Opinions of a former Democrat on Bryan McKinley imperialism and trusts
A reader praises McKinley and warns against Bryan's silver policy. The piece defends imperialism stance, discusses the Philippine question, Aguinaldo, and the Manila campaign, critiques anti imperialists including Bryan and Tammany Hall, and argues trusts require strict regulation. It cites McKinley's leadership, China policy, and currency legislation as reasons for supporting McKinley. The letter ends urging voters to discard Bryan and return to true democracy serving the common welfare.
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Sun
Democrat
McKinley
Bryan
Spain
Congress
Cuba
Pacific Ocean
Manila
Philippines
Admiral Dewey
Aguinaldo
Tagaloa
Philippine Islands
United States
Islanda
China
Mr. Bryan
Rehator Hale
Tully
Tagals
Washington
Jefferson
Franklin
Adamses
Pennsylvania
Markles
Ita
Great Trust
Platte
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Livingston News 1900: Mines and Health Notices
The council room improvement in Livingston city hall is noted. Geo M Winslow returns from Hunters Hot Springs improved. Dr B L Pampel reports United States Leprosy Commission seeking cases but none known locally. Trail Creek mines hire fifty men. George White seeks more miners. Death reported of Harry Himer from bronchitis in Great Falls, 37, no children. J L Wickes sold property in block 73. John W Criswell files for use of Little Cottonwood creek waters. Mrs W N Hefferlin hosts Mrs Sloane with Euchre.
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B. L. Pampel
County Board of Health
United States
Leprosy Commission
Trail Creek
George White
Harry Himer
Great Fall
W. W. Elmer
Spokane
Wash
Marcus Daly
Louisville
Big Timber News Highlights Local Happenings
J W Tusnell of Helena visited Big Timber Monday and C Relm, a northern landholder, spent the week in town. A G Yule left for Anaconda to attend a Knights of Pythias convention. Mrs W O Tucker visited Hunter’s Hot Springs. Miss Hoa Dana mourns her mother’s Sept 21 death. Dick Vance sold his stake in Harvey Vance to Mr Harvey and will manage his father’s Bitter Root business. Harry Bliss named state central committee secretary. W S Mackerlin from Port Benton visited after baths at Hunter’s Hot Springs. Charles Stocker sold 1,490 ewes and 1,300 lambs to W A Brown. prices not stated. W Youmans returns from Wis business trip. B Nevine, Republican nominee for county commissioner, ill at home near Melville. Hon Paul Van Cleve and J A Post visit Big Timber. Livingston Mayor John H Smith attends district court. L Fitzpatrick and stockraisers G R Wilson, K Hannon in town. District court: Gavrial Tunemer guilty of grand larceny. Big Blackfoot Mining Co. v Rosa- Dier Mercantile Co. verdict for plaintiff. Kent v Roberts verdict for plaintiff. Tunem sentenced to 18 months. New citizens: Seeland, Funstad, Hannen, Grande, Hauge, Ault, Andrew Ault, Widdencombe, Phillipson, Malcom, Rudd, Grosfield, Skebstad, Connelly, Braddli, Fally, Lund.
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Thomas Kent
Sim Roberts
A. G. Hatch
Mary Kent
Ada R. Roberts
Gabriel Tunem
Citizensip
Charles Seeland
Olana Funstad
Knute Hannen
Anton Grande
Edward Hauge
Frank Ault
Andrew Ault
Robert Widdencombe
Aldridge Sees Electric Light Soon and Local News
Aldridge progresses toward electric light with a dynamo test in Horr and plans for two new churches. The community hosts band recruitment, Salvation Army service, sheriff candidate visits, speeches by Illinois and Livingston figures, and payday events. Races at Gardiner draw attendance. Miss Belle Joice expands trade. local students travel to Bozeman. An A. O. U. W dance is planned for late next month.
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Horr
Aldridge
The Wonderful Morals of Japs in Japanese Drama
A historical essay compares Japanese social rules to Western ideas, noting the saying that a woman must not look upon two husbands. It discusses emotional restraint in Japan versus expressive culture in Europe and America, and observes Japan's drama as reinforcing national virtues such as loyalty, ceremony, and propriety through restrained emotion and action.
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Japan
Europe
Anil T
Jaman
Anther
Western Hemisphere
Mas. Wu
Deus
Maas
Artillery as an Army Branch Through Swedish Kings
The text notes that before Charles XI the artillery was treated as mechanics rather than soldiers, with no army ranks for officers. Charles XII reorganized artillery officers into companies, a shift reflecting its integration into the military structure. The fragment references the Pavia demonstration.
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Charles XI
Sweden
Charles XII
Pavia
Ancient warfare notes on weapons and formations
The article surveys historical military methods including Spanish gun use with two ounce musket balls capable of felling armored knights in a single shot. It details Alexander the Great’s varied cavalry such as cataphracts and mounted archers, his army’s reorganization, and phalanx tactics with intertwined spears and overlapping shields.
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Alexander
Alexander the Great
Pearson'a Weelly
Fragmented text with unclear themes and names
The readable fragments present unclear references to women, hospitality, and social roles, with damaged phrases and possible mentions of personal dynamics and political hints, but no coherent event or identifiable subjects emerge for a definitive summary.
Great Man at Public School Inspires Youth
A fragmentary reminiscence praises Lord Kitchener as a steady influence in his son Herbert's schooling. It notes Col. Kitchener's strict discipline and a tale of his insistence on exam success to avoid sending him back to public school. The passage reflects admiration for notable fathers shaping notable sons.
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Lord Kitchener
Col
Kitchener
Herbert
Kilehsener
Unnamed Youth Passes School Challenge at Test
A boy faced threats of being sent to a dame's school or apprenticed to a hatter. He failed at first but persisted, rejoining the public school ranks with escort from a kindly lady. On retry he passed the exam, a moral note on the value of persistence amid rigid schooling.
The First Trousers origin story from Assyria
George MacAdam in About Clothes narrates how trousers arose to fulfill cavalry needs in Assyria during King Asshurizirpal’s reign. Tailors split the skirt from hem to waistband so it lay on both sides of the horse, an awkward design that nonetheless birthed the pantaloons as clothing history.
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George MacAdam
St Michelae
Assyria
Asshurizirpal
B. C
Contrasts in Queen Victoria's Balmoral Servants
Queen Victoria's staff at Balmoral and Windsor display striking contrasts in dress and origin. Ordinary pale-faced, scarlet-liveryed English attendants mingle with swarthy Indians in white turbans and gold embroidery and Highlanders in tartan with bagpipes. London M, A, P.
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Balmoral
Windsor
Buckingham Palace
Ordinaary Iie
London
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