Fusion debate argues Republicans and Democrats both favor protectionism
The St Louis Globe Democrat argues that neither party is a free trade party and that fusion with the Democrats would still support protective duties. It notes Republicans aim to protect American wages and industry while Democratic platforms favor revenue tariffs, not protectionism.
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Promoters Reveal Spur Plans for Dillon Railroad
Promoters of the new railroad are finally revealed. If Dillon becomes only a spur from Armstead to Butte, the city will gain a pair of spurs, including the O. S. L. line branch through Dillon.
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London shoppers curb usage as prices rise with no relief
In London the rise in food prices mirrors American trends, prompting people to cut back on staple goods. The author predicts demand will fall, forcing prices to drop and reduce consumption as a wartime measure or economic tactic.
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America
Forget your neighbors faults and start anew today
Northwestern Stockman and Farmer quotes urging to blot out yesterday’s annoyances and focus on good. It notes Rock Island strike, Dawson county hay, Seattle dry town issues, tarred Mary Chamberlain, Chinese revolutionists near Nanking, and Montana apple crop as a bright note for growers.
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Northwestern Stockman and Farmer
Anthracite Coal Deposits Found Across Several States
USGS reports reveal anthracite coal beds in Colorado New Mexico Montana and Washington in addition to Pennsylvania. Production rose sharply over 1909 40 levels, totaling 781 762 tons, nearly three times the early Civil War US output. House committee probes US Steel uncover oddities. Two brothers say they lost ten million dollars in a shore time via John D Rockefeller and that those securities now anchor the steel giant's holdings.
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Madisonian editor Frank Conway dies early in week
Frank T. Conway editor of the Madisonian dies the first of the week. He was a versatile writer, untiring worker, and filled his paper with engaging content. His loss is noted as significant to Southern Montana. The piece also questions oil industry changes after a Standard Oil bust and hints at lingering industry consolidation.
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Boston Monitor
Notable Sayings and Oddities From Early 20th Century Press
A collection of quips and curios from various papers. A 66 year old Sarah Bernhardt plans to wed a 26 year old. a Kentucky voter’s rare return after decades away. remarks on taxes, Thanksgiving, and journalism.
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Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with $100 reward
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offers $100 to any case it cannot cure, urging readers to request testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
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Census Values Show Autos Fail To Dethrone Horses
The 1910 census fixes horses and colts at 2.076 billion dollars while autos do not yet drive horses from city streets and stables. The note from the St. Louis Globe Democrat discusses the persistence of horse use despite motor vehicle growth.
Little News Stories Capsule From Cities
A collage of brief notes reports deaths crimes and events from cities including Salt Lake City Pittsburg Seattle Washington London St Petersburg San Francisco and Vivian W Va A 60 year old Benjamin F Klee prominent in military affairs dies in Salt Lake City Edward Westlake gets a two year hard labor sentence Ethel Kirk a physician in Pittsburg commits suicide over uncollected fees The Nipsic warship to be broken up in Seattle and the 1888 Philadelphia to follow Real estate gains cited across several states A large Chinese insurrection fund drive in San Francisco and a deadly coal dust explosion at Bottom Creek mine killing 18 men with 150 inside the blast area all escaping apart from the 18 engineers
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