Butte to Welcome Returning Volunteers in Grand Ceremony
The Inter Mountain urges a grand homecoming for Montana volunteers in Butte with committees, royal entertainment, parades, fireworks, and medals. Aiming for late August arrival, the event promises a historic gala, state-wide travel discounts, and a lasting tribute to the defenders of the flag.
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Inter Mountain
Butte
San Francisco
Montana
Assi
Montana Volunteers
Dyer
Massachusetts
Luzon
Anaconda Standard
Helena Independent
Butte Miner
Modoaldo
Bryan's Vote in 1896 Skeptical Math Conflicts Claim
A Helena Independent mathematician challenges the notion that 3,000,000 non Democrats voted for Bryan in 1896. The piece debates prior estimates of silver Republicans and populists, noting the argument rests on guesswork and leaves the conclusion in doubt.
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Independent
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Minitana
Palmer-Buckner
Idledale
Montana
East
McKinley
Bryan
Benjamin Harrison
Republican Party
Harrison
St. Louis
Helena
George Washington
Aguinaldo
Great Falla
Anaconda
Heinze
Astor Bryan
Prolonged War Blamed on Anti Imperialists Echoing in U S
Proofs multiply that continued fighting in the Philippines and American losses stem largely from anti imperialist efforts at home to boost Filipino hopes of eventual success. General Ots and others involved have faced criticism for their stance and actions.
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Spain
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Manila
Tog Uno
N. M. Dyer
Manila Bay
Massachusettts
Imhitka
Montana
Otis!campatan
Democratic
Alate
Citizena
Massachusetts
Apguinaldo
Junta
Ihs
Abraham Lincoln
Peace Meeting at Detroit Signals Enduring Hope for Arbitration
A 28 000 delegate peace gathering at Detroit closed the Christian Endeavor international conference. It voiced broad support for settling disputes by arbitration. The event underscored religion shaping civilization and public sentiment toward eliminating war.
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International Conference of Christian Endeavor
Detroit
Peace congress at The Hague heralds a secular peace drive
The text depicts the Hague peace congress as a secular expression of the same ideal, arguing the Christian world seeks peace, vows to end wars of religion, and promotes universal brotherhood aided by scientific truth and natural rights. It lauds Chris Hanley for adopting nonviolent, divinely attributed virtues.
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The
Hague
Catia
Chris
Hanley
Bryan’s Montana Visit Hinted as Political Pep Talk
The piece suggests Mr Bryan might visit Colorado with aim to influence Montana voters and steer discussions on free coinage, the trust question, and party loyalty. It notes hopes he could guide Montana Democrats on trust policy and coinage, boosting the party’s standing amid disloyalty concerns.
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Bryan
Colorado
Montana
Reading Democrate Press
Hygan
Coffeyville Hero Honored By Monuments Debate
The Emporia Gazette recounts Coffeyville preparing a monument for Captain D. S. Elliott who died in Manila while once running a local newspaper. The piece criticizes town sentiment, noting officials and lawyers reduced his rates and starved his paper, contrasting tribute with harsh local memory.
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Emporia Gazette
Coffeyville
D. 5
Elliott
Manila
Rlliott
D. S. Eliott
Odd Things in Keystone State T:
Chicago Inter-Ocean reports curious local items including a New Milford farmer capturing a two headed black joined snake described as Siamese twins, and a barrel mystery ending with a bear in Caloocan. The piece also notes Tom Harris of Wayne County once enslaved, now whitening with spots, drawing scientific interest.
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Chicago
Inter-Ocean
Carrington
New Milford
Susquehanna
Wayne Counties
Underground
Canada
Tom Harris
Colonel Harris
Culpepper
Tom
Wayne County
Empty Fame and the American Eagle Debate
Mr Blyking laments sentimentality about the American eagle while criticizing impractical demonstrations. He notes pictures and pieces about the eagle appear everywhere, yet questions the idea of keeping an eagle in a homey setting for exhibitions. The wife asks what is being discussed.
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Mr. Blyking
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure in Silver Bow County Montana
Notice that Hugo Schrepfer defaulted on a 350-dollar mortgage to Donat Dorais. The loan, interest, and fees total 388.59 dollars. Foreclosure by public auction will occur July 11, 1899, at 11 am at the courthouse front door in Butte. Property: The North Star placer mining claim in Silver Bow County located April 2, 1899. Mortgagee Donat Dorais. attorney John N. Kirk. sheriff P. H. Regan.
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Hugo Schrepter
Butte
Montana
Silver Bow
Hugo Schrepfer
Donat Dorais
Silver Bow County
North Star
Onesime Pilon
John N. Kirk
P. H. Regan
James M. Reynolds
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