Fusion Forces Capture the New Labor Party Convention
The New Labor Party convention in Montana faced fierce debating as delegates from counties including Madison Park, Flathead, Beaverhead and Silver Bow clashed over credentials and leadership. William Walsh sought a permanent chair while Ed Boyce urged calm. factions argued over proxies, timing, and the party’s future, leading to a delayed vote on a state convention date and the election of a state central committee amid heated speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
Hell
Montana
William Walsh
State Trades and Labor Council
F. J. Pelletier
Madison Park
Flathead
Beaverhead
Carbon County
Yellowstone
Granite
Deer Lodge
Jefferson
Missoula
Cascade
Silver Bow County
Walsh
Trades and Labor Council
New
Rk. A. Pesky
the Revelle
Frank Weldon
Perks
Alex Fairgries
W. W. Welsh
Billings
New Labor Party
G. V. Marvin
Livingston
Ernest Firehall
Silver Bow
Anl
Committee On
EB. J. Keane
Stive
Bow
Otto Schoenfeldt
Cascade County
Butte
Iron Trades’ Council
Gerald Sullivan
Labor Club
Anaconda
Forbes Buchanan
Blacksmiths’ Union
Harris
Ed Boyce
Boyce
O. Billings
Daniel McDonald
William Kline
Friends of
Labo
Mr. Weldon
West
William Flynn
Mr. Haggerty
Haggerty
Paddy McMahon
P. J. Keane
McDonald
Councils of Labor
W. J. Evans
William Cunningham
J. L. Davies
Jack Wyman
W. B. Johnson
H. V. McCormick
Missoula County
Mr. Wyman
G. C. Stevens
Great Falls
L. L. Bannon
WK. Flynn
A. Shaw
Mr. Stevens
Otto Schoenfeld
Charles Cheek
Permanent Organization and Order of Business
Alex Fairgrieve
J. W. Workman
Lewis and Clarke County
Barney Oates
J. W. Martin
Park
J. B. Halberg
Silver Bow A. FE. McCormick
A. McCormick
James Creeley
John McKenna
McCormick
M. Lindsey
Silver King
Mr. Lindsey
Cassiday
Mr. Linares
Minority Report
J. G. Hoar
Labor
Welsh
Martin der
Ad Boyer
Joe Shannon
Michael Devoy
Ernest Fiiday
Mr. Haggarty
M.r. Botch
Phil Bowden
A. R Pesky
Haggarty
Dee
Dewey
William Englin
Madison
T. KB
Castle
Connor of
Neihart
Labor Party of Montana
Martin
Delegates Clash Over Helena Meeting Time
A portion of delegates pressed for a proper call on the vote while the chairman ignored the demand. The move to convene at Helena on September 19 was declared carried and the meeting time set for 2 am. The state central committee was scheduled for Pioneer Hall at 1 pm and the adjournment passed without a vote.
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Helena
State Central Committee
Pioneer Hall
Police arrest spree reports at local saloons
Frank Tebo was arrested by Detective Murphy for robbing H J McNeal at Campbells saloon on East Galena Street. George Martin and George Fisher face jail or departure, with other locals cited for fighting, indecorous acts, and vagrant behavior as Judge Sullivan and courts are notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tebo
Murphy
H. J. McNeal
Campbells Saloon
East Gialena
Tebo
George Martin
Pat Nogan
George Fisher
Chester Sherwood
Sullivan
Pat O'Donnell
James Steward
G .P. Steward
Montana Jack
John Doe
West Galena Street
Charley and His Fiancée in a Domestic Sketch
The narrative describes Charley a spruce man in a new spring suit and a middle aged plain woman as his fiancée. He is aging with thinning hair and spectacles while she appears plain and unremarkable. The scene hints at forthcoming marriage and contrasts personal presentation with social expectations.
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Charley
Complacent ride ends with bridge danger and remark about nurse
A couple on a car crossing a bridge arouse discomfort as the woman adjusts coats and asks about seats while Charley leans out to inspect the bridge. An older man on the seat warns that Charley needs a nurse, commenting on safety and propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
Charles
No Sympathy for Astor in Democratic Parley
The Boston Traveler rails at William Waldorf Astor, calling him a purse proud snob and an arrant ass for expulsion of Sir Berkeley Milne. It argues his actions reflect snobbery and a longer pattern, urging support for the Democratic party in constitutional reform against corporate oppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
William Waldorf Astor
Sir Berkeley Milne
Democratic Party
Public sale of Silver City Mercantile assets in Butte auction
G H Spencer trustee in bankruptcy announces sealed bids by August 20 1900 for entire stock goods wares groceries liquors cutlery and hardware at 827 Front Street Silver Bow Count Montana. Bids require 10 percent certified check and must be written signed with check. Sale subject to referee approval with livestock and wagons excluded. Inspection daily 4 to 4 30 p m. Butte Montana.
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Nixon
Silver City Mercantile Company
Front Street
South Butte
Silver Bow
Montana
W. E. Carroll
Hennessy
Butte Montana
Butte
G.H. Spencer
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Fusion
Dan McDonald
The
Carpenters’ Union of
L.L. Harris
Clerks’ Union of
M. P. Haggerty
Mill and Smeltermen’s Union of
Lite Schoenfeldt
Ascade County
Nan
Warris
Cuamilles Co
Dobson
P. J. Kane
C. F. Shhoenfeldt
C. P. Lafray
Committee On Credentials
Motormick
Pardner
Takien
Pat Keane
Fridaur
Clark
W. Perk St. Phoee
Lem
Onis
Courtney
Roquefort
McLaren
America
Madi
Arpae
Mayne
Brown
SCRIP
Collins Land Company
E . Prep
Food Express
Geisler’s
6Th St
Omaha
Neb
Laas
Astor
Drs. Murray & Freund
Butte, Mont
F. A. Ironside
Dentist
Cartia
Perk Street
Granite Street