Silver Bow Republicans pledge voters for McKinley Roosevelt
In a Silver Bow county convention the Republican pledge vows unwavering support for McKinley and Roosevelt and denounces Democratic imperialism. It endorses government by a majority, resists corporate dictation, supports an eight hour law, and commends Montana soldiers while condemning Democratic misrule.
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Silver Bow
Philadelphia
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
Roosevelt
Silver Bow County
Democratic Party
Philippine Islands
United States
Montana
United States Army
Ingersoll
W. A. Clark
Mona
Montana Ore
Republican Party
Legislative Assembly
McLean County Republicans Nominate Several Local Officials
At a county convention the delegates approved a legislative ticket with candidates Wittdam Dyer J H Leyson George Blinn J Girard Thomas Driscoll George Pascoe Rewell Davin and George Clark in the field. Coroner nominees were Tachell and Lomas with Lomas leading. Dolman Kohl and Parr won county attorney nominations as ballots were tallied and an extra secretary was appointed to aid the count.
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J. B. Rickards
George Stopking
Byron Cook
J.ynolds
Bamce
Dyer
Co. W
J. H. Leyson
George Blinn
J. Girard
Thomas Driscoll
George Pascoