Hyphenated Americanism Is Encouraged by The Tater Mountain
The article argues that hyphenated Americans strengthen patriotism by blending foreign elements with American life. It praises Irish, English, and German Americans for enriching national character and warns against those who reject their birth nations. The piece asserts the hyphenated American is valuable, urging inclusion and loyalty to both old and new lands.
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Tater Mountain
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England
Nan
Aes
Citzen
Fareion
Destiny
Kentucky Democracy in Louisville Scorned as Riots Erupt
A Louisville state convention in Kentucky is denounced as a mob scene with revolvers drawn and riotous behavior. The author condemns the Democratic Party and its press for tolerating indecency while predicting a national fall from grace and naming Henry Watterson as a landmark figure for future generations.
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Louieville
Kentucky
Montchame
Keatuvty Calla
Polithea
Bear Garden
Louisville
Democratic Preas
Gregan
Henry Watterson
Independent Misstatement on Democratic Endorsements
The Helena Independent disputes claims of Democratic endorsements this year noting Pennsylvania Democrats at their state convention rejected endorsing the Chicago platform. A resolution only renewed pledges of fidelity to party sacred pledges, excluding free coinage of silver.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania
AL National Conven
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de Peanie
Nathural Donventions
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Whhite
Ite
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Feaven
Silver question dominates Helena rhetoric in 1900 debate
The Harsh exchange centers on silver as a main issue for 1900. The Inter Mountain accuses Helena Independent of dodging arguments, while alleging Democratic leaders push free coinage aside to shift focus. The piece critiques Sleight of hand over public discourse and calls for reasoned debate on party positions.
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Helena Independent
Hais
Trier Mountain
Democratic Party
Sliver
Detroit
Inter Mountain
al Montana
Independent
Inter
Eleventh state elections poised to indicate national trend
The November ballots across eleven states test public sentiment on local government issues for 1900. Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Virginia select governors, officers, and lawmakers. Republicans favored in Iowa Massachusetts Ohio Pennsylvania. Mississippi and Virginia seen as doubtful for Republicans amid Democratic tensions. The mixed races, especially New York judicial contests and New Jersey followings, will shape the era’s opening political battle.
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Overnor
Ltch
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Bach
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Supreme Court
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Assembly
New York
Elehth
Obi Aml
Superior Court
Virginia
Macvabhusetts
Ohio
Pennsylvania
McKinley
Bryan
Seasion
Louieville
Mary-land
General Assembly
Independent reflects on Inter Mountain's honesty in Montana
The Helena paper editorials praise the Inter Mountain for its persistent honesty and consistency. It notes growing circulation as the Montana public follows the paper’s every action and reads closely.
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Helena
The
Independent
Montana
Inter Mountain
Montan
Local Nuisance Over Plans for 182Story North Main Structure
A fragment notes concern eastward watchers, deeming a looming 182 story building on North Main Street a greater risk than current issues. It hints at a new tower development funded by a large deposit and mentions prolonging vigilance about the project.
Old Time Doctors on Washingtons Illness and Death
An 18th century account from Monthly Magazine and American Review recounts General George Washingtons fatal illness in December. Physicians performed multiple bloodlettings and mercurial treatments. Washington died at Mount Vernon after hours of painful respiration and limited relief from care, maintaining dignity and equanimity throughout.
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Washington
Ja Wi DeZelley
Sewbury & Johnson
Mallen Lane
New York
Monthly Magazine
American Review
Woshington
Mount Vernon
Doctors' Diagnosis and a Singular Gift of Prognosis
A cleric recalls a physician who, from handwriting quirks, warned a Chicago acquaintance of locomotor ataxia. Nine months later the man declined, becoming a wreck and dying after an accident, suggesting the diagnosis was largely guesswork despite the doctor’s confident prediction.
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Chicago
Hye
Scientific_basis of ions Cited by New Orleans Times Democrat
A brief quote attributes a profoundly scientific basis to ions, as cited by the New Orleans Times Democrat. The fragment hints at editorial or opinion context about scientific concepts and their foundational role in research.
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New Orleans Times- Democrat
Family driven mad at Bravelot after gypsy fortune tellers
A Bravelot family of six, including father and mother with four children, all showed signs of mental breakdown after a traveling group of gypsies predicted the father would be killed in the army. The gypsies were arrested by German police while crossing from Belgium.
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Bravelot
Tle
Belgium
French Women Smoke Revealing Tobacco Trend
The Duchess d Uzès and the Marchioness de la Rochefoucauld publicly smoke after dinner. French statistics show a sharp rise in female tobacco use with cigarettes and pipes gaining popularity. The text notes a yearly consumption of about 7,000,000 gazettes in France.
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Marchioness de la Rochefou
France
Measure of Devotion Reflects Comfort Efforts
A quotation discusses how devotion is shown by a woman's willingness to endure discomfort for a partner and by a man's effort to provide personal comfort as he seeks his own ease. The piece uses reflective language to compare gendered expectations.
Apples for England shipments arrive from Cape yet
England rejoices as fresh Cape of Good Hope apples begin to arrive year round. They reach amid northern hemisphere apples waning in quality and surpass those stored cold.
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England
Cape of Good Hope
Merced Gold Mining Company Stock Final Installment Notice
Stockholders must pay the final $3 per share installment plus 6 percent interest from May 1899 by September 20, 1899. Payments, to be stamped full paid, should be drawn on New York or Boston banks to W. J. Ladd, treasurer, with stock certificates. Nonpayment by September 20 leads to forfeiture.
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THE
Merced Gold Mining Company
Washington St
Boston
Mass
New York
W. J. Ladd
Board of Directors
Notice to Creditors Estate of Ellen Drew
Notice to creditors of Ellen Drew deceased. James C. Drew is administrator. Claims must be presented within four months after first publication with vouchers. Mail or deliver to McHatton & Cotter in Hennessy Building, Butte Montana, for settlement of the estate in Silver Bow County. Dated June 6, 1929.
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Ellen Drew
McHatton & Cotter
Hennessy Build- In
Butte
Montana
Silver Low
State of
James C. Drew
Butte City
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