Political battle over Senator Clark ethics trial in Montana
The Democratic split in the state escalates into a bid to block Senator Clark from seating. Anti Clark forces push a deposition hearing before Justice Nichols aiming to pressure a confession, but Clark refuses to answer irrelevant questions, exposing the tactics as cheap maneuvering that harms the party’s credibility.
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Democratic Party
Hix
Clark
Senate
United States
Anne Good
Denes
Bourclough
Senate Chamber
Fnally
Justice Nichols
Whitened politics and a senate inquiry debate
The text derides calls for Clark to supply both the victim and evidence for impeachment, accusing opponents of turning a serious charge into a farce. It argues that questions about a senatorship purchase are separate from Whiteside's damage suit and condemns forcing Clark to confess character in a Whiteside focused hearing.
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Eusers
Senate
Clark
Hartman
Mr. Clark
Whitesile
Anaconda Standard Pleads Not Guilty to Dewey Misrepresentation
The Anaconda Standard pleads not guilty to claims it misrepresented Adolph Dewey in its columns. The piece argues the paper quoted out of context and took sentences alone to imply a rival stance, while asserting the rebel chieftain’s position was misinterpreted.
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Adovral Dewey
Dewey
Uwly
Aneier
Iteelf
Aerchool
Aguinetdo
Tenot
Lecals
United States
General Nolan and the Trusts in Boiling Montana Debates
Reports from Telest indicate General Nolan favors Colnel Bryan's constitutional amendment approach. A broad suite of prominent Democrats oppose it, fearing a strike against trusts that could hurt democracy in Montana. A suggested resolution pledges Democratic unity to destroy unhelpful trusts while maintaining party funding and media support. Thomas Crahan tours Alaska gathering moving pictures for the Paris exposition with Edison.
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Telest
Nolan
Choago
Colnel Bryah
Montana
Butte
Conoral Nolin
Dumomatic Party
Monc Kina
Reyan Pilin
Bryan
Venera Nolan
Cyernor Smith
Democratic Party of
Bob Smith
Bil Clark
Democratic Party
Thomas Crahan
Helena
Alaska
Edison
Biograph
Congress
Philippines
Pebruuary
Whale encounters and dramatic chase off Maine coast
The Maine coast tale recounts near-disaster as two fishermen Stevens and Ackley chased a massive Maine whale off Cutler Head and into Jones Harbor. The beast leaped, spouted, and tangled boats with 65 to 90 feet reported, finally sinking and drifting away after a perilous pursuit.
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Culler
Maine
Cor
New York
Sun
F. S. Stevens
N. W. Ackley
Pollock
Ackley
Stevens
Cutler
Steveen
Kanna
Dean
Sprawline Ninety
Steven
Ackles
Teel
Met
Piel
Pote
Atl
Tito
Farce of Old Forge Keeps Time with Shoes and Nails
A fragment notes a long ceased forge using aged shoes and sixty one nails year after year. The scene shifts to a comic exchange about military talk and mascots. A joke about stale bread prompts Mrs Smarte and Mrs Grimes remarks, recorded by the Boston transcription.
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Strand
Fragmented Gazette Snippets on Labor, Language, and Law
A jumble of excerpts from a Charleston Courier correspondent and various clippings discusses labor scarcity in Mexico amid prosperity, the push for railroad and port works, and the difficulty of recruiting laborers. It includes dialogues on tone and education, anecdotes of theft and fortune, and a London annual remembrance rite where tenants receive summonses and halved fugs.
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Mexico
Republic
Jamasca
Mexican Herald
Reform in Chorus Girls Attracts Small Pay Offer
A New York Sun note explains a Chicago reformer’s plan to move chorus girls into mercantile work for 12 to 14 dollars weekly. It argues demand for beauty and voice far outstrips supply, noting many chorus girls prefer stage life and travel, while veterans lack needed attributes.
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New York Sun
Chicago
New York
Adulterated Beer Findings Alarm English Chemist
An English chemist tested 3166 beer samples and found 421 adulterated. The study reveals widespread contamination, highlighting concerns over quality control and public health in the beverage industry.
Final Proof Notice at Helena Land Office 1899
Land Office at Helena Montana September 14 1899 notice given that settler Albert A Burton has filed intent to make final proof for claim H 6068 in section 4 township 4 north range 7 west Montana meridian. Proof to be made before Jefferson county district court clerk Boulder October 20 1899 with witnesses R N Rand Peter Hanson C E Kinman Jos Page of Elk Park Montana. George D Greene Register.
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Helena
Montana
District Court of
Jefferson County
Boulder
Albert A. Burton
R. N. Rand
Peter Hanson
C. E. Kinman
Jos
Page
Elk Park
George D. Greene
Register
John B. Penrenteau
Dewey
District Court
Butte
Peter H. Deno
Dewey, Mont
Ulrich H. Deno
James Jensen
Wm. Forest of
Mont
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Winfield, Kan
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London
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Perfect Company
Grand Opera House
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West Park Street
Schatzlein Paint CO
W. Broadway
Lee Mantle
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Charles R. Leonard
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Casrier
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