Eight-Hour Movement In Butte Mines Gains Support
In Anaconda and Roxton Montana mines the eight hour system gains backing from eastern directors in sympathy with labor goals. The test aims to show miners work effectively on an eight hour day, with concerns about enforcement and legal delays noted as risks to the reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Roxton & Montana
Butte
Ote
Unis
Unis Shires Opiagi
Wotiaeniy
Aimouide
Bigares
Loyal to Principle in Montana Senate Nominee Vote
A Montana legislature notes Republicans vote for caucus nominee for short term in the Senate. They say the choice reflects loyalty to constituents and the nation, opposing Democratic money and falsehoods. They claim the administration of Wim McKinley is wise and patriotic, aiming to safeguard industry, labor, markets, and national honor. They emphasize unity with loyal Republicans despite defeat by combinations and machinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wim
McKinley
Montana
Wemy
Anyuan
Republican Party
Cleves Jani
Jon Toole
Republican Banner in Defense of Principles Speech
A fragmentary proclamation in support of Republican unity and vigilance. It vows nightly to defend republican ideals against fusion rule and Democratic influence, urging voters to back the caucus nominee as a stand for preserved Republican values from Minnesota to Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repay Trantem
Cleveland
Miine
Oregon
Mayebe
Fusion catechism tests for fusion candidates
A long, fragmentary piece mocks a civil service test for fusion candidates asking about Adlai Brovensen, U S Supreme Court justice references, lands, Bible, free trade questions, and party politics. It praises David Brunton and forecasts a bright career in Montana mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlai Brovensen
Nayno
U. S
Helena Smelter
Elyse
Secret Greek Societies in New York Stokes Fear
An Associated Press dispatch reports that Greeks living in New York State have formed secret societies modeled on those in their homeland. They allegedly commit murders to blackmail, exact revenge, or improve personal grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
King Edward to Use Valued Saxon Name and Lineage
The new sovereign of the United Kingdom will be known as King Edward and proclaims it as a name borne by ancestors. The genealogical tracing reaches back to Saxon origins with many royal links, including Alfred the Great and successive monarchs, highlighting a vast House of Windsor lineage through Tudor and Hanover eras.
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United Kingdom
Edward
Edward Vai
Edwards
Conaive
Victoria
England
Saxony
Cordic
Rathmund
Kent
Egbert
Veaury
Edward Atheling
Margaret
Seathind
Malcolm II
Scotland
Duncan
Mae
Ay Dunsinane
Matilda
Henry T
Geoffrey Plantagenet
John
Henry Uh
Lancas
Dorset
John Beaufort
Somerset
Mareguret
Richmoid
Henry VI
Prince Mdmgo
Eoward Th. Rivard
Duke of York
Richard
Duke of
York
Edward IV
Elisabeth
James IV
Woo
Mary Stuart
Jame
Izabeth
Frederick
Behera
Sophia
Ernest Augusts
Hanover
George I
George ID
Frederick Lew
Wales
George Ecl
Edward Augusta
Edward Wilthus
Enahind
Edward the Confessor
All
Richard the Lion Hearted
Henry VIII
Mary Queen of Scots
Land
France
Bohemia
Aquitaine
Angoulone
Provence
Hainault
Castile
Termark
Brandenburg
Anstoll
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Mecklenbeee-Strelitz
Neville and Woodville
Denmark
Greece
Russia
New York Tribune
Montana lawmakers urged to raise penalties for faster justice
Observers argue delay in court proceedings burdens taxpayers while judges cite heavy workloads. The speaker contends that only by enlarging the supreme court and increasing penalties can the state deliver timely justice and relieve overburdened officials.
Court hears claims of brutality from sixteen women
The report describes a public hearing where sixteen women recount alleged brutal acts. The account emphasizes calls for effective punishment and stresses adherence to republican principles to protect industry and public welfare.
Chicago saloon closures cut party crime by thirty percent
A midnight closing ordinance reduced Chicago's saloons by seventy outlets, resulting in a thirty percent drop in party crimes. The measure targets illegal bars and disorderly conduct, reshaping the city's nightlife and law enforcement focus.
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Chicago
Spectator Emper or William of Germany to attend yacht race
The page notes Emperor William of Germany will attend the Internacional yacht race for the Americas Cup as a notable spectator. It adds commentary on copper industries thriving under Republican protection and expansion policies. The piece argues Montana should remain Republican because of these factors.
