Make-Up of Anaconda's New Council
The newly elected aldermen are listed by ward with their party: First ward Charles P. Carther republican and William Holtenhoff republican. Second ward W A Collins democrat and T V Luxton republican. Third ward H F Collins democrat and T J Flemming republican. Fourth ward Joseph Lepke democrat and John Nye republican. Fifth ward John Lawler democrat and Andrew Walkes republican. Sixth ward John Nagle democrat and Chris Steurnagile republican. Names of hold-over aldermen appear last.
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Charles P. Carther
William Holtenhoff
W. A. Collins
T. V. Luxton
H. F. Collins
T. J. Flemming
Joseph Lepke
John Nye
John Lawler
Andrew Walkes
John Nagle
Chris Steurnagile
Election results by ward in Anaconda announced yesterday
The Anaconda election across several wards concluded with results posted yesterday. Voters chose candidates and measures in a tight contest across multiple districts, with officials beginning to tabulate final tallies and prepare certified outcomes.
Democracy Sweeps Anaconda Ward Elections Lead
In Anaconda 5 of 6 wards elected Democratic aldermen as 2,223 of 2,500 registered voters cast ballots. Charles E. Calther narrowly won in First ward over Patrick Dalton, while Wards II–VI saw heavy Democratic gains led by Nagle in Ward VI and Lawler in Ward V. Total Democratic votes reached 2922 to 1002 for Republicans amid a jubilant Democratic night.
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Anaconda
Charles E. Calther
Patrick Dalton
Jefferson Club
Pat Dalton
Caliber
W. A. Collins
Charles H. Williams
H. Frank Collins
A. G. MacLean
Joseph Lepke
The
Democracy
N. Knudson
John Lawler
Fifth Ward
Angus G. McDonald
John Nagle
Sixth Ward
March Hare
Rinehardt
City Election Shapes Council Party Balance
Citizens depart from party lines in a city vote creating a Republican majority for the next city council. The tally shifts to seven Republicans and five Democrats with new council members listed by ward including Caliher Hatenhoff Luxton Fleming Nye Wales Steuerneghel Collins Collins Lepke Lawler Nagle.
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Democratic Central Committee
Charles FE. Caliher
Willam Hatenhoff
T. V. Luxton
Thomas Fleming
John Nye
Andrew Wales
Chris Steuernagel
W. A. Collins
H. F. Collins
Joseph Lepke
Ffth
John Lawler
John Nagle
Railroad setback in Cripple Creek route case decision
Colorado & Southern faced a Supreme Court setback over a proposed short line to Cripple Creek and a trans continental cut off via Platte Canyon. Justice Gabbert ruled a railroad cannot hold lands without a bona fide railway, reversing lower court and remanding the condemnation dispute with the Denver Power & Irrigation project.
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Denver
Colorado & Southern Railway
Cripple Creek
South Fork
Platte
Supreme Court
Justice Gabbert
Denver Power & Irrigation Company
Platte Canyon
Colorado & Southern
Power and Irrigation Company
District Court
Gabbert
Patent cold cure claims one-day relief in old ad
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day. It guarantees a refund if it fails and notes E. W. Grove’s signature on each box, signaling a branded patent remedy claim.
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Wists
E. W. Grove
Land Office Withdraws 70 Townships Near Marias River
Helena April 7. The land office received orders to withdraw from entry or sale seventy townships of public land along the Marias River extending east to Milk River valley and north to near the Canadian line. Some land has been surveyed and officials cite irrigation plans as a possible motive. Townships 27–36 north with ranges 4–18 east are affected.
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Standard
Helena
Cholera Outbreak Reported in Manila
Cholera cases total 175 with 137 deaths reported up to noon in Manila on April 7. Local natives intensify efforts to break quarantine as the crisis continues.
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Manila
Native killed as operation is established here
A native person has been killed during the establishment of a new operation here, marking a deadly outcome linked to the ongoing effort.
Supreme Court Denies McGinniss Audit Certificate
The Montana Supreme Court affirmed the Missoula district court ruling denying James McGinniss a writ of mandamus to compel W H Dickinson to issue a certificate of election as county auditor. It holds Mis soula county had no auditor entitlement in 1898 under the 1895 act, which superseded the 1881 act.
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Standard
Helena
Supreme Court Today
District Court of
Missoula County
James McGinniss
W. H. H. Dickinson
McGinniss
McGinnis
Supreme Court
Pigott
Prominent farmer Hawks killed by cuspidor strike
William Hawks, a well known farmer from north of Kalispell, was found dead in a livery barn after a Saturday night incident. Nettie Bissell known as Sensation Net struck him with a cuspidor in a dance hall and is held on manslaughter charges awaiting a coroner's inquest Tuesday.
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The
Standard
Kalispell
William Hawks
Rakestraw
Nettie Bissell
Hawks
Most Atrocious Cruelty by Bushveldt Carbineers Officers
A former Bushveldt carbineers trooper in Liverpool quotes that convicted Australian officers, now disbanded from the corps, murdered 35 to 40 people. He cites a Dutch family among the victims, where a girl and two boys were killed while seeking food, with a second shot killing the boys as they carried their wounded sister.
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Liverpool
Bushveldt Carbineers
Carbineers
Dedicating the Capitol Prominent Speakers Planned
Helena April 7 many notable figures join Governor Toole for the capitol dedication on July 4 including two U S senators chief justice ex governor and Col W F Sanders Speakers will include W A Clark Paris Gibson RB Smith Theodore Brantly and W F Sanders A reception and fireworks follow with music by city bands A D Peck will turn the building over to the state and George M Hays will receive it
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Helena
Toole
State Capitol
Montana
United States
Nho City
Ena
Boston
A. D. Peck
Deer Lodge
Capitol Commission
George M. Hays
Senamrea Clark
Gibson
Smith
Executive Department
Brantly
Sanders
Judicial Department
Theodore Brantly
Pioneers of
W. F. Sanders
Nominations Sent To Senate For Internal Revenue and Callao Post
The president named Frank D. Roberts to be collector of internal revenue for Missouri's Sixth District and Charles Herdliska to be consul at Callao Peru in the District of Columbia.
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Washington
Senate
Frank D. Roberts
Internal Revenue
Sixth District
Missouri
Charles Herdliska
District of Columbia
Callao
Peru
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Cariber
Third Ward
A. G. McLean
Collins
Fourth Ward
Wee Teens
Lawler
Ameen Wee
Fy. Frank
Oluvis Brd wArep
Lincoln Republican Club
G. Op
Stephens
Sawyer
Daniels
Nagle
Stacles
General Land
Boyden
Northwest
Crossett Shoe
South Main St
Missoula
Ty Office
Nettie Rissell
Gov
Ernor Toole
Col. W. F. Sanders
Gold Dust Twins
N. K
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