Montana Must Protect Its Good Name From Political Scandals
An editorial urges Montana citizens to defend the state's good name against national policies and internal corruption. It condemns Democratic party infighting, legislative scandals, and foreign influence while calling for loyal, energetic leaders to foster growth. It questions a banana trust and ties corruption to the St Louis conference.
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Montana
Commonwealth
Democratic Party
Thia
Har
Rireles
OUP
Minitana
Meveland
Buzzards Way
National Cancom
Reconciliations and rancor in postwar national spirit
A passionate address defends reconciliation between the North and South while condemning the Copperhead faction. It argues for unity under the flag, laments wartime hatreds, and warns against treachery and anti-government influences amid ongoing Philippine and domestic tensions.
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South
Republic
Confederacy
Appomatex
Philippines
Ann
Chicago
United States
Tyedtson
Tapine
Beldaver
Setuel
Coeur d Alene trouble ties Idaho leaders and federal aid
A 1914 news analysis discusses Governor Steunenberg requesting federal troops under General Merriam to enforce martial law in Shoshone County Idaho amid Wardner arson murders and mine protests. It argues punishment must target criminals while protecting innocent workers and upholds law and order under both state and federal authority.
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Coeur d’Alenes
War Department
Merriam
Rhoshone County
Geneal Merriam
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Steunenberg
Wardner
Bunker Hill and
Sullivan
Mephaim
Maho
Willave
Weete
Montana
Peter
Edmonton Trail and the perilous overland route to Dawson
Reports warn of the Edmonton overland route to Dawson as travelers faced brutal forest conditions northern Canada. Many expeditionists lost goods health and sometimes life while aiming for gold, with warnings of dangers and the need for reliable information before joining the voyage.
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Klondike
Seattle
Tomonton
Dineon Cy
el Dorado
Puget Sound
Juneau
Dawson
Edmonton
Les Thivough
Ewan
Canada
Unclear Visit Talk and Police Fight Mention Butte
A fragment discusses a visit to Butte Montana and a courteous invitation to the President. It notes police threats to stop the Fitzsimmons-Jeffries fight next Friday evening and ponders what would happen if a heavy blow lands. It also mentions Richard Daverkusen of San Francisco inheriting $75,000 while jailed for stealing 30 cents from a church fund.
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Fitzsimmons-Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
New York
Butte
Providence
Richard Daverkusen
San Francisco
Cresson and Cable Misunderstanding on a Transatlantic Voyage
In a humorous tale a husband and wife clash over cable coding and charges while he travels to Italy. Cresson struggles to interpret his wife’s verbose message and creates a personal code, sparking a misadventure that ends with a plan to explain in person from the VEX steamer.
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Cresson
Weill
Tie
Italy
New York Sun
Monkey Rescued from River by Steamboat Captain
A tiny eight inch dark platter tailed monkey was found afloat on a plank three miles off Sandy Hook on Sunday afternoon. Captain Lewis of the steamer Mary Fetter spotted the creature with a glass and steered toward it. The mammal leaped aboard when the boat neared. Captain Lewis then took the animal to his home at Pleasure Bay, claiming ownership.
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Plain Lewis
Mary Fetter
Sandy Sfook
Lewis
Apeck
Long Branch
Pleasure Bay
New York Journal
Notice to Creditors Estate of Winnifred Dolan
Executor Hayes issues notice to creditors and all claimants against Winnifred Dolan deceased to present their vouchers within four months after first publication at 618-522 Hennessy Building Butte Silver Bow County Montana. Dated May 20 1895.
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Winnifred Dolan
McHatton and
Cotter
Hennessy
Butte, Mont
Silver Bow
Montana
Hayes
Butte
Publication notice for will probate in Montana court
In the District Court of the Second Judicial District Silver Bow County Montana notice of publication announces a time for proving the will in the estate of William George Cole deceased. An order dated May 1 1899 sets a June 17 1899 2 oclock pm deadline in the court room for proceedings.
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District Court
Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
Silver Bow
William George Cole
Will reception and testamentary letters in Butte
The court in Butte Silver Bow County set a time and place to prove the will of William George Cole, deceased, and to hear Annie Cole's application for letters testamentary. Any interested person may appear and contest. Dated May 31, 1899.
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Butte
Silver Gow
William George Cole
Annie Cole
Clinton C. Clark
Clark
R. E. Leonard
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