Clark's Stormy Political Career
The piece reviews Senator Clark's volatile road through Montana politics from 1888 to his 1890 Senate bid. It notes near-constant contest, bribery accusations, and his resignation as Washington panels examined his claims to a seat, with McClure's exposes detailing the scandal and dramatic events.
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Clark
Senate
Congress
Daly
Gret Mortoon
Aganin
Arenator
Montans
Washington
P Cuonolly
McClure
Montana
Odd Fellows Elect Officers and Loyal Lodge Roster
At regular meeting, officers were elected to insure duties. Notts Grand-Rav and A A Kelvo Ve led. Renevideg elected Secretary. W Wak and C Newen Tron named Secretaries. Goodwin also listed among officers.
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Odd Fellows
Notts Grand—Rav
Puscers
C. B
Farmers and Education Shape National Prosperity
The President argues farmers must gain broad education and technical training, not just theory, to sustain national growth. He urges state supervised education to produce capable citizens, strengthen labor dignity, and link farming life to practical science, with government support via agricultural departments and farmer associations.
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Arene
Businss
United
Sates
Newent
Homselves
Severn
Department of Agriculture
Tte
Severnt
Resthance
National policy on irrigation and reform urged by congress
The speaker urges broad national action on irrigation and forestry, preservation of mountain forests, and a constitutional amendment debate. He backs a memorial amphitheater at Arlington, supports moves to extend American shipping and better South American ties, and calls for currency reform and a unified federal approach to territories including Porto Rico Hawaii and Alaska. He stresses self government, economic stability, and expanded Pacific commerce with emphasis on Pacific ports and Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition plans.
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Rocky Mountains
Great Plains
Solley
White Mountains
Appalachian
Congress
Secretary of War
Ariington
Grand Army of the Republic
House
Seaboard
Ts Nine
Louisiana
Washington
Rocky Mountain States
South America
Font Mall
South American
Europe
Sanigens
Porta Tien
Juan
Porto Rico
Federal Court of
Alaska
Puget Sound
Seattle
Pacific
United States
Lure
Pacific Ocean
International Morality and National Action
The text argues that government action cannot be judged solely by selfish motives and urges treating nations with the same ethical standard as individuals. It stresses balancing self-interest with disinterested aims to foster a fair international order and warns against viewing nations only through cynical motives. The piece advocates trust and fair treatment toward all immigrant and foreign groups under law, regardless of origin.
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Imralgren
Enaland
Germany
Risagla
Japan
Trichy
A Call for Fair Treatment of Japanese in the United States
A public address urges national unity and equal treatment for Japanese residents, condemning discrimination in schools and society. It praises Japan’s history, culture, and wartime contributions while urging Congress to empower federal action to protect alien rights and enforce treaties.
Cuban Intervention Review of a Precarious Government
Fragmentary text suggests a review of a Cuban intervention and the collapse of a previous regime. It notes a failed attempt to quell upheaval last August and references the Cuban government facing power losses. The snippet ends with an indication of continued coverage on page d.
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Goodwin
Agricultural Interests
Marti
di- Vorce
Atitexs
American Shipping
Amrenna
Treasury
New York
Timen
Bankere
Treney Wipply
Siockmen
Armera
Boalneme
Canada
Chicago
Mertens
Rome
Philippine
Leyte
Samar
Wild Mountain
Landers
Philippines
Ttwell
Aimericaning
Philipites
Hawaii
Eltiganahiym
Jalanda Hnaliy
Ana
Commodore Perry
Firat
Laval
San Francisco
America
Almont
Ind
Unlversion
Colleges of
California
Alno
Crete
Frorte
Atlantic
Asia
Rover
Jupinain
Ind Navy
Ageli
Felm
I States
Chas. M. Bowring
Notary Public
Agig
R L. Mann
Wellington
Missoup
Lafayette County
Charles Dixon
Sion Co
Kanna City, Ma
G. McCarenann, Pres
R. &. Krnaxn
Lee. Larsen, Hr
Lexington
Aies
Bankas & General Banking
Kansas City
Kansas City Weekly Star
Kamsas City
Richard Fiena
ANDHE
Lichter Gu0
M. Carin
Lexington, Missouri
Bunimus
Richa Meld
BJ. Annrew
Marnell Young
G.m.ontren Stark Bewe William J. Sorriaon
Lewne
Cox, Ferd T. Batesulus Toure
W. B. Waddelg Prealilent
Sandford Sellers
P. Ler Wallace
Lexington Savings Bank
Anosiatant Gaahle
Sollelte Go
PY Microleone Hoffman
Walter B Waddell
Pinole
Barton
Wdray Sandford Sellers
Irving Tovis & Hoffman
Rufus Youn
Alice W Wing
Tors
Waltenb Wadd
Lee Wallace
Irvin Gsthii
Ilders
EN Cook
Mra
Maggie Hopine Bettie W Smilin
I. Lee Wallace
Elizabeth A Wallace
Bandford Sellers
McCauslane
Akrishn
A.D. Wilson
N wiLson
Wilson Brothers
Missouri
Zack W. Wright
Soy
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