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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1894
Page
2
J C Kervey announces a panel of judges lawyers divines and scholars to discuss direct legislation after December 1st. The piece urges readers to understand the issue before the next election. Reports state Mount Hood may be erupting again and a major fire at a large Liberal Arts Building killed one firefighter and injured two others amid World’s Fair close calls.
A 19th century editorial argues for Americanizing labor by requiring English fluency for workers at the Calumet and Hecla Copper Mine Company. It cites foreign laborers in Pueblo as harmful to the community and claims money earned abroad harms American citizens. The piece links immigration to bank runs and a money shortage at home.
A collection of brief opinions and mentions covers Kansas politics foreign affairs cardinals in Rome and a Mid Winter Fair in San Francisco. It notes opposition to anarchists in a Kansas Senate election, a plan to fund a Montana mineral exhibit, and a call for private funds to back the fair with a five thousand dollar target.
The Particular Consistory of Eastern Montana No I of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite will open its annual convocation for the degrees from three to thirty two on February fifth at Livingston and continue until the tenth. Master Masons in good standing are eligible. Applicants should contact Samuel M Nye in Livingston before January first for blanks and information.
John Murray loads a car with Iron Mask ore while Robert Myles and others haul gold ore from Thunder Mountain once a notable gold producer. The mine, now inactive, has a five foot lead and reaches sixty feet depth. deeper levels may reveal a denser ore body.
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