Daily Inter Mountain Authorized Agents List For Montana
The notice lists multiple authorized newspaper agents across Montana including Miles City, Bridger, Glendive, Helena, and Butte. It enumerates distributors and firms such as Walt Biltine Haseley Livington Chars Boucher Gregory Cincinnati and Maxwell & G. McIntyre, indicating regional coverage figures and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Biltine
Haseley
Mona Bomeman
Miles City
Chars Boucher Bridger Ows
Gibson
Glendive
Moor -B
B. Mathews
Chas
Kenyon
W. McDonald
Twin Fries
Vee Helena
Melnasis Townsend Deer Lads
Aram Eo
State's Rights on Kentucky Governorship Dispute
The Supreme Court's ruling defers to Kentucky's political process on the Goebel Taylor contest, stating the legislature is the sole judge of contested elections and the court cannot intervene if due process was not followed. Three justices dissented, warning the decision undermines protection for incumbents against capricious legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
Beckham
Kentucky
Taylor
Puller
Cleveland
Legislative Body of
Supreme Court
Goebel
Fuller
Supreme Bench
McKenna
Brewer
Havlin
Oxsnow
Mny
Supreme Jurisdiction
Montana
State of
Legislative Assembly
United States
W. A. Clark
Senate
General Assembly
Toto
Iself
Court of Last Resort
General Assembly of
Senate Committee
Clark
Chandler
Mr. Clark
Indiana
Montana Senate Faces Clark Case Dissent on Jurisdiction
The Montana senate confronts a parliamentary clash over the Clark case and the authority of the supreme court. The dissent argues due process and political rights differ in law, questioning whether Kentucky's court actions justify Montana’s Senate reporting on Clark. The piece notes potential paths: admit Clark or delay, risking collapse of the case.
Judge Word to Fill Hunt Vacancy on Montana Supreme Court
Governor announces the appointment of Robert Lee Word of Helena to succeed Associate Justice Hunt. Word, son of Montana pioneer Samuel Word, comes from Democratic ranks and is praised as a capable, fair jurist. His brother serves as governor’s private secretary, highlighting a family legacy in state public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parin
Hunt
Robert Lee Word
Helena
Montana
Samuel Word
Supreme Court
Smith
Montina
Montana Press Critique of Public Opinion Debates
The Public Press argues that newspapers shape opinion and ruin public figures through hearsay and sensationalism. It condemns editors for portraying Montana as disreputable, which harms the state’s appeal to investors and emigrants while accusing the press of failing leadership and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bata Rolfing
Montana
Senate
Commonwealth
The Boer in Politics and The South African War
The piece argues the Boer question will fade as the South African war nears a close and the Philippines conflict shifts political leverage. It mocks Bryan and Bourke Cochran style rhetoric, urges neutrality, and warns against prowar sentiment that could mislead policy and party aims. The author denounces those who would align with the Boers or push war with England for political gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transvaal
America
Philippines
George Washington
Tagals
Bryan
Spain
England
Puffle
Nothc Biped
Ita
Pacific
South Africa
Paul Kringer
Public sentiment and the band wagon in politics
The piece rails at Democratic appetites for entangling alliances with southern Africa and war over constitutional questions. It argues against Boer sympathizers and asserts the flag did not follow the constitution in slavery, urging restraint and caution toward Republican neutrality and commissioner visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suth Africa
Ochren
Lochren
Democratic Party
Senate
Deen
Ambassadors and nobles plan summer abroad
The British ambassador Lord Paunceforte has no summer plans. The Baron de Fava and the baroness will spend most of the summer in Europe. Baron von Holleben and Jules Cambon will also go abroad. Count Casini and his grand niece Milo Marguerite Cassini will sail from New York then travel to Paris and Russia. Senor Don Manuel de Agpilros and his family will spend most of the summer in New England. Senor Azpiroz will go to Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Pauncefote
Baron de Fava
New York
Europe
Baron von Holleben
Jules Cambon
Count Cassini
Milo
Marguerite Cassini
Paris
Russia
Senor
Don Manuel de Agpliros
Ambesaidor
Mexico
New Engaland
Senor Azpiroz
Wireless Instruction For Navy Officers At Newport
Newport will host a summer class for navy officers to learn wireless telegraphy with two instrument sets now being installed. Twelve cadets from New York and Texas will be detached to the Newport torpedo station, and ten senior officers will join to observe experiments on the Holland submarine boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Navy
Newport
Washington
Texas
Lso
Long
Hudson
Grant
Hong Kong
Wheeling
Re-election of Daniel McDonald Leads Western Labor Union Verbal Bid
The tollers of the west back Daniel McDonald of Butte for another term as president of the Western Labor Union. McDonald is described as an able, level headed man of affairs and eminently deserving of the compliment given by his co workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel McDonald
Butte
Western Labor Union
Tollers of
West
McDonald
McKinley Health Shapes Vice Presidential Dilemma
New York May 21 The Herald reports Republican lawmakers face a perplexing vice presidential selection for McKinley due to his fragile health. Roosevelt’s name fell out of consideration at Washington meetings while other leaders such as Bliss Long Lodge Shaw Cullom Wolcott and Otis were weighed before a final choice was deemed unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Herald
Congress
McKinley
Washington
Ohio
Senate
Washi
Go Roosevelt
Cornelius N. Bliss
Long
Lodge
Shaw
Town
Cullom
Ilinois
Wolcott
Colorado
Otis
Rochester
Summer Plans Move Cabinet Homes to Summer Retreats
Washington May 21 Owing to the long session of congress the cabinet members homes will not be closed until the departure of President and Mrs McKinley from the city The secretary of state and Mrs Hay with their two daughters will leave in late June for their summer home on the shores of Lake Bunapee New Hampshire The secretary of the treasury and Mrs Gage expect to take a cottage in Chevy Chase Maryland for the summer Secretary and Mrs Root will go to their summer homes in Southampton Long Island The family of the attorney general will spend the summer at their new home in Paterson New Jersey The Postmaster General and Mrs Smith will close their Wacunetta s avenue home in June and Mrs Smith will spend part of the abroad Secretary and Mrs Ig and their family will spend the summer at their seaside home at Hing Masa Secretary Wilton and Miss Wilson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
McKinley
Hay
Lake Bunapee
New Hampshire
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Inter Mountain
Inter Mountain Publishing Co
Gil Mail
Inter Mountains Publishing Company
A. Berger
Granite Street
Butte City
Mont
Inter Mountats Pub
Silver Bow County
Lord Roberta
Pretoria
Canada
Burke Cochran
the Public Press
The
Mat
Naval Officers
Tusell's
M’kinley
Roosevelt
Connell
Hanan & Son
J.D. McGregor
Ontario Veterinary College
Toronto
Marion
South Main Street
Schatzlein Paint CO
West Browiwa
Evans’ Book Store
North Main St
Thompson
Main Street
Suttons
Mancinta
Clara Mattes Co
Huie Pock
China
South
Malin Street
Chung
Galena Street
Anaconda & Pacific
Union
Anaconda
Great Northern
Ruscon
Great Northern Railway
Oregon Port Line Railroad
Northern Pacific Railway
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