County Officials and Justices in Twentieth Century Township
Fragmentary OCR notes list county commissioners and a long roster of constables, townshipposts, and justices. Names include Elvers, Lewis, and multiple Germanic and Gaelic sounding titles. The text references South Fitte Township and various local offices with uncertain spellings.
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T.u
Miirs
Bay i Witten Dyes Grove
Ark Teiervood
Gierd Cw Thysty County Commissioners
Ram
Elvers
South Fitte
Bet
Lewis
Cunstabie
Bo Tloy Carnlitsy
Pte Broek
State Treasurship Campaign Endorsement in Montana
Frank J. Edwards is praised as a capable candidate for state treasurer. The piece argues he is a conservative, prudent custodian of public funds backed by a recognized political party. It denounces fusion elements and independent democracy, urging Montana voters to rally to his support.
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Telit
Telfis Marine
Dorit
Fle
Fusion Party
Independent Democracy
Montana
Frank J. Edwards
Duty of Democrats and Montana fusion criticized
The piece rails at fusion as a populist ploy, denounces imperialism as central to the Democratic platform, and accuses Helena leaders of abandoning principles. It condemns Democrats and independent Democrats for mudslinging, class conflict, and attacks on a single corporation, urging reform and rejection of corruption. It notes hopes for party unity but warns leaders may reunite.
A Call on the Mayor Over Public Meeting Disorder
The writer urges the Butte city mayor to appoint a police officer to attend public gatherings and eject the first man who incites disturbance. The piece argues Republicans face disruption from organized groups and Democrats are attacked, urging suppression of disorder to protect free speech and civic order.
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Butte
Wold
Butte Letter Supports Amalgamated Mine Closure Fight
A 1990 Butte letter from Velow argues for shutting Amalgamated mines, criticizes prior mine owners, and urges local party unity to press the company out of business. It questions impact on Butte workers and local economy, noting a $4000 house investment and broader voter sentiment.
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Butte
Tran
Folters and Inhorers
Inter Mouwntiln
Cave
Bright Prospects For Replilian Cause In Bilver Row
In Bilver Row county Mr Cousley leads the replilian effort with enthusiastic support from the peony. Backers cite bright pesos for success and pledge to make Biker Bow the banner republican county while denouncing the democratic party for devastation, mine closures, and economic decline.
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Mr. Cousley
Bilver Row
Ruth
Becwgee
Becaus
Republcan
Atre
Inborr
Eight Hour Republican Party Legal Challenge Is in Supreme Court
The Inter Mountain publishes George A. Clark petition seeking an order to block County Clerk Moran from placing the eight hour republican ticket on the ballot. Clark contends no such party exists, cites the state convention decision, and argues that all Republicans support an eight hour day.
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Inter Mountain
George A. Clark
Supreme Court
Moran
Clark
Inter Mountain urges election of Republicans in Montana
The Inter Mountain urges voters to back state and county Republican tickets not for personal triumph but for the public good of about 200 000 Montanans. It argues the issue is corporate power versus public welfare, warns against using courts to hobble mines, and stresses labor and farmer interests over millionaire rivalries.
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Inter Mountain
Republican Party
Tsig
Montana
Ft. H. Rogers
John Rockefeller
Marcus Daly
W. A. Clark
T. H. Carter
P. A. Heinze
Ashout
Amalgamated
State Trades and Labor Assembly
Wages and Democracy in the Labor Era
The New York Sun highlights labor welfare as a national concern amid political fights. A summary by Carroll D. Wright shows wage trends over ten years across 148 firms in 26 industries and 192 occupations, with fluctuations tied to economic mood and policy, noting a later uptick in wages and a peak before 1891.
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New York Sun
Bryan
Sun
Carroll D. Wright
Washington
Democratic Courtesy and Political Attacks Spark Debate
The piece condemns disruptions at a Republican meeting and a hostile editorial attack by the Conda Standard. It criticizes Democratic journalism this campaign and accuses some men of selling votes for $100 while still backing their preferred candidates despite democratic orders.
Fires and feats across a bustling day in 1900s telegrams
A Paducah fire caused 300000 dollars in losses while Count Zeppelin’s air ship soared over a half mile high in Würtemberg. British firms plan a 3500 job steel plant move to Wheeling with 3.5 million dollars investment. A Holland government rail order with Carnegie Steel tops soon. A Dutch revolt, a Poughkeepsie asylum escape, Java rail demand, and a Kentucky battleship turret issue reflect a tense global scene. A student dies from football injuries, Jimmy Michael shatters indoor cycling records, and Vancouver’s Yip Luck confesses to multiple murders. Floods hit northern British Columbia’s Indians amid mounting poverty.
Burglars Blow Safe. Fire Destroys Great Northern Depot
Burglars blew open the safe at the Great Northern depot in Calvier North Dakota and a resulting explosion started a fire that burned the building. Local authorities report the incident as a depot burglary with significant property damage. No injuries are listed in the available text.
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Great Northern
Calvier
N. D
Minnie White arraigned in East Galena court on robbery link
Minnie White faced arraignment on a charge of being an inmate of East Galena houses after a disputed robbery claim involving Jacob Holland. Holland admitted carrying $876, with $875 found on him after a search, while White claimed innocence and was released on her own recognizance to appear tomorrow. The court also set other cases for 3 pm and fined six drunks five dollars each.
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Minnie White
Euat Gatena
Jacob Holland
Holland
Minnie
Offcers Curley
Matthews
Colorado
Capt
Leyden
Sullivan
Sadie Fallen
Liszie Hin
Olié Larson
East Galena
O. Eagan
Leading A Dog's Life In New York
New York World reports Richard H. Hunt plans a premier dog house for his dogs. The iron skeleton, brick walls, and steam heating aim for skyscraperlike luxury on a 10 by 24.10 foot plot behind the Hunt residence. Rumors mention a private bedroom, brass bed, maple dresser, fur rug, and a dining room for winter evenings.
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New York World
Richard H. Hunt
Richard M. Hunt
New York
Building Department
Wit and Eloquence in Public Speaking Declared Lacking
An eloquent Saturday Evening Post essay by United States Senator Albert J. Beveridge argues that mortal speeches lack wit or humor. He cites Webster’s absence of jokes, notes Ingersoll’s graveyard oration and a famous dream passage, and finds no humor in Burke or Lincoln’s inaugural addresses.
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Saturday Evening Post
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
Webster
Ingersoll
Will
Burke
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Douglas Campaign and Cooper Union Address Lament in Tone
The Douglas campaign and his Cooper Union address in New York are among his few utterances likely to endure. He was a master storyteller like Aesop yet did not adorn these orations with humor, arguing that life’s fundamental themes are fear, grief, and the melancholy certainty of shared suffering and death.
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Douglas
Cooper Union
New York
Aesop
South Magnetic Pole Quest in Antarctic Expedition
Borchgrevink's polar party did not reach the south magnetic pole in 1899. They calculated its position but sled travel failed on ice unlike Greenland. In Victoria Land glaciers 5,000 to 14,000 feet blocked progress, forcing Borchgrevink to sail from Cape Adare to Rows Bay, reaching 78 degrees 58 minutes.
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Borchgrevink
South Magnetic Pole
Greenland
Victoria Land
Borctignic
Cape Adure
Ine
Rows Bay
Pale
Mide
Notice to coal consumers and delivery terms
Notice informs coal buyers that Rocky Fork Coal is now delivered from the yard and that the seller is the sole agent for Butte coal. Buyers should ensure their scale ticket shows the Rocky Fork Coal name and that delivery costs are $5.00 per ton. The notice lists BUTTE SEWER PIPE & TILE Co located at Corner Granite and Hamilton Streets.
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Rocky Fork
Butte
Ealer
Rocky Fork Coal
Butte Sewer Pipe & Tile Co
Granite
Hamilton Streets
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