Inter Mountain Publishing Co. branches and contacts list
A terse directory style notice from Inter Mountain Publishing Co listing managers and branch towns including Anaconda Missoula Billings Livingston Bozeman Red Lodge Big Timber Miles City Bridger Glendive Dillon Helena and additional locales with names and addresses for the carrier system and publishing offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliest Anaconda
Bridger
Glendive Forsythe
Carbonad Gebo
Cimary Dillon Aliridge
Chestnut‘Twin Bridges
Helena
Melrose
Townsend
Tardine Were
Inter Mountain
North‘west
Butte
Glendive
Northern Pacific
Inter Mountain Pub. CO
Hartman and Chisholm Plot Silver Republican Meeting
A June 20 meeting is called by Charlie Hartman and C P Chisholm to bolster a so called silver Republican faction. The alleged body seeks to appoint delegates to a national convention in Kansas City while court rulings have nullified their authority. The piece condemns their plan as theatrics aimed at political advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Hartman
C. P. Cmeholm
Ileged Siiver
Republican State Committee
Boxellen
Bozeman
Hartman and Chishim
National
Silver Repairr View Convention
Kansas City
Chishvilm
Silver Republican Organization
Lberty
Chisholm
Silver Republican Committee
Hartman
Lim
Takor's
Alake
A.an Srs
Montana
Associated Press
Bryan
Ghia
Holm
Charfie Towne
Republican Advice on the Trust Question in Montana
The Helena Herald argues the Republican Party must oppose the Amalgamated Copper trust and resist its pull to control Montana politics. It cautions Democrats—particularly in Butte—not to align with the trust, warns of entangling alliances, and urges Republicans to avoid taint of bossism while defending party independence.
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Helena
Cop
Butte
Silver Bow
Republican Party
Copper Trust
Republican Party of
Montana
Philadelphia
Democratic Party
Clark
Copper Company
Legislative Assembly
Herald
Hartman Drives Delegates and Ship-Building Debate
The piece argues Hartman and colleagues will win delegation seats at Charlie Towne's event, tying a national convention speech to votes. It attacks Democratic opposition to American shipping and shipbuilders, claiming foreign competition harms U S trade and argues for more vessels built at home to keep money local and boost prosperity.
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Republic
Democratic Party
Congress
Inter Mountain Excursion for Popular Young Ladies
A promotional push offers a free Yellowstone Park trip for eight popular women from several Montana cities. The list names Anna McDonald, Helen O’Neill, Maggie Sullivan, Minnie Reynolds, Margaret Knowlton, Jhrsie Hill, Pansy Gibford, Blanche Smith, Maud Rose, Carrie Benninghoff, Winifred Rixon, Julia Turner, Bertha Vettapas, Rosa Falla, Pearl Duncan, Jennie Lingo, Maud Lamont, Lucy Grannes, Babe Memlin, Mollie Wills, Alice Chambers, and Alice Gage among others from Butte to Deer Lodge with voting to select the top candidate.
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Anna McDonald
Butte
Helen O'Neill
Maggie Sullivan
Minnie Reynolds
Margaret Knowlton
Jhrsie Hill
Pansy Gibford
Missoula
Blanche Smith
Maud Rose
Carrie Benninghofp
Billings
Winifred Rixon
Julia Turner
Bertha Vettapas
Anaconda
Rosa Falla
Pearl Duncan
Jennie Lingo
Maud Lamont
Dillon
Lucy Granness
Babe Memlin
Mollie E. Wills
Deer Lodge
Alice Chambers
Livingston
Alice Gage
Bozeman
No clear headline found in fragment text
The fragment reads as a political metaphor about a democratic machine and its uneasy digestion, describing a struggle as parties seek control and the system remains restless. It mentions a buzzing in the stomach and a slowed digestion during the current writing.
War With China and US Involvement Seen Remote
A historical article argues there should be no alarm over war with China. It cites Henry Clews & Co assessing limited US action, mostly diplomacy and a show of force, with possible market disturbances but no strain on US resources. It warns European markets could suffer, yet the United States remains financially strong.
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China
Henry Clews & Co
United States
Marines for China to be sent from Norfolk yard
A company of marines from the Norfolk Navy Yard will be sent to China at once. Twenty eight privates, under two sergeants and two corporals, have orders to report to the Washington marine barracks and join the 4th battalion. They will proceed overland to San Francisco and then sail for China. More men may join from the same battalion for service in Chinese waters.
