Republican Candidates for Montana Governor Ballot
A biographies survey of Montana Republican contenders for state offices led by Hon. David F. B. Folsom as governor nominee. It notes Folsom’s pioneer work, exploration of geyser basins, and early Montana public service roles, plus profiles Alden J. Bennett and other state ticket members with careers in mining, banking, education, law, and public service.
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Montana
David FB. Folsom
Mr. Folsom
Epping
Rockingham County
New Hampshire
Minnesota
James Fisk
Salmon River
Fort Benton
Folsom
Prickly Pear Creek
Rockies
Grasshopper Gulch
Willow Creek
Alden J. Bennett
New York
Delaware County
Franklin College
Man’s
White Pine
Nev
Plains
Virginia City
Bennett
Old Moore's 1901 Predictions Foresee Global Turmoil
The Philadelphia Bulletin reports Old Moore's 1901 almanac predicts turmoil in France January with attack on the republic, notable events in the east and India challenging Britain by February and March, Ireland's rebellion in May, anarchist activity in June, a young Spanish king under threat, and July catastrophe fears, while August brings relative quiet.
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London
Old Moore
India
Europe
France
Republic
Ireland
England
Spain
Philadelphia Bulletin
Latecomers Named In Cornwall Parish Sermon
An eccentric Cornwall clergyman, annoyed by late arrivals, declares he will name each latecomer at the reading desk. He begins with Dearly beloved followed by Mr B with his wife and daughter, then Mr C and William D as the service proceeds with interruptions to announce late arrivals.
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Thomas J. Porter
Lebanon
Ohio
Cornwall
Mr. C
William D
Parsons
Mournful Anecdote Sparks Congregation's Attention
A brief, vivid excerpt recalls a solemn moment as a speaker notes a woman in a new bonnet, causing every feminine head in the congregation to turn in united attention. The scene reflects quiet social etiquette and the era's formal gestures.
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Etlil
Outh
A Race of Pigmies In Europe Suggests Primitive Population
Reports of small human skeletons near Schaffhausen and in the Pyrenees renew the theory of a prior pigmy race in Europe. Skeletons measured around four and a half feet, with one kept in a local museum for decades. The new finds strengthen the claim as more evidence accumulates.
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Europe
Schaffhausen
Pyrenees
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meagher
White Sulphur Springs
Yellowstone
National Park
Wonderland
Meagher County
State Senate
Capital Commission
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Elling's Bank
Raymond, Harrington & Co
Hall & Bennett
Madison County
Republcan Central Committee
Republican Party
Minneapolis
G. Murray
Wabash College
Murray
Rudolph von Tabel
Ferguy County
Supreme Court
Helena
Fergus County
von Tobél
Carleton College
Nothfield
Lewistown
von Tobel
Auburn
Abraham N. Yoder
Major McKinley
Congress
Mount Union
West
Denver
Salt Lake
Butte
John E. Smith
Miles City
Republican County Committee
Custer County
Porter
Edwards
David E. Folsom
A. J. Bennett
Missoula County
Buddle
Yoder
T. J. Porter
Frankz
Fouwarus
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