Montana Leaders and Political Turmoil Highlight 55th Congress
The directory notes Senator Lee Mantle of Butte born in 1851 in England who built a career from telegraphy to journalism and Montana politics. It covers Senator Thos. H. Carter of Helena and Representative Chan Silarman Ol Phogedan with biographical milestones, term dates, and party roles, plus reflections on Montana's gold rush era and resource outlook.
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Fifty-Fifth Congress
Montana
Lee Mantle
Butte
England
United States
Utah Territory
Idaho
Western Union Telegraph Ca
Overland
Butte City
Wells Faro Express Company
Ia Ts
Mountain
Territorial Segistature of
Central Land Association of
Berg
Caucun
Senate
Trus
Jegislatire
PNW
Thos. Ho Carter
Elelena
Bor
Meiory
Hite
Illnois
Nuw
Turlington
Towa
Melena
Mont
Mordana
General Land Office
Draws
United States Senate
Judy
Republican Natignal Columities
Chan Silarman
Phogedan
Owens & OR
Jantery
Saatie
Gallatin
Aew
Egainst Hlenj
ASARZ
Po Cepel
Po Democratic
Ingitone
Caloreda praised for timing wealth and energy prospects
The Mining Industry of Denver lauds Caloreda for its timing and perceived superiority in production. A statement from Harry Canstel of Leadville and Martens notes Caloreda as the standout mining district with early progress and potential future achievements.
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Denver
Harry Censtel4
Leadville
Mertens
Conree Cetoreda
Mr. Canhelé
Montana the Great and Vast Frontier
The article extols Montana as nearly the size of Japan and three quarters France, blessed with diverse climate and rich mineral wealth. It notes fertile soil, abundant crops and fruits, thriving livestock, water power, and ample grazing across plains and valleys. It argues the state offers vast opportunities for capital and growth, yet remains sparsely populated with 200000 residents.
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Montana
Hel End
Japan
Barge
France
America
State government actions and local notices in Montana
A Montana page reports on inmate recapture rewards, court appointments, county seat shifts, and gambling inquiries. Governor Smith names Wm. T. Piggott associate justice of the Supreme Court and J. Garrett to the state board of education. Deer Lodge county seeks relocation to Anaconda with a bonding proposal. County tax and land use figures, state staff changes, and hospital and care statistics are summarized.
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Gilbert Kitchen
Great Falls
The
Tribune and Leader
Kitchen
Smith
Gov. Smith
Helena
Washington
Wm. T. Piggott
Great Rally
Horace R. Buck
Piggott
Gow Smitty
J. Garrett
Lewistown
State Board of Education
William T. Pigrrott
Great Falla
Supremc Court
Deer Lodge County
Anaconda
Jan
Sith
Hoover
Megerres
Montesa
Mitchell
Silver Bow County
Lewis and Clarke County
Promised Sensation Charged in San Francisco Trial
A dramatic court filing alleges that a woman named Seoyth used confidential information in the trial of Durrant in San Francisco. Judge Habre denied the motion for a writ of probable cause, with further developments expected in a few days as the case proceeds.
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Querderer
Seoyth
Sheowtore Durrend
Habre
Thia
Durreret
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