Consider Broadwater County Fair as Catalyst for Growth
The editorial urges Broadwater to launch a county fair to showcase local agriculture mining and stock industries. It argues a fair would advance farming, advertise the region, attract attention and support the planned Toston canal project plus the area’s water supply from the Missouri, boosting prosperity and development.
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Broadwater
Montana
Toston Canal
Missouri
Townsend
The Injunction Enforced Amid Coal Strike Violence
The September crackdown on peaceful miners led Sheriff Martin to order a halt on the public road. Deputies fired with Winchesters, killing 16 and wounding 40, amid injunctions aimed at restricting marchers. The piece argues the root issue is free speech and civil rights being curtailed by such orders.
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Martin
Eemcee
Awakening to Liberty After Crisis Suggests National Reawakening
The piece argues the current gravity tests liberty and rights but may awaken Americans to demand a more just treatment of men. It envisions the affair as a catalyst for renewed attention to human rights and justice.
Alaska Boom Brings Food Shortage and Hardship Ahead
Reports warn that Dawson's two principal stores have closed as supplies vanish and winter seals Alaska off from the world. Officials fear famine and heightened social strife as the Klondike rush enters a deadly season, with harsh conditions and costly hardships ahead.
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Alaska
Klondike
Dawson
Public Opinion and the Silver Issue in the Next National Election
The article argues that public sentiment shows wind turning toward or against silver and predicts a future national contest dominated by this issue. It suggests forces for and against silver will confront each other, with outcome depending on changes in financial and industrial interests.
Montana Gambling Law Upheld by Judge Smith
Judge Smith ruled on September 13 that the Montana gambling law is constitutional. He said gambling is a privilege, not a right, and state licensing or prohibition falls under state jurisdiction regardless of Broadwater county representation. He anticipated broad public approval and urged prohibition of gambling in all phases.
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Smith
Montana
Broadwater County
Postal savings banks eyed for United States adoption
Postmaster General Gray gathers data on postal savings banks used abroad and is expected to recommend their establishment in the United States. The idea gains nationwide approval as a safe convenient option likely to boost thrift, with Republicans and Silver Republicans in Colorado renominating Charles D. Hayt for chief justice and Nebraska silver supporters uniting for the cause.
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Postal Savings
United States
America
Silver Republicans
Colorado
Chas. D. Hayt
Supreme Court
Friends of Silver
Nebraska
Common Cause
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