Beaverhead County Tribune Publishing Notices
Official paper of Beaverhead County lists subscription rates and publication procedures. Notices and advertisements should be sent to the Tribune Publishing Co with payments prepaid. Advertising agents in San Francisco arrange contracts and mail matters are second class.
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Beaverhead County
Shoul Tarpune PubLishing Co
E. C Dake'b Advertising Agency
Merchants Exchange
San Francisco
California
Silver Tide Rising in Nationwide Support for Free Coinage
The piece notes widespread free silver sentiment spreading state by state including Kentucky and Oregon. It cites Senator Teller on public debt, reports ex Governor Pennoyer elected mayor of Portland, and mentions Kate Field's death in Honolulu. It also covers St Louis disaster relief appeals and English press reflections on American resilience.
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Pennoyer
Portland
St. Louis
Standard
Daily
Newa
the Times
Politician Beehives and Campaign Feints Across Papers
A collection of quotes lampooning campaign tactics and political ambition from major papers. Witty lines compare candidates to circus-goers and small children, while noting costly nails and horsemanship in politics. The tone remains satirical and pointed through citations from Washington Times Kansas City Journal Indianapolis Journal Washington Star St Louis Glob Democrat Detroit Tribune Chicago Tribune.
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Washington Times
Kansas City Journal
Indianapolis Journal
Washington Star
St. Louis
Chicago Tribune
Quotations on Mind, Happiness and Imagination
A collage of literary reflections on human nature happiness and imagination. Byron Roche Burton Dickens explore immortality desire and the mind's shadow with insights on hope and perception.
Beaverhead County Receives World's Fair Diploma and Medal
Beaverhead County Clerk Murray received a diploma and bronze medal from the World's Fair commission for the county’s mineral exhibit. The diploma lauds a display of gold silver and lead ores and many operating mines. The medal, three inches across, is encased in velvet and both sides may be viewed.
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Murray
World's Fair Commission
Beaverhead County
Plays and Players Rumors and Moves in New Stage Season
Rumors place Marcus Mayer to manage Lillian Russell next season and Beerbohm Tree returning to the country. Victor Herbert almost ready with a new opera for the Bostonians. Maxime Elliott offered a star post in Australia but prefers America. James O Neill thriving after repertory work. Mary Hampton reengaged by Frohman though not in See the Wind. Modjeska reportedly not appearing again this season. The Bostonians hit its 2000th performance of Robin Hood at Broadway. Willie Collier first to use Roentgen cathode ray on stage. Stuart Robson long on stage yet lacks a loving cup. Annie Myera shines in The Passing Show. Chauncey Olcott to star in The Minstrel of Clare adaptation.
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Marcus R. Mayer
Lillian Russell
Victor ‘Herbert
Bostonians
Maxime Elliott
Australia
America
Beerbohm Tree
James O'Neill
Mary Hampton
Charles Frohman
Frank J. Porley
Modjeska
New York
Robin Hood
Willie Collier
Rice
Little
Christopher
Poor Scanlan
Clare
Hairy politics and social quips from old newspapers
A garbled page notes U S senators by hair color and baldness with satirical lines on women and politics. It includes jokes about Easter bonnet plans and a Kansas healer who refuses to treat corset wearers, ending with a playful jab at Kansas men at ice cream season.
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Boston Globe
Kansas Healer
Kansas
Kansas City Journal
Polar claims spark competing bets and questions
Various papers debate the discovery of the north pole with Nansen tied to the claim. Editors urge patience for confirmation and Britain may press ownership as Norwegian explorer is cited. The exchange highlights political and national interest in the pole’s claim.
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North Pole
Philadelphia
Dr. Nansen
Baltimore
Co operative plan paper promotes free coinage of silver
The publication bills itself as the sole Twin Cities party paper advocating free coinage of silver and protecting public rights. It offers full telegraphic reports and markets and announces a club price of $4.00 per year for two papers with sample copies free. Florals and telegraph orders available from Mrs Knox in Butte.
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Twin Cities
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