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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1900
Page
2
Friday morning coverage argues that Campbell and Montana congressman used conspiracy tactics to discredit Senator Clark. The piece accuses Campbell of private letter handling and illegal entry to private rooms, asserting the prosecution pursued sham purer politics with questionable methods.
A fragment suggests a political shift as a seat change boosts the outlook for Snator Hark. Friends of a prosecution in Teoauty feel the beginning of the end is in sight.
The Anaconda Standard extols its own editorial page as a model while admitting it offers no single clear standard. The piece mocks claims of being a corset or religious model, notes its Sunday issues, and recalls reactions from editors in Butte and Helena as the war coverage and political writings draw attention.
The piece surveys Lincoln’s expansionist stance and Jeffersonian roots, debates over federal power and territory, and political rhetoric. It notes the Associated Charities’ prudence in Hurst’s respite, Campbell and Swede Murphy’s clash with Judge Stickford, and contrasts Ladysmith with Clark case prosecutions. It then highlights Ohio’s Harrison home area and its presidential lineage from Hamilton and Clermont counties.
The Ohio State Journal argues for honoring leaders like Generals Harrison and Grant, suggesting erecting monuments and preserving their homesteads. It notes community debates within Ohio over commemorations, including the Barre ton homestead at North Bend and the graves of war heroes like Thomas L. and William Henry Harrison. The piece laments an unmarked grave at Georgetown and urges state action to preserve memory of these figures.
A selection of anecdotes about Confederate cavalry leader General Nathan Bedford Forrest showing a wry, humorous side. Stories recount his quick wit at a roadside incident, a dinner party quip about brains versus jaw strength, and a chaplain escort episode highlighting measured treatment of prisoners and a respectful parting line.
Billy Devere the actor recounts a life spanning 1849 frontier camps to modern stage, noting his work as miner freighter gambler editor poet and short story writer. He recalls meeting Gene Field in St Joseph and a Chicago winter banquet with J Adame Conwin and Judge Moore, highlighting Field's bohemian wit and adversity turned to humor.
Notice is hereby given that James Eich, whose post office address is Helena, Montana, is located in an unorganized mining district Jelersca county. This filing concerns a mining claim as of February 1900.
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