Extraordinary session urged to fix unconstitutional school laws
An 1841 report discusses efforts to urge Governor Smith to convene the legislature in extraordinary session to amend school laws ruled unconstitutional. It warns of court-ordered reforms, cost concerns, and political maneuvering by Democrats amid the risk of overreach and improper governance.
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Supreme Cnilit
Court of Last
Pune
Tly Pall Witt
Gee
Smith
Helena
Sixth Legislative Assembly
Democratic Party
Supreme Court
Extrayers
Ohio State
Sereiin
Alloagh
Montana
Priblie
Whiteside case deferred stirs Montana political circles
The public record discusses Fred Whiteside facing a district court trial for attempting to bribe a public officer. Whiteside waived a preliminary examination and posted bail, seeking to clear his name while contending with party divisions and accusations of Democratic corruption. The piece ties the case to Montana politics, party factions, and the impact on state leadership.
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Waty Mountain
Fred Whiteside
District Court
Trime
Whiteelde
Whiteside
Mery Whiteside
Genihinun
Yidiio
Rat
Aliang
Acw
Lwader
Democratic Party
Joint Assembly
Montana
Union
Himeel
Yihens
Whites Vide
Gis Rioden
Petitonis
Sunny
Whitesides Charneter
Mark
United States
Xeen
Whitesides
Tait
Chronicle sale stirs anti Clark forces in Gallatin
In Bozeman the Chronicle changes hands as anti Clark faction led by David Marks buys the paper for 11000 to block Hoffman's bid for state office. The former owners Yorks and Pell leaned Clark, while Clark backers fear the anti Clark organ will swing Gallatin County. The political struggle intensifies as factions mobilize.
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Snonn
Messrs. Yerkes & Poll
Bozeman Chronicle
A. K. Yerkes
Inter Mountain
Yerkes
Chronicle
Bozeman
David Marks
State Board of Equalization
Democratic State Committee
Cochran
W. A. Clark
United States
Marks
Hoffman
Messrs
Yorks & Pell
Clark
Gallatin County
Editor of the Yellowstone Leader Draws Montana Attention
A colorful critique surveys the Yellowstone Leader and its editor, noting his dramatic legislature vote for W A Clark, his wanderings from Philippines to Helena, and feuds with the Anaconda Standard. The piece mocks political alignments, praises Debs remarks, and hints at anti Clark Democrats seizing papers to gain leverage.
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Yellowstone
Fiedd
Montana
Butte Times
Audreanita Buinhard
Mapila
W. A. Clark
Senator Hannah
Leader
Mark Hanna
Ohio
Hanney
Philippines
Anaconda Standard
Aguinaldo
Standard
Helena
John R. Toole
Debs Dress and Satirical Snippets From Helena
A jumble of quips and notices from Helena: references to Eugene V. Debs dress, inaugural ball attire, a comparison of papers, and a string of humorous lines about Browning, Browning readers, and local gossip. Includes stray lines about dogs laughing and a caveat on literary ambition.
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Eugene V. Debs
Not Why But What In Modern Enterprise Evolution
The piece argues that modern development favors collective enterprise over single great individuals. It notes journalism and other professions have shifted from iconic leaders to collaborative systems, where the public cares about the service provided rather than who runs it. Associations enable the best outcomes through modern appliances and coordinated effort.
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Bowles
Greeley
Bennett
Raymond
Dani
Medill
Bui
Dana
The
Chicago Tribune
Webster
Ita
Indians and their industries at Philadelphia Exposition
The Indian Commissioner backs a Navajo and Moqui exhibit at the Export Exposition in Philadelphia. Ten Indians from each tribe plus necessary goods will travel from New Mexico, Arizona, Port Defiance, and other regions. The aim is to show civilized life and foster goodwill toward white civilization.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Philadelphia
Jones
Bureau
Walpole
Pueblo
Jicarilla
Hayssett
Port Defiance
Exhibit of aboriginal fabrics and pottery planned in Philadelphia
The plan intends a large display of fabrics and pottery from aboriginal communities in Philadelphia. Officials pledge that the moral welfare of the Indians will be safeguarded and no government expense is involved.
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Philadelphia
Wedded at 122 in Atlantic City tale twists age joke
The Pittsburg Dispatch reports Dr. Charles Smith claiming to be 122 and quipping about his longevity while marrying a well formed bride in a secretive ceremony. Rev Cross notes the scene as the couple plans to stay in Rahway and Bag Harbor, with inquiries to follow tomorrow.
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Atlantic City
N. Ta
Pittsburg
Dispatch
Charles Smith
Thomas J. Cross
Dy. Smith
Dr. Smith
Mr Cross
Smith
Rahway
Bag Harbor
Woman claims swallowed frog expelled from stomach in Wisconsin
Mrs Johanna Soll of Yond du Lac Wisconsin reported years of stomach trouble and believed something alive was inside. Today her condition brought relief as a large frog was expelled with her son present and corroborated by Dr Connell the family physician. The frog, a perfect specimen, was examined by many observers in Chicago Chronicle reporting.
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Yond du Lac
Wis
Chicago
Johanna Soll
Connell
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Chas, Schatzlein
Fayette Harrington
Charles R. Leonard
A. B. Clements
F. Aug. Heinge
Henry Mueller
Frank W. Haskins
James H. Monteith
State Savings Bank
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
T. M. Hodgens
Europe
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Omaha
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