Mining congress and Arbor Day notice in Montana paper
The article notes the International Mining Congress to be held in Salt Lake City on July 6 7 8 and 9 with aims to revise federal mining laws and establish a cabinet level mining bureau. It also reports Governor Smith declaring May 10 Arbor Day and urging state residents to suspend regular business to plant trees and improve land value. J E Kanouse of Montana is named as a delegate for mining interests. The Messeners announces wartime bulletin service via Anaconda Standard wire digest.
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Discretion Drives Spain’s War and Peace Stance
The piece argues discretion partly explains Spain’s limited display of high valor. It notes conflicting desires for peace and war among people and asserts moral and intellectual qualities win battles as well as peace, shaping outcomes beyond force.
Spanish ultimatum sparks Cuba crisis and war prep
Reports from Anaconda Montana and Washington describe Spain's demand for passports, Woodford's actions, and U S plans to intervene in Cuba. Cabinet notes warn Spain we will establish an independent Cuban government with potential 1 million volunteer support and calls for a National Guard mobilization.
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The text argues that wisdom, courage, heroism, and patriotism are shown by choosing right action over fear and valuing duty and honor above life. It asserts that volunteering to serve in a crisis fulfills these conditions.
The Horrors of War Are Still Claimed by Some
A commentary notes that modern warfare yields more quick deaths, whether by bayonet or torpedo, leaving little difference for soldiers who must sacrifice their lives for their country.
Basin Progress Makes Appearance In Six Column Folio Dress
The Basin Progress announces its new six column folio home print format and congratulates Brother Hughes while expressing hope the paper will continue to progress.
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Strategy likely to avoid major clash with Spanish fleet
The disposition of the Spanish fleet suggests a tactic to avoid a general engagement. The remark implies a memory of the Armada's fate guiding current actions and a careful approach to avoid a decisive confrontation.
Passage on European powers and American support for the presidency
The speaker argues European powers may intervene if necessary while asserting strong backing from England and America. A warning is issued to potential contenders for the presidency about building a reputation during this period.
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England
America
Spaniards Carry Notable Military Reputation Mainly From Bull Fights
The text notes that Spain's strongest military renown historically comes primarily from bullfighting prowess rather than other martial deeds, suggesting cultural emphasis on bullfighting as a unit of national character and reputation.
War as Remedy for Bitter Ills in History
A historical note argues that war is a harsh medicine while dangerous diseases demand a strong remedy, reflecting wartime rhetoric about conflict as cure. The text contrasts the painful costs of war with the perceived necessity of force to confront widespread afflictions.
When the matter is settled Spain will feel smaller
A concise remark suggests that once the issue is resolved the country will perceive itself as diminished in stature and influence within the regional or international arena.
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New Era Mine to be Sold at Broadwater Sheriff Sale
The New Era Mining Co plaintiff and Whitcomb and Abrams defendants face a sheriff's sale on May 14 1898 at 10 am. at the north front door of the Court House Townsend Broadwater County Montana. The sale covers the New Era Mine quartz lode claim with fixtures machinery hoists and improvements in Park mining district about six miles northwest of Hassel. Dated April 20 1895. G BE POOL Sheriff.
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Town warrants payable on presentation in Townsend Montana
Notice states General Fund warrants numbers nine and ninety two will be paid on presentation at the town office. Interest ceases on and after the date. Town Treasurer W B Dolenty issues the notice from Townsend Montana dated April 19 1898 with first publication April 21 1898.
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Local Ladies and Children's Clothing Sale Ads
A brief ad lists boys waists from The up and ladies skirts from 2.75 dollars, ladies wrappers from The up, and Nazareth waist for children 75e, indicating a discount clothing sale.
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Valley Lodge No 21 Masons Meet on Fourth Saturday
Valley Lodge No. 21 A F and A M meets every fourth Saturday evening in P C Wall. All visiting brothers cordially invited to attend. HS Hyatt W M Da G W Guam Secy.
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Estate of Washington I Kimpton Heirs File Claims in Broadwater County
Executor Edward A Kimpton of Townsend Montana announces claims against the estate of Washington I Kimpton deceased. Creditors must present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to the executor at his Radersburg area residence in Broadwater County. Dated Townsend Montana April 12 1898. First publication April 14 1898.
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Townsend
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