The West Must Grow Through Population and Trade
The article argues western development hinges on increasing population and capital. It blames eastern opposition and prejudices for slowing settlement and growth. It asserts migration, immigration, and a Pacific Atlantic trade links as keys to empowering western political and economic influence. It cites Hawaii annexation and Philippine independence as opportunities for western expansion.
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West
Sm Ortler
Carp Tal
Pacific Coast
Atlantic
Star of Empire
Rocky Mountain
Uewort
Gaver
Hawaii
Philippines
United States Growth and Pacific Trade Policy Embrace
The article envisions U S control of Pacific commerce expanding American power across the West Coast from Puget Sound to Lower California. It foresees San Francisco becoming a major hub and the west forming an empire of prosperity through expansion, urging loyal support from Western citizens.
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United States
Pacific Ocean
Pia
Lhe World
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
New York
Boston
Baltimores
Puget Sound
California
Westorn
Democracy and free coinage echo in press race 1900
The text laments a split in the Democratic Party over free coinage with the New York Sun and eastern editors supporting silver while western Democrats back free coinage. It discusses potential 1900 nomination dynamics, party loyalty, and the role of gold versus silver standards.
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West
Bourbon Press
New York Sun
Sun
Alhver Democrats
Pyosa
Bryan
East
New York Sue
Democratic Party
They Knew It All The Time And Now The Debate
A fragment from a political essay mocks the democratic press over its stance on Philippines rebellion and volunteer troops. It contrasts predictions with actions as the war drags and calls for volunteers resurface while criticisms persist. The piece links public sentiment to military policy and press rhetoric.
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Thorne
Philippines
Manila
United States
Dewis
Spain
Philippine War Critics Wail of Troop Delays and Rain Delays
The piece attacks opponents of sending more troops to the Philippines, arguing dem presses claim higher costs for limited gains. It derides critics as self serving and contrasts calls for peace with a vision of a prosperous, free republic under the American flag.
Helena Considers Dandelion as Official State Vegetable
In Helena officials debate the dandelion, named tharaxacum dens leonis, as a curb to street encroachment and a potential greens source. The city weighs extirpation versus using the weed for medicine and food, while planning parades and a stone-laying event.
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Wea
Helena
Thoraxacum
Suntower
Montana Notes From Helena To Bozeman And Boise
State leases reach 70 000 acres bringing in about 108 000 dollars yearly. Mail train case drags on as Ute robbers feared in Stinking Water country. Idaho officials move to Moscow for trial of two Helena men accused of obstructing the Coeur d Alenes riots. Court certifies lawyers with several passers. Bitter Root tremors and Missoula river rise threaten valley property. Weather turns favorable for hay and crops despite pests and worms. Women’s convocation in Helena pledges funds for missionary work and reports rising expenditures. Old Andy Cowan of Gallatin valley dies by suicide at his Manhattan ranch. Henry Jenkins arrested for Yellowstone park poaching. 83-year-old Hull daughter burns to death in Boise.
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Helens—Barles
Edwards
Court of Idaho
Knowles
Coeur d'Alenes
Helena
United States
Meikelsohn
Moscow
Idaho
Supreme Court
Montana
John R. Behacht
Kelena
C. G. Dolman
H. W. Trask
Janis Whitehead
Butte
Fred L. Gibsin
Meadow Creek
Madison County
Choteau County
Missoula
Fection
Glass
Montana Weather Bureau
He Aman
L. TR. Brewer
J. B. Lockwood
Mise Igel
Bozeman
Gallatin Valley
Andy Cowan
Andy
Manhattan
Virgina City
Keiticky
Somerset
Wakefield Andrews Company to Open Four-Night Season
The Wakefield And rws opera company has been secured for a four night run at the Grand Opera House beginning Sunday evening. The exceptional ability of this organization promises a high quality program with varied selections and strong vocal numbers.
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Wakefield-Andrews Opera Company
Grand Opera House
G. O. McFarland
Mgr
Wakefield-Andrews Opera Company Graces Seattle Debut
The Wakefield-Andrews Opera Company presented Martha at Seattle in a well balanced program. Alice Palmer Walker as Lady Hare ret saved the evening with a soprano voice of great power and several encores. Maud Leeks the contralto impressed with artistic singing and appearance. A. J. Parmley as Lionel earned praise for Like a Dream and delivered a strong tenor voice with clear tone and wide range.
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Seattle Times
Howes
Seattle
Wakefield-Andrews Opera Company
Martha
Flotow
Alice
Misa Ada Palmer Walker
Hareret
Emma Abbott
Maud Leeks
A. J. Parmley
Lionel
Farmer
Earl of Derby
Parmley
Jerome mining outlook praised by H B Owens promoters
The Republican of Phoenix reports June 17 that H B Owens leads the News group of mines in Jerome with plans for rapid development. It notes copper projects including Copper Chief Equator United Verde Extension and United Verde Jr while warning against trading on the United Verde name to boost non merit properties.
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The
Republican of
Phoenix
Ariz
Jerome News
Butte
News Group
Copper
Equator
Jerome Copper Company
United Verde Extension
St. Peter-Martin Group
United Verde, Jr
United Verde
Butte and Bingham Copper Mining Co stock offered at low price
The 60,000 shares of treasury stock of the Butte and Bingham Copper Mining Co of Bingham Utah are selling rapidly and the next block is expected to be priced at 23 cents per share. Five dollars buys 100 shares and $25 buys 500 shares. W H Nichols secretary and mining broker for the company can be contacted at No 1 West Broadway Butte Montana P O box 455
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Treasury
Butte & Bingham Copper Company
Bingham
Utah
W. H. Nichols
West Broadway
Butte, Mont
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Washington
Free
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East Helena
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T. D. Leonia
Wool- Mit
Re Ponse
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Carbon County
Canon Pacific
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Red Lodge Bank
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Northern Pacific
Boise
Market Lake
Henry Jenkins
Pinkham
St. Anthony
Yellowstone Park
Jenkins
Backfoot
Wyoming
Rolse
Mra
M.C. Hull
Wakefield-Andrews Company
H. E. Owens
Bonanza
Butte and Bingham Copper Mining CO
B.l.and I.co
W. Granite
S. W. Kemper
Shields
McFarland
All Hallows College
I. J. Carleton
W. Broadway
Lee Mantle
Chas Schatzlein
Fayette Harrington
Charles R. Leonard
A. J. Clements
F. Aug. Heinze
Henry Mueller
Prank W. Haskins
James H. Monteath
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
T. M. Hodgens
Aes Candler
State Savings Bank
Europe
J. A. Creighton
Omaha
First National Bank OF
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbot
B. Werlean
George Breventon Assastant
Transastsl
Main Street
A. Clarr
J. Rovs Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro
Clark & Larabie
Baraty
de Bell Exchange
Sghneton
Cunhier
Marcus Daly
Heggin
Donahoe
Marcus Daly &O
Bankers
Bell Exchange
Europa
Joseph V. Long
Chung
Galena Street
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