Carry the War to Kansas City in Montana Democratic Split
Montana Democrats prepare for a national convention clash as Clark and Daly wings contest delegates. Daly organizers bolt to the opera house, claiming legitimacy while Clark supporters dominate counties outside Silver Bow. Veterans like W M Cockrill and David G Browne align with Clark. Daly backers include Tim Collins and Nolan.
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Montana
Kansan
Clark
Daly
Opera House
Silver Bow
Wilders
Marins
Broadwater
Hauser
Maginnis
W. M. Cockrill
State Central Committee
Great Falls
Cockrilla
Montana Democracy
Cockrill
David G. Browne
Butte
Browne
Corinne
Helena
Mr. Browne
Senator Power
Cleveland
Senate
Senator Clark
Tra Myers
Mr. Myers
Walter Cooper
Bozeman
Prickly Pear
Beach
Augusta
Tim Collins
Nolan
Pat Meaney
Gruwell
F. L. Mann
Ben Hagar
Henry Terrell
W. B. Ten Eyck
G. F. Burleigh
David van Horn
Yellowstone County
Billings
Hayes
The Evil Eye at Grand Tonight Draws Crowd Again
The concluding performance of H Yale's pleasing comedy Evil Eye will be staged tonight at the Grand Theater. The production features a plot humorous spectacles and clever stage effects with high class performers.
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Chi Foe H. Yale
Annual Meeting Notice Of Butte Monitor Tunnel Mining Co
Notice that the annual meeting of the stockholders will be held at No 33 West Granite street Butte Montana on Monday July 2 1900 at 2 oclock p m for election of trustees and to transact other business as may come before the meeting By order of the board of trustees James H Maloney secretary Butte Mont June 5 1900.
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Butte Monitor Tunnel Mining Company
West
Granite Street
Butte, Mont
Board of Trustees
Murray Wins Sale Of Water Stock In Pocatello Case
Judge Lindsay signs decree in the Murray v. Toms and Cusick case, allowing the sale at public auction of 1,791 percent shares of Pocatello Water Co stock. Murray advanced 112,179.21 between 1892 and 1898, securing stock as payoff. If the sale fails to satisfy the judgment, a deficiency will be entered against the plaintiffs.
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Lindsay
D. Toms
John J. Cusiu
James A. Murray
Pocatello Water Company
ATA
Cotter & McHatton
Cusick
Pocatello
Murray
Toms and Cusick
Toma
George A. Clark
Mrs E C Perret Dead In Helena
E C Perret of the Clark mines learned today of his wife’s sudden death in Helena last night. Mrs Perret, a daughter of Captain C B Tatten of Helena, was highly respected and had many friends here who sorrow over her untimely passing. The Tatton family were early Montana pioneers and well known among early settlers.
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E. C. Perret
Clark Mines
Helena
Ancient Roman cookery myths and live birds dishes
Chamber's Journal notes a disputed attribution of the first European cookery book to Caelius Apicus under Trajan. It cites ancient recipes including a sauce for boiled fowl with anise, mint, dates, and liquamen, and a bizarre rose leaf and pig brain mixture, reflecting Romans’ fondness for surprising dishes and later Georgian whims such as pies with live birds or frogs.
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Chamber
Caelius Apicus
Trajan
Charles II
Rome
The Criminal Cuckoo in The Spectator Essay Tone
The Spectator argues cruel temper signals mental degeneration in bears and notes larger monkeys grow quarrelsome with age. It contrasts cruelty in carnivores with the restraint of eagles and falcons, remarking fierce tempers but no similar brutality.
Extra Session Hinted Over China Crisis War Risk Breathing
Washington rumors suggest Mel Kinley may reconvene Congress to authorize troops to China amid tensions from the legation attack and the Taku incident. Officials say the Philippines restricts troop withdrawals, making an extra session plausible though unconfirmed. The piece also notes birds temper and a baptism among Armenians near reports of Roosevelt’s nomination.
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Chicago
The
Tribune
Washington
Mel Kinley
Congress
China
United States
Philippines
White House
Chia
Frst
Pekin
Legationa
Conger
Baptism in the Orient as described by Catholic World
The Catholic World article details baptism in the Orient as a triple immersion in the name of the Holy Trinity. It describes water pouring, full immersion, and elaborate rites led by a bishop in solemn ceremonies, including godfathers, choir children, and the priest’s actions from the widwife to the baptistery. It notes confirmation follows baptism and lists anointing and consecration steps. The infant receives the saint’s name.
Leg-Gyves for Women in Shan State Attire
The Geographical Journal describes Pu Yuan Pen-Jen women wearing a cloth hood an open jacket and short white trousers reaching to the knee. The article notes the attire’s striking appearance and highlights the distinctive dress.
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Pu Yuan Pen-Jen
Shan State
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