Montanas and Murder, Lottery Talk, Census Dates
Dated June 14 1859 items report Butte murders, Montana mineral output in 1888, Queen Victoria rumors, and Canada US annex possibility. Notes Leonard Swett death and Cronin case remarks. Respite granted for Peter August Johnson. lottery debt proposal by Louisiana State Lottery Association. Census year begins June 1 1889 and runs to May 31 1890. Fergus County Ingas editor change. Alderson brothers feud in Bozeman.
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United States
Me. Porter
Montana Judge Rules Woman Not a Person in Law
A Montana chief justice asserts that the designation person does not include women, denying them eligibility for law functions such as constable, JP, court officer, juror, or notary. The writer argues for full equality in personal rights while opposing extending political rights to women.
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Blake
Montana
Butte Doctors Face Trials Over Medical Practice Law
In district court Judge De Wolfe sustained last Legislature's medical practice law against demurrers by Butte physicians. The doctors must stand trial for violations as pill peddlers. He cited Justice Field and noted appeals to the Supreme Court possible if convicted.
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Butte
de. Wolfe
de Wolfe
Justice Field
Supreme Court
Woman’s Rights Debate Sparks Montana Dialogue
A Montana front of the suffrage debate opens with a fictitious exchange between Mrs Worldwarman and Mrs Homewife. Mrs Worldwarman urges women to join in public life and compete for recognition. Mrs Homewife counters that a woman’s mission is domestic, not political.
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Montana
Worldwarman
OUM New Election Law Warns of Montana Costs
The article warns that Montana’s new election law resembles an Australian model and may prevent cheating but will cost taxpayers, with Beaverhead County possibly spending about 2500 dollars per election and the next general election likely higher.
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Montana
Beaverhead County
Montana Dividends Show Earnings by Mining Firms
The report for the first five months lists dividends by Montana mining companies led by Granite Mountain and Montana Limited totaling 1,296,250. Also noted: The Thirty-Seventh Annual Convention of the International Popigraphical Union is in session in Denver with about 200 delegates from across America. Seattle suffered a major fire collapsing city papers. two dailies returned the next day with reduced size.
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Montana
Boston
Granite Mountain
Jay Gould
Montana Limited
International Popographical Union
Denver
America
Seattle
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