Vice President Hobart Dies Aboard Decline Ends Career
Inter Mountain telegraphic report confirms Vice President Garret A Hobart died at 8 20 am after weeks of decline. Born in New Jersey in 1844, Hobart rose through law, state politics and Congress, serving as Senate president and later as VP. The piece recalls his public service and notes succession implications for McKinley’s presidency.
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Inter Mountain
Hobart
Garret A. Hobart
Monmouth County
N. J
Tune 3, Ltd
Rutger's College
Bocrales Tuttle
Paterson
Senate
National Republican Committee
Hobartwings
McKinley
Kinte
Ueh
Hendricks
Bereretary
May
Aguinaldo's Purposes and Conflicting Interpretations
A detailed look at Aguinaldo's aims with regard to independence. The Anaconda Standard and Inter Mountain differ on whether his request was for full independence or continued U.S. protection to allow his people to form their own government. Contemporary testimony from Consul General Pratt is cited to support various readings of his intentions.
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Phi Tuer
Aguinaldo
Republic of the United States
Aguinalde
Regan
Buniaed
Agoneilo
Manila
Spatirl
Philippines
Democratic Press of America
Luzon
Helena
Anteonda
Sendig
Wellcome
Standard Newuces
Associated Press
Aes
Avinalda
Peter Tarate
Pratt
United States
Standard
Expansion, democracy, and the past party line in 1900s debate
The piece argues that the Democratic Party veered from its history of expansion, citing Bryan era shifts and recent committee actions in Montana and Utah. It discusses the push for territorial growth, references Douglass and Jefferson, and critiques Roberts of Utah and the Philippine purchase. Aguinaldo’s proclamation is noted as a misread of U.S. resolve.
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Bryan
Louisiana Purchase
Florida
New Mexico
Texas
Arizona
California
Alaska
Stephen A. Douglass
Douglass
Jefferson
Jackson
Mississippi River
Louisiana
West Branch
Mississippi
Oregon
William Jennings Bryan
Jef
Campbell Lof Montina
Roberts
Utah
Democratic Committee
Congress
Colored View on Yacht Race Wager
A dialogue in dialect reveals bets on a yacht race among local African American characters. Uncle Cephas questions bets, while a supervisor character expresses confidence in betting strategy, highlighting informal wagering amid community life.
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Cephas
Milking device touted as superior to prior machines
An inventor named Nehring demonstrates a milking tool with eight rubber-lined teat receivers that fit into openings and use suction to milk two cows in about three minutes, equating to forty cows per hour. The flexible rubber minimizes soreness, improves cleanliness, and claims to surpass all previous machines in the market.
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Nehring
Hair Jewelry Gift Request Circulated by Inter Mountain
Residents are asked to mail their addresses to Professor Jordan in care of the Inter Mountain for Christmas hair jewelry samples. He will collect hair samples and new chain designs, calling upon participants to view the samples and select pieces for gifting.
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Silver Bow County
Jordan
Inter Mountain
Milking Machine Triumph Proclaimed On Local Farms
Sycamore and surrounding dairy operations tested a foot powered milking machine using an air pump two rubber hoses and eight suction bulbs. Officials today declared the experiment a success and expect it to improve efficiency on large dairy farms in the area.
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Sycamore
Col
Chicago
Carter on Irrigation Promotes Federal Storage for Montana
George E. Mitchell notes Senator Carter's stance favors federal storage reservoirs to harness western river waters. Carter champions national irrigation aid to develop Montana and the West, crediting him with leading a push in Congress alongside Senator Warren to secure funding and prevent a wider naval bill setback.
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Montana
Thomas H. Carter
United States
West
Tom Carter
Senate
Congress
Carter
Washington
Warren
Wyoming
House
Tower Misalseipp
Rocky Mountains
George E. Mitchell
National Irrigation Association
Ter
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New Democracy
Atkinson Copperheads
Boston Herald
East Helena
Stars and Stripes
Lin Haiti
Connett
Connell
Butte
Cab and Transfer Co
East Broadway
Sutton’s
Silver Bow
A. F
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Dan Yancey
Thanksgiving
Christman Cloge
Schatzlein Paint CO
W. Broadway
Weah
Tesuen
Borrover
Steel
Lee Mantle
Schatzlein
Fayette Harrington
Charles R. Leonard
A. B. Clements
F. Aug. Heime
Henry Mueller
Frank W. Haskins
James H. Monteith
State Savings Bank
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton, T. M. Hodgens
Caner
Europe
Transast General Banking
J. A. Creighton
Omaha
G. W. Stapleton
A. H. Barret
E. D. Leavitt
8. V. Kemper
T. M. Hodgens
Main and Park Sts
W. A. Clark
A, Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro
Clark & Larabie
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First National Bank OF
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James cm
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E. B. Rek
George Urecu
North Main Street
L. Moyer
RB. A. Kunk
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