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Chicago
the Chronicle
Norfolk
Norfolk Navy Yard
China
Washington Marine Barracks
Marines
San Francisco Overland Tombark
Artillery units depart San Francisco for Fort Monroe tour
Battery N and Battery M of the Sixth and Third Artillery move from San Francisco to Fort Monroe Virginia for service at the artillery school of instruction. A former captain Peter Deming, an assistant subsistence commissary for United pan American robes, is taken as a prisoner to Kansas City to serve a sentence of years after a court martial at the Pre- authority.
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San Francisco
Fort Monroe
Artillery School of Instruction
Kansas City
Peter Deming
United Panoen Robes
Foraker's Draft Too Long Suffrage Plank Debated
Philadelphia June 19 The resolutions committee met at 5 PM to draft a platform. Delegations from suffrage groups headed by Carrie Chapman Catt urged Congress to amend the Constitution to grant women the franchise. Opponents led by various state leaders pressed their protest against extending suffrage, arguing it should only occur with clear public benefit. A brief White delegation urged anti mob violence and ballot protection in the South.
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Philadelphia
Fairbanks
Indiana
Davia
Minnesota
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Foraker
Ohio
Carter
Montana
McCumber
North Dakota
Messrs. Quigg
New York
Noyes
Maryland
Madden
Illinois
Rosewell
California
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Department of Commerce and Industry
Suffrage Association
Congress
Carrie Chapman Catt
Equal Suffrage Association
Annie Shaw
Francis M. Scott
J. Blott Cabot
Massachusetts
Carolina
Forbin
R. W. Wilbur
Oregon
Samuel Cassady
Iowa
C. W. Griggs
Washington
Representative White
South
Mr. Lynch
Mississsppi
H. H. Hanna
Henry C. Payne
Wisconsin
Republican Party
Joe Mod
Platform Debates Shape Republican Financial Plank At Meeting
Debates over the platform's financial plank long the gold standard and possible bi metallism with international co operation were discussed as sub committees reviewed and shortened the draft. Other provisions favor labor, restrict immigration, set child labor limits, advocate protective tariffs, pensions, Cuba pledges, civil service extension, and road funding.
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Foraker
Fairbanks
Colorado
Republican Party
United States
Lemuel &. Quigg
New York
Great Britain
Transvaal
Hague
Spain
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
Movement For
Gallinger
Oregon Will Not Reach Taku for Ten Days
A Washington dispatch reports General MacArthur has not chosen the two additional regiments for Tien Tsin transit yet. The war department expects one to be the fourteenth or twentieth infantry and another the twenty-second. The sixth cavalry will shift to cover areas once held by the ninth and twenty-second infantry. The Newark siege crew numbers and noncombatants are noted as contributing to limited fighting strength. The Oregon faces a week to ten days delay before Taku, while the Iris sails to supply rather than troop carry. Gunboats Princeton and Marietta may sail from Cavite, and the Zafiro may serve as a dispatch boat. Colonel Lizcum is ordered toward Perkin for legation protection with discretion to seek Conger guidance at Taku.
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New York
The
Tribune
Washington
MacArthur
Tien Tsin
Warren
Sherman
War Department
Sixth Cavalry
Cavite
Chagrin Ia
United States
Newark
Pekin
McCalla
Taku
Oregon
Iris
Manila
Princeton
Marietta
Kemoff
Dewey
Hong Kong
Beng Uxetul
Lizcum
Th Infantry
Conger
Naval forces converge on Tin Tain by gunboat coalition
It is believed Colonel Giscum will act in concert with other forces at Tien Tain and those bound for the same destination. If Princeton and Marietta join Admiral Kempf, he would command a larger, more effective gunboat fleet on the Pel Ho river up to Tin Tain than any other power present.
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Giscum
Tien Tain
Princeton
Marietta
Kempf
Pel Ho
Tin Tain
Love's Young Dream and Ideal Romance
A playful exchange between John and Julian unfolds as she rejects him initially but offers herself with a coy twist. He laments not meeting her ideal yet confesses he cares to be near her, while she questions whose ideal she must meet. The dialogue captures clever banter and a romantic spark.
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John
Julian
London
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Inter Mountain Publishing CO
Andreas
Inter Mountain Publishing Company
M. A. Berger
West Granite Street
Hutte City
Mont
American Shipping
Europe
Yellowstone National Park
Inter Mountain Excursion
Evey
Washington Barracks
Deming
Leavenworth
China Service
Love
Coas West Granite
Baseball Goods
Mitta
Evans’ Book Store
North Mais St
Grady’s Carriage Works
Samton
NEW Theater
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Grand Opera House
N. C. Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
H. Y. Esmond
Knickerbocker Theater
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