Buller Redeemed After Fourth Ladysmith Relief Effort
The article lauds General Buller for finally relieving Ladysmith on his fourth attempt, contrasting past failures with his perseverance. It frames the relief as a turning point in the Boer War, predicts Pretoria’s fall, and likens Buller’s resolve to Grant’s Civil War leadership, signaling Britain’s likely victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buller
Ladysmith
Great Britain
Europe
Lord Roberts
Cronje
Kimberley
Kruger
Roberts
Troy
Tugela
General Grant
America
Pretoria
Constipation of Conscience in Montana Senatorial Testimony
A historical Montana state note contrasts witness testimony in a senatorial contest. It cites a congressman accused of opening a private letter and claims his ignorance of illegality, asserting personal pride and public interest are at stake while questioning the impact of such testimony on the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battlements
Heaven
Montana
Commonwealth
Congress of the United States
Particepa Criminis
Montana Distrusts Campbell Over Congressional Role
In a broad critique Montana residents express that electing Campbell was a serious mistake. They warn disbarment or expulsion may be avoided only by privilege of testimony, yet the people will judge him by his actions and the associated costs to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Campbell
Commonwealth
Congress
Whiteside
Judge Pigott
Strangers Standard and Courtesy Debate Editorial Fight
The Anaconda Standard defends its journalism against Inter Mountain charges, denying fabrication of telegrams and alleging unfair interpretation. It notes past wagers, corrections of typographical errors, and mocks the Inter Mountain while describing a city parade and early store closing debate with mixed opinions among merchants and politicians.
The Anaconda Standard and Its Journalistic Voyage
A scathing critique of the Anaconda Standard paints it as a pirate of journalism. It claims the paper never upholds party or principle, instead serving personal ends, wheeling between combatants, and polluting public trust. The piece denounces its present decay and moral drift, urging honesty in the newspaper business. It also touches on Porto Rico tariff votes and various political jabs, linking press power to civic fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansconia
Rip van Winkie
Standard
House of Representatives
Porto Rico
United States
The Young Reporter and the Oranges Tale
A fresh market reporter on a Memphis paper covers a new orange crop. The fruit dealer notes the first consignment of novel oranges, while the young scribe hovers over his notes. A fragmentary paragraph in the market report hints at the season's ambitious fruit with local color.
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Memphis Scimitar
Attack Alas on Ice: Skaters Pivot Amid Hidden Figures
Skaters glance at danger and unseen rivals as they glide through a tense moment. The fragment hints at a dramatic chase or competition with unexpected entrants and a looming, unspecified stake.
Those Loving Girls Dialogue Reveals Affection Theme
A brief dialogue scene shows Nellie and Maude discussing beauty and affection, with Nellie remarking that Charlie grows more beautiful whenever he sees her and Maude replying that he should have him twice daily.
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Nellie
Charlie
Maude
Fragmented Dialogue From Obscure Source
A fragmentary newspaper line presents a chatty exchange between a hesitant lover and a father figure. The speaker laments a small income while considering leaving the father’s house, and the response playfully challenges the notion of living on the roof. The text remains incomplete and context is limited.
Senatorial Case shows defense turning the tables on prosecution
Special correspondence from Washington reports repeated setbacks for the Daly allies as key letters and witnesses are exposed as harmless. Senator Clark W’s manuscript and John B Wellcome’s testimony challenge charges, while young Clark defends his father’s political actions and funds. The scene reveals tensions among reformers, lawyers, and witnesses amid Montana political maneuvering.
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Inter Mountain
Washington
Hus
Clark
Clare
Martin
Deer Lodge College
Supreme Court of Montana
Brantley
John R. Toole
Montana
Daly
Campbell
Chas
Hartman
Troducers
Tose
Nevaulta
Helena
Boston & Montana Company
Amalgamated
Wellcome
Boston & Montana
Bitney
Eamunds
Stras
Charles W. Clark
Hoe
W. A. Clark
J. B. Wellcome
Big Bear Edmunds
Birney
Cassius
Whiteside
Young Clark
Tom Marshall
Stiff
John JR. Toole
Nolan
Mr. Daly
Senate
Hoar
Charles Clark
Anaconda Avengers
Reward offered for information on ore theft in mining claim area
The undersigned promises twenty five hundred dollars to anyone providing information leading to the detection and conviction of persons or corporations who have mined or removed ores from beneath the surface of the Michael Devitt lode claim. The notice references legal actions and state or U S court involvement in Montana and mentions Boston Consolidated Mining Company and Batterman as parties, with additional unrelated ad copy about beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Devitt
United States Courts of
Montana
Utte and Boston Consolidated Mining Company
B. C. & Batterman, Asst
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DAILY
Inter MO
Iasvet Eva
Inter Mountain Publishing CO
Inter Mountain Publishing Company
M. A. Berger, Menacer
Granite Street
Butte City, Mont
Bow County
Gen. Buller
Inter Mountain Hhas
Anim
Ben Hill
Anaconds Standard
Butte Brewery
Ima
Sutton's Theater
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Cyrene Noonan Company
Macoy’s
Little Ollie
Will
Lillian Kemble
Arneldo
Alla Teel
Sadi
Gohatzlein Paint CO
W. Broadway
Butte
Butta
Arete W
MOVED
Macaper. C
Swinborne A
KUNER
Cashie
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