Anaconda Presidency and William Seaton’s Candidacy
The Inter Mountain endorses William Seaton for president of the Anaconda Company, praising his Montana roots, legal career, and public-spirited leadership. It argues his election would sustain current policies while enabling prudent reforms, serving public good, community business interests, and employee loyalty amid broader Montana prosperity.
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William Seaton
Press Avery
Butte
Anagonia Company
Scallon
Scarlon
Butee
Seallon
Inter Mountain
Builie
Scalion
Seston
Firation
Montana
Seation
Anaconda Company
Dixon Himseit
Manage
Oklahoma statehood prospects loom in nation’s census talks
A 19th century analysis notes Oklahoma’s population boom and economic growth, arguing it merits early statehood attention as New Mexico and Arizona push their cases. Nevada’s dwindling numbers are also highlighted alongside historical notes on state admissions and the Harper era census process. Capt. Daly of Harvard, now cadet at West Point, survives a football loss as a symbol of resilience.
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Oklahoma
South McAlester
Nevada
Utah
Montana
New Mexico
Delaware
Idaho
Arizona
Wyoming
Alaska
North
South Dakota
Oregon
Jas Hoete
Washington
Timw
Capt
Daly
Harvard
Yale
Wai
West Point
Scallon’s Good Grains Aimed At Montana Mines
In a period notice the article cites Scallon backing for mining ventures across Montana including the Anaconda mine and allied properties. It mentions Hyams supervising the Boston & Montana, and a broad plan to align the estate’s promotion with the company’s operating department. Voters in Vites counties are urged to support the new mane lotion and protect local interests.
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Anaconda
Colorado
Parrot, Washoe
Butte
Boston
Boston & Montana
Hyams
Coron Ant
Minkly Tel
Montana
Dover Vitis
Vites Coutties
Butle
Scallon
Mark Twain backs Boxer plan to end foreign troops
Mark Twain urged China to regain independence by withdrawing foreign troops, declaring he is a Boxer. In a Berkeley Lyceum address he praised retrenchment and saidChina should decide who may stay, arguing foreigners provoke trouble and Boxer patriotism supports expulsion.
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Mark Twain
China
Berkley Lyceum
New York
Mark
Russia
Rus
Sid
Manchuria
Purentia
Germany
Frince
Tsay
Tam
Helena Copper Venture and Mark Twain Cabman Incident
The paper supports Mr. F A Heinze in sinking a big shaft near Mount Helena to prove copper vein value and urges non political credit for his enterprise. It recounts Mark Twain chasing a cabman who mistreated a servant, resulting in license revocation and a warning shot. Also notes Senator Cushman Davis’s death and Bryan's Nebraska plurality, with McKinley’s increased national plurality.
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F. A. Heinze
Mount Helena
Heinze
Helena
Inter Mountain
Senate
Mark Twain
New York
Mrs. Clemens
Mark
Marshal Roche
Tammany
Bryan
Nebraska
McKinley
McKingley
Penitentiary Pardons Fall Short of Expectations
The democratic newspaper notes that predictions of President McKinley emptying penitentiaries of convicted defaulters this year have not been met. So far the president has pardoned just two such individuals, a figure far below anticipated mass clemency.
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McKintey
The
Fragmented Editorials on Public Affairs and Justice
A fragmented collection of editorial snippets criticizes circulation claims by Standards, praises Judge Sullivan for punishing wife beaters, questions pardons by Governor Smith, and features assorted musings on Montana politics and international affairs. The tone mixes political critique, local concern, and witty quips about notable figures and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Montana
Masonic Farewell For U S Consul In Cape Town
The British lodge in Cape Town hosted a farewell reception on October 19 for American consul J. G. Stowe who will return home. The Cape Times notes his three years of service here and his efforts aiding British POWs in the Transvaal, undertaken at personal risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
J. G. Stowe
Cape Times
Col. Stowe
United States
Cape Couny
Transvaal
Pretoria
Carlyle birthplace visitors by United States tally
The United States sends the greatest influx of visitors to James Boswell birthplace site in Ecclefechan Dunfriesshire amid renewed interest. A surge in travel interest marks the anniversary year with visitors arriving from multiple states and several foreign nations.
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United States
Carlyle
Ecclefechan
Dunfriesshire
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Intermocntatn
Islund
Excent
Rae Mountain Publishing CO
Oli Matt Ti
Tater Montaly Peiny Company
Anaconda Presidency
Cushman Davis
Beniter Davis
Felata
Projet
Droken Heath
Byite
Inter-Mountain
Buite
Stuundan
Stendard
Congressional Record
Sullivan
Moston Herald
Kruger
Marseilles
Memphis
Old
Ohio
Kentucky
Edgar Allan Poe
Alfred von Flesch
Chicago
Yokohama
Thut
Prosper
Arenberg
Aerschot, Croy and Meppen
Belgium
Orer
Prussia
Africa
Prince of Wales
Duchy of Cornwall
Maine
Tcegtaf
Richard Golden
All
New England
Jed Prouty
Suttons New Theatre
Giraffe
Giroffa
Prince of
Walea
Washington Star
SIN
Aed Sa Sind
Tschatzlein Paint CO
W. Broadway
Bree
Sutton’s New Theater
Frank A. Wade
Grand Opera House
Sutton
T. Daniel Frawley
Secret Service
Sporting Duchess
Mme, Sans Gene
Gale of Seats
Oxford
M. J. Connell CO
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