Defeat Mood in Helena Over Inter Mountain’s Silver Rhetoric
Yesterday’s Helena edition laments the Inter Mountain’s post election portrayal of a silver party defeat, arguing no silver party contested last Tuesday and accusing the Inter Mountain of rejoicing in Democratic treachery. It claims Democrats abandoned free coinage to court gold interests and predicts next year’s political cyclone.
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Silver Party
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Democratic Party
Bross
Maryland
Douirhon
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Kentucky Muddle in statewide election dispute
The piece portrays a heated Kentucky contest where Democrats and Republicans claim wide majorities and a fierce legislature fight looms. Taylor the Republican candidate asserts a large lead while Goebel accuses fraud, Governor Bradley cites 10 000 votes, and the text denounces Goebel as a corrupt figure amid contested returns.
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Outrage Claims Spark Debate Over Army Church Looting
Widespread accusations follow reports that sacred church buildings were desecrated or looted during the conflict. Accounts blame Chinese and Filipino groups, while some officials, including Father McKinnon, say looting largely involved Chinamen and occurred as towns evacuated. The Montana Catholic challenges those claims, alleging American soldiers hid the theft or profited from sacred items.
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Pather McKinnon
Iy Butte
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Democrats rally against Goebel support in Kentucky election
Prominent Democrats opposed Goebel warn against his backers and accuse the factions of manipulation. The piece argues the party will seek to block Taylor from taking the governorship, urging the legislature and courts to shape the outcome amid partisan tensions.
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Commonwealth
War era ire over churches in Montana sparked debate
A fragmented account describes attacks on churches during wartime, blaming ignorant mobs and widow’s sons for desecration while praising soldiers who fought for the country. The piece denounces political efforts to blame military personnel for sacred vandalism.
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Colonel Bryan Promotion and Democratic Journey
A political silhouette argues Colonel Bryan’s rise after an election, noting loyalty to the Philippines and Aguinaldo. It imagines Bryan shifting to the father business in Manila, with Keeley’s advice to move west toward San Francisco for a front seat in the “glorious trinity” of Pacific affairs. The piece envisions his future as established, open to a western voyage to advance his political path.
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Manila
New Questions Judge Bookstayer Deals With Attachment Case
In the New York supreme court Judge Bookstayer reserved ruling on a motion to vacate the July 1899 attachment in John G. Hassard versus United States of Mexico. Hassard seeks about 10,000 with interest from 3,000 pesos issued in 1865. General Henry L. Burnett moved to vacate, acting under attorney general instructions, challenging the court’s jurisdiction and asserting rights under state law. Franklin Bien argued Burnett could not act except for three classes of persons and declared no power to appear as friend of the court. It was the first time the issue arose in this state.
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United States
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Dillon News Briefs from Dillon Montana November 9 189%
A man named Turner was badly injured in a train accident near Unigling and amputations followed at the county hospital. The Dillon Examiner reports social visits, church gatherings, local business trips, and a busy week with staff changes and community notices. The column ends with a humorous exchange between Mae and Ethel about engagement and George.
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Not Completely Christianized Indian Land Loss Reflected
A fragment from the Indianapolis Journal notes a Native remark on missionary effort and land seizure, saying the native people have lost much territory while still lacking basic clothing, highlighting colonial impact and cultural tension.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fragmentary Historic Quotation Reflecting Social Change
The excerpt presents a jagged dialogue on class and civility with phrases about eating at the second table and wearing old clothes, showing tensions between "Karbarism" and civilization in a historical context. The garbled text hints at satirical or period commentary on social stratification.
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Anchor of Armada Unearthed by Trawler Crew
A trawler near Kinsdale recovered a five ton antique anchor from a sand bank with a ten foot shank and a matching head, likely from a Spanish Armada ship wrecked off this coast. The fossilized vessel relic, caked in marine matter for centuries, was brought to the lower slip for public curiosity.
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The Man to Dodge Yacht Race Explanation
A fragmentary dialogue shows a tense moment as a character named Yatterly considers borrowing money while others dodge and a yacht race is to be explained. The scene hints at urgency and a tense social interaction.
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Terly
Jewish Wedding Rite Shifts Groom’s Right Side
In traditional Jewish marriages the bride stands to the right of the groom while in most other nations the bride is placed on the left. This custom contrasts with global wedding practices and highlights cultural norms in matrimonial ceremonies.
Did She Mean It Loquacious Visitor Bridal Gown
A brief dialogue set between a talkative guest and a hostess. The visitor boasts about her bridal toilette and declares she would like to be seen in her going away gown, while the hostess responds with a wistful remark about wishing she could see it.
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