Newspaper ad price cut sparks broad circulation push
The paper announces a price reduction from 3 to 2 per year for the Examiner to boost circulation. It also offers the Coneipoati Baapuker free with a year’s subscription, and reflects on public interest stories and political commentary amid ongoing labor and railway issues.
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Capital location debate in Montana draws wide scrutiny
The Populist Tribune weighs the state capital issue with Helena and Anaconda as candidates. It argues for clear facts over partisan feeling and notes upheaval over intercity rivalries, asking readers to focus on economic and civic merits rather than envy.
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Debs and Pullman Strike Adress Calls for Justice
Measrs Debs Howard Kelcher and Rodgers U R U officials issued an address to the public denouncing Pullman Company wage cuts rents and arbitration refusal. They pledge to bring the company to justice with support from the American public, urging decisive action and condemning perceived injustices.
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Gold Creek and Grasshopper mining era reshaped Montana
Reading of early Montana mining history outlines discovery and development from 1852 through 1860s on Gold Creek Grasshopper and Alder Creek. Key figures include Francis Finley Henry Thomas the Stuarts Blake McAdow and Mullan. The boom spurred Virginia City Helena Salt Lake and regional growth with rail and military traffic, yielding vast placer wealth and state capital shifts.
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