Geiger Testimony Deepens Montana Senate Democratic Split
The Clark case testimony implicates Senator Geiger and the Anaconda wing as funds flowed for House Bill 152. The Inter Mountain and Montana Standard debate the degree of corruption across both democratic factions and warn voters that both wings face scrutiny at the ballot box.
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Commonwealth
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Geiger
Anaconda
Inter Mountain
Senate
Democratic Party
Independent Observer
Montana
Senate Committee
Paradise
Debate over press principles sparks Goebel assassination claims
The Inter Mountain and The Standard clash over the Goebel murder and Kentucky politics. The Inter Mountain asserts no apology for the crime while The Standard defends restraint, notes Goebel’s violent past, and questions political motives behind the shooting. It details 1896 methods, party alignments, and the role of armed supporters near the state house. The piece links Texan populist rumors, Cockran and Bryan, and intra party tensions shaping Democratic strategy.
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Inter
Goebel
Inter Mountain
Gadel
Taylor
Election Board
Demerate
Garfield
Conkling
State House
Republican Party
What Will Bryan Do With Bourke Cochran Overture
Bourke Cochran, a national Democratic leader, proposes to back Bryan with undivided support in the coming campaign and seeks endorsement of free coinage on condition silver interests are dropped. The overture, if Bryan ignores it, implies potential assent. Bryan’s response is awaited to avoid any displacement of silver from the position.
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Bourke Cochran
Bryan
A Lesson From The South In Montana Feud Peace
The piece compares Kentucky's bloodshed with Montana's calmer political scene. It notes past statehood crises nearly led to violence, but now Democratic factions in Montana remain at odds without lethal outcomes. Detectives pursue suspects while some Democrats use aliases. pistols stay hidden as self control and factional restraint guide order.
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Kentucky
Montana
Democratic Party
Martial Law Declared In Kentucky As Legislature Is Advised
Governor Taylor proclaims a state of insurrection in Kentucky and adjourns the legislature at Frankfort to meet in London on February 6. Democratic members refuse to obey, attempt to convene, and are blocked by militia amid armed threats.
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Taylor
Kentucky
Frankfort
London
Gustave Michaud
Martial law proposed to calm Kentucky capital crisis
The governor contends martial law would prevent a bloody battle between contending forces and protect the capital from horror. The legislature, viewed as a firebrand, adjourned to neutral ground as the only reasonable solution to safeguard the state until tensions subside.
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Goptell
Citiseum
Kentucky
Color science and ancient pigments in a sweeping study
A detailed survey by J G Vibert traces ancient palette limits from Apelles to Pliny, detailing chalk whites to ultramarine, with Rubens’ color permanence noted. It covers cements from Ephesus and Smyrna, lime soil treatment for malaria, a dramatic X ray trick, tetanus treatments, boric acid antidotes, eye fatigue measures, Procida silk thread production, and a new primary battery using hydrofluoric acid and boracic acid.
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J. G. Vibert
Apelles
Pliny
Antwerp
Rubens
KB. 8. Anderson
Tver
New Tobacco Species Found Near Pacific Coast
A new tobacco species Nicotiana Stockton was discovered by A. L. Stockton on Socorro Island off the Pacific coast. Botanists now know about one hundred tobacco species.
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Nicotiana Stockton
A. L. Stockton
Socorrs Island
Pacific Coast
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