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Emperor Wiliat of
Germany
iTeats
Montana
State Education Board and Mines Trustees Exchange Courtesies
The message calls for a courteous exchange between the state board of education and the school of mines trustees in support of a public institution. It underscores mutual respect and collaborative spirit to advance educational interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
School of Mines
State Press Comment on Road Law Overhaul
Great Falls Leader argues for repealing all road and highway statutes and enacting a new plain law covering essential points. The writer urges careful handling, cautioning against hasty decisions and expressing confidence in the legislature to address the matter responsibly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Wa Iter
State Health Board urged by Roseman Chronicle
The Chronicle endorses establishing a state board of health with authority to act vigorously and efficiently. It notes the past two years prove necessity, while some bill provisions may seem unjust to some, believes overall the legislature should pass a strong, effective health bill this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseman Chronicle
the Chronicle
Board of Health
Additional Judges and Falls Leader Debate Supreme Court Bill
Rumors swirl over a bill to permanently add two judges to the supreme court and whether the state can afford the expansion. The article notes uncertainty about the bill’s purpose and potential implications, with focus on political discussions and questions about its foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciieat Falls
Supreme Court
Judges plan sparks debate on supreme court expansion
The piece argues a judge appointment scheme by a named individual aims to gain central control of the supreme court. It doubts Governor Toole would seek a US Senate seat and notes potential scandal. It suggests temporary extra judges to clear the docket, with cost savings if they leave once the work ends. permanent addition deemed impractical.
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Tra
Supreme Court
Toole
Avoh
United States
Ife
Eight-Hour Law Hopes Dented by Partisan Gridlock
The Teton Chronicle notes that the eight-hour law has not passed the seventh legislative assembly and, it suggests, Republicans hinder its passage. It claims Democrats overpromise and underdeliver, with little chance of an effective eight-hour law emerging.
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Teton Chronicle
Falfillmot
Marconi and Other Science Notes From Isadan Globe
The Isadan Globe links Marconi’s Irish lineage to notable figures, mentions Andrew Jameson and a Bologna Conservatoire education, and notes Paul J. Robert of Mobile’s election to the Societe Astronomique de France. It also recounts anecdotes about Lord Roberts at Cowes, a Victoria Cross misprint incident, and Andree’s enigmatic endgame with his will and forebodings.
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Isadan Globe
Marconi
T Talien
Pears
Wex
Mr. Marconi
Andrew Jameson
Paphie Castle
Fairfeld
Enniscorthy
John Jameson
Davis
Pairfield
Musica
Conservatoire
Bologna
Signor Marconi
Paul J. Robert
Mobile
Ala
Societe Astronomique de France
Camille Flammarion
M. Touche
Monthly Review
Society
United States
Boston Tran
Lord Roberts
Cowes
East Cowes
Lord Wolseley
Victoria Oroxs
V. C
Andree
M. de Fouville
Last Testament Foresees Perilous Journey and Family Bequests
The text opens with a will declaring it legally valid and written on the eve of a dangerous journey. The will apportions half the fortune to the sister and half to the brother, who must leave the large library to a public library.
The Fool and the Woman Withed in Silence
A neglected road scene frames a fool who boasts supreme joy in folly. A passing woman questions him as he reveals he is, in fact, a greater fool than he claims, ending with a reflective, paradoxical punch. The page also notes unusual headlines and a playful gag about a red-headed elephant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Brunton
Anavonda Properties
Inter Mountain
Bult
Kiser
Chicago Times-Herald
Remarkably fine G.H. Mumm extra dry wine praised locally
The talk of the town highlights the import of G H Mumm's Extra Tivy with 119 441 cases in 1900, 79 203 more than any other brand, signaling strong consumer appreciation for the wine.
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G.H. Mumm
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Yoleus
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New England
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Kansas
Carrie Nutler
Mn Naton
King Edward
American Congress
Wwe
Tiny
A. Spriggs
Hy J. Friant
G. Conrad
de- Mocrdey
McGinty
New York
American Lead Trust
Ttalerealy
East Helena
Jerry Ani
State Health Board
Adies
Newbro
Rome
Duke
Abrunzi
North Pole
Collegia Romana
Cagni
Wonder
Evans’ Book
Main St
Amaaaama
Edward VII
Buckingham Palace
Butte’s Queens
Schatzlein Paint Company
W. Broadway
Urses
Spits
Leys
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