Eight-Hour Law Debate Splits Montana Pledge and Pressure
In Montana the eight-hour law debate centers on Democratic control of the legislature and the press. Proponents argue Democrats must fulfill their pledge to enact fair labor hours, while critics warn against anti business bias and class discrimination in mining and smelting districts. The piece defends the Inter Mountain stance and urges steady policy to avoid capital and labor strife.
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Montinia
Cameralm
Montana
Democratic Party
Inter Mountain
Republican Party of
Bute
Tabor
Republican Party
Pntty
Leas
Montana Republicans Triumph in Bitter Post-Election Reflections
The Inter Mountain lauds Montana Republicans for shrinking the Democratic margin from 34,000 to about 12,000 and boosting legislative seats from 15 to around 27 while warning against hidden collusion with Independent Democrats. It urges unity, civility, and a focus on law, property rights, and just governance as the state moves toward future contests.
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Montana
Inter Mountain
Bryan’s Honest Fight Critiqued By New York Sun
The New York Sun denounces William Jennings Bryan for misrepresentation and evasions in his campaign. It argues his calls for honesty are hollow, citing his long anti silver stance, distrust of trusts, and alleged demagogy. The piece portrays him as shallow and theatrical despite supposed honesty.
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Mr. Bryan
Himelf
Chicago
New York Sun
Aftermath of Campaign and Dewey Arch Fallout
The Standard delivers a melancholy campaign review noting the slim chance of silver control in both houses and doubts Bryan would disrupt monetary policy even if elected. It predicts future elections in Montana and laments the Dewey arch on Broadway being razed for insufficient funds and a stone replacement plan failing.
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Congress
Bryan
Standard
Montana
Broadway
New York
Dewey
Daly and Villard Die Yesterday in North West Flourish
Marcus Daly and Henry Villard died yesterday near New York. Both shaped early Northwest enterprise, Daly in mining with Anaconda and others, Villard in railroads, forming a pool with the Northern Pacific that failed. Villard’s extreme capitalization and collapse marred a brilliant career.
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Chicago
Henry Villard
Marcus Daly
New York
North- West
Hia
Daly
Northwest
Ireland
America
California
Anaconda
Villard
Germany
United States
Tiiiola
Morrison Street
Fifth Avenue
Montana
Clark
Labor and Prosperity Report From National Federation Unions
The Chicago Record notes unions in 689 affiliated trades report only 2.2 percent unemployment, a figure falling and likely to vanish soon. Wages may rise as unions set pay, with overall business activity supporting continued employment. The report attributes prosperity to growing export trade and global demand, reducing reliance on domestic crops.
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National Federation of Labor
Federation
United States
Globe
Chicago
Millionaire Funds for Buffalo Fair Drawn
The council of state authorized a 500000 dollar appropriation for the Pan American exposition in Buffalo New York. The chamber of deputies will hold daily sessions to finish budget discussions. Dr Konig Chilean minister to Bolivia returns home after recall by the government.
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New York
Herald
Valparaiso
Council of State
Buffalo
N. Y
Chamber of Deputies
Konig
Bolivia
Special Protections for Gulls and Terns Discussed
Wm Dutcher presented a paper on Results of the Special Protection to Gulls and Terns obtained through the Pager Fund. He noted that Virginia Maryland New Jersey New York and Maine provide special protections to birds. Dr T F Palmer spoke on The Enforcement of the Lacy Act. The union scheduled its next congress at the American Museum of Natural History Newark on November 1 1901.
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Wm. Dutcher
Virginia
Maryland
New Jersey
New York
Maine
T. 5
Palmer
Union
American Museum of Natural History
Newark
Ornithologist Union Debates Bird Killing Prevention
Cambridge mass November 16 at the final Ornithologist Union session papers were read on curbing ruthless bird killings. Witmer Stone of Philadelphia spoke on Report of the A. O. U.
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Cambridge
Mass
Ornithologist Union
Witmer Stone
Philadelphia
Population growth in Louisiana and Hawaii announced
The census bureau reports Louisiana at 1,381,625 residents, up 263,038 from 1890 or 23.6 percent. Hawaii reaches 154,001 residents, rising from 109,020 in 1896 by 44,981 or 41.2 percent, reflecting significant territorial population increases.
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Washington
Louisiana
Hawaii
Ex Governor Tramadel Dies in Nashua at 66
Nashua New Hampshire November 16 Former Governor Geo A Tramadel died at his home in this city today from apoplexy He was 66 years old and had served as governor of New Hampshire.
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Nashua
N. T
Geo. A. Tramadel
New Hampshire
Blue Eye Lode Mining Claim Patent Application Filed
Horace V. Winchell and John P. O Neill filed for a patent on 1500 linear feet of the Blue Eye Lode in Jefferson County Montana. The claim located in unsurveyed Township 5 North Range 17 West covers 40.12 acres, with a meeting point at the southeast corner marked 1-600 and records in the county recorder's office. First publication October 24, 1900.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Horace V. Winchell
John P. O'Neill
Butte City
Discovery Shaft
Blue Eye Lode
Jefferson County
Range
County Recorder’s Office
Silver Arrow Lode
John
Harris
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