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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1875
Page
2
Fragmentary text mentions Seing Borsroxy Kasricky farmer Calais ness profits Corcoran banker and Washington Press Club in a disjointed scene about finances and a Todian Ring with potential impact on profits.
The Tribune argues there is no essential difference between parties. It rails at the Beecher trial, discusses Ulabkguard ism, money influences, and press power. It notes European revolutions, constitutional strains, and potential conflicts on the Rio Grande, with calls for prudent restraint and reform.
A late 19th century column critiques lingering anti Southern labels in U.S. politics. It questions whether the Civil War ancora is over and argues that Republicans must shed old epithets and embrace a more magnanimous approach to regain public trust.
The writer argues the Civil Rights bill will rarely trouble Territories like Montana but notes higher rates of litigation in older communities. He cites U.S. district court decisions striking down the bill and reports a Texas theater manager fined for not opening his venue. He questions Congress’s reach into private business and predicts the Civil Rights Act will be seen as a major national oddity.
A garbled set of notices and fragments mentions lectures in New York by Ann Elisa on bondage themes, a centennial celebration for Rhodestined Baptists, a pension for Lady Helps from Victoria, concerns over street conditions, a postmaster’s jurisdiction, and a giant cave discovery in Colorado with stalactites. Multiple institutions and events are referenced with disrupted wording and unclear continuity.
The notice guides travelers on choosing routes via Cincinnati and Northern Wisconsin, praising the oldest and shortest lines. It highlights updated rails, depots, and through connections to Northern and Eastern towns, urging purchases at Marshall, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, or New York offices and through ticket offices in the West. It promotes trains with improved coaches and amenities and lists contact details for the Western Traveling Agency to obtain timetables and maps.
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