Dillon Examiner reports Montana railroad policy clash
The Dillon Examiner notes J Mall criticizes Northwestern railroad policy during his Creat Palla visit. He denounces state taxation actions, defends state sovereignty, and warns against obstructing railroad construction while highlighting investor interests in Montana mining and commerce.
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Montana Pledges Fair Treatment for Railroads and Corporations
The article asserts Montana's intent to treat railroads and other corporations impartially, urging equal taxation and facilities for legitimate business. It cites Mr. Hill as influential in shaping this shift while rejecting persecution of enterprises and emphasizing non hostility toward rail improvements and new lines.
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Montana
Prosperity Claims Across Sectors Stir Debate
A garbled editorial mocks claims of broad prosperity, listing trusts from coal to steel and consumer goods. It questions who benefits as prices rise and notes widespread profits while workers feel the impact, suggesting a critique of inflated supplies and apparent gains.
Justice Gray Resigns from United States Supreme Court
Justice Gray, aged 74, resigns from the U S Supreme Court after a long tenure beginning in 1871. He previously served as chief justice of Massachusetts and is described as in poor health.
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States Supreme Court
Joethe Gray
West Arther
Judge Holmes
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
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Senator Carmack Attacks Republican Hand Book
Tennessee Senator Carmack condemns the Republican Hand Book as bold and fearless while criticizing its authors. He agrees with the contention that the party will not act as it professes and will avoid actions it seems eager to take, citing an inconsistent legislative record.
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Tennessee
Ideal newspaper vision by Rev Janes Moore
New Brunswick New Jersey clergyman Rev Janes Moore muses on an ideal newspaper. He argues the paper’s perfection requires an ideal city and ideal citizens, voters, and politics, with a heavenly, flawless newspaper as ultimate inspiration.
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Congressmen Babooch Faces Scrutiny Over Trusts
A distorted report notes Congressman Babooch chairing the Republican censys committee amid questions on protected trusts. The piece cites growing criticism and a cited term describing the issue as a dubious “vig wap revista inf.”
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State Board Orders Full Bank Capital Stock Assessment
The state board sustains its opinion and will enforce a full assessment of the capital stock of all banks doing business in the state, overriding previous holdings and tax issues under state and federal law as interpreted by the board.
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