items. The quotation notes that purchases often reflect the top layer, hinting at inconsistent methods or post-purchase prep.
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Mhicage Tribune
Hallie Erminie Probes Kiss Custom Among Club Women
A serialized piece recounts Hallie Erminie’s Chicago study of women’s clubs and a debate over kissing as a proper salute. The prose mingles satire and social observation, noting club rituals, intoxication from kissing, and a proposed test involving Hatily and a woman named Flore, with Anthony Hope cited as context.
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Hallie
Erminie Dives
Fon
Cours
Nist
Chicago
Butte
Forse
Wth
Anthony Hope
Hatily
Flore
Anthony
A Pocket of Passion and Intrigue in Lola Lanehart
A dramatic scene unfolds with kissing and strong emotion as Quin professes devotion, promising to stay by Lola Lanehart’s side. A rival editor critiques the prose while a fragment on love and longing reveals a tormenting, obsessive longing and a critique of corruption in official life through Charley Warren’s character.
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Charley Warren
Russell
State House
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Brussia
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Spain
Sweden
Holsehoe
Austria
Martin Vin Buren
Tll Tritel
Victoria Kovann
WNL
Hie
Roe Therrivons
Tylon Ral
Taylor
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Tincoin
Johnson
Benjamin Harrison
Lewis Niv Uiai
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Cennany
Kdward VII
William
Ye Jong
Senate
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Johnston
W. A. Clar
the Free Lance
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Newbrodoen
Newbro
Repsold Wines
P.d. Brophy & Go
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Grocers
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Mis. Craigie
Robert Orange
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Atte
Lola Lanehart
John G. Evans
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