State Press Association meets in Anaconda for annual gathering
The Montana newspaper men converge in Anaconda for a State Press Association meeting to exchange views on shaping public opinion and enjoy meals, lectures, and social events. The gathering offers both intellectual discourse on publishing practices and a social respite with food, drink, and school visits in a lighthearted yet informative mood.
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Men
Montana
Ana- Synda
Buco- He
Butte
State Press Association
Faye
Aguinaldo
General Otis
Erite
Republic
Ivoire
Anaconda
Gubernatorial Guesses Rise From Hartman Name Scandal
The Billings Times faces accusations of a deliberate bid to expose the name of Charles Hartman. Critics allege a cold blooded tactic aimed at political gain, prompting calls for inquiry and press accountability.
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The
Billings Times
Charles Hartman
Scurdough statesman eyes gubernatorial race clash
The Scurdough Statesman notes Democratic factions split over wartime ambitions with Wartman, Hoffa, Clark, and Hartman as key players. It frames a strategic contest for the governorship and Senate support within the party, predicting intra party maneuvers and alignments shaping nomination chances between rival wings.
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Wartman
Guberniendal
Ts Fim
Hoffa
Toxewian
Prentionet Ag
Canseidade
Thirman
Democratic Party
Tuattman
Hoffman
Iis
Hartman
Alt Bower
Technel Chisholm
Helena
Martinan
Fehl
Desmocracy
Rabbow
Smith
Senior
Public Library Should Not Be Politicized
The piece argues against politicizing library management, urging that librarians be trained and held accountable. It notes public funds and 5,000 library cardholders in Butte pledging to cover losses, warning that incompetence could cost communities tens of thousands and damage educational trust.
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Fat
East
Butte
Pbibrarian
Ubrarian
Public sentiment on librarian removal questioned
The passage notes that public opinion does not support the Democrats’ rumored plan to oust the present librarian, whose competency is unquestioned and against whom no charges have been brought, while suggesting a patronage motive for replacing him.
Atkinson's Place in Democracy and Anti Imperialism
A critique of Mr Atkinson in the anti imperialist debate, arguing Democrats may keep him as a rallying figure despite prior party shifts. The piece cites Bryan and Carnegie, claims anti imperialism drives democratic hope, and contends Shattie controversy affects Atkinson’s standing and party alignment.
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Atkinson
Bryan
National Democracy
Andrew Carnegie
Organized Labor
A Splendid Labor Celebration Highlights Western Union Address
A labor celebration praised the dignity and rights of workers, stressing labor's role in modern civilization. President McDonald of the Western Labor Union delivered a forceful, graceful address noted for its oratorical skill and deserves a lasting place in labor history archives.
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Great West
McDonald
Western Labor Union
Inter Mountain
Archives of Labor
Powdered wood repels revolutionaries in Mexico tale
A ragged tale describes three men buying ammunition in Mexico, delivering a powder cargo to revolutionary HQ. A signal gun failed to fire as the Field Marshal struck the fuse. an inquiry revealed the powder was mahogany sawdust, coated with graphite to resemble powder.
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Mexico
Revolutioney
Monte
Revolutionary Army
War Office
Use of a Great Name in a Publishable Deal
Turner Beall, president of the Produce Exchange Trust Company and former secretary of the Produce Exchange and the New York Southern society, sought to use Col. William de Hertburne Washington’s name in a business transaction. Washington received a $15,000 share from the deal, trusting Beall and the arrangement.
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Turner Beall
Produce Exchange Trust Company
Produce Exchange
New York Southern Society
Col
William de Hertburne Washington
Colonel Washington
Beall
Washington
Curzon Champions Temperance Reform Abroad
Lord Curzon, viceroy of India, backed temperance reform and led army canteen efforts after joining the foreign office. In Japan spiders plague telegraph lines, threatening insulation as webs regrow after sweeping. In China, fried wasp soup gains status as a delicacy, demanding culinary acceptance.
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Lord Curzon
India
Foreign Office
Japan
China
Notice to Co-Owners on Lottle Quartz Lode Claim
Co owners Patrick W Murray and estate of Nicholas Ayers heirs executors administrators and assigns are notified that labor and improvements were expended on the Lottle quartz lode mining claim in Summit Valley mining district Silver Bow county Montana per section 2324 Revised Statutes. The notice is recorded in book G at page
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Patrick W. Murray
Nicholas Ayers
United States
Lottle Quartz Lode
Summit Valley
Silver Bow County
Montana
Notice of mining claim service and payment demand
In accordance with section 2324 of the Revised Statutes of the United States Michael Ward of Butte Montana declares that twenty five dollars per year for 1895 to 1898 covers representation of a lode claim interest. If the recipient fails to pay within 90 days after service the undersigned claims P W Murray for 100 dollars and the estate of Nicholas Ayers for 25 dollars for 1898 work and states the interest will transfer to the undersigned. June 1 1899.
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P. W. Murray
Nicholas Ayers
United States
Michael Ward
Butte, Mont
That tired feeling and the hard worker’s energy
A well known physician says complaints of fatigue come from excess idle talk and lounging. He warns that not working off energy creates poisonous juices draining vitality and that a truly hard worker gains second wind after vigorous mental or manual exertion. After age twenty five to twenty seven, the trained worker keeps mind and body fresh and vigorous.
Real Genius in Mexico Tactics Stir Up South American Revolt
A fragment describes a genius who traded sharpened shoe pegs for wheat and notes a Mexican parallel. It mentions a brewing revolutionary flare up in a belligerent South American republic where a few hundred men gathered nightly in a hut by a swamp entrance to oppose the government.
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Mexico
Wi Natha
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Manacer
Granite Street
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the Public Library
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la Belle Helene
Il Trovatore
Ebizonde
Maritana
Diagalu
the Musketeers
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Deer Lodge
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Utah Consolidated Mining Company
Car Fork Canyon
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Poenix Mining Company
Rew Wing Mining Company
Rio Grande Western Railway
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W. H. Nichols
West Broadway
Butte, Montana
Schatzlein Paint CO
W. Broadway
Bor Tower
Lee Mantle
Chas. Schatzlein
Fayette Harrington
Charles R. Leonard
A. B. Clements
F. Aug
Hein
Henry Mueller
Frank W. Haskins
James Monteith
EEA
ACN
State Savings Bank
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
T. M. Hodgens
Carrer
Europe
General Banking Business Directore
J. A. Creighton
Omaha
A. H. Barret
B.D. Leavitt
V. Kemper
Main and
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W. A. Clark, J. Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro
Clark & Larabie
Alex J. Johnson
Caahler
DR. Rinehart
San Francisco
West Park St
the Evening Paper
Binghamton
Herald
First National Bank OF
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbot
E. B. Werrick
Ashier Salst
Gashier George Stevenson
North Main Street
Butte Daa Eee Yee
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M. Donahoe
W.L. Moyer
Jos
V. Long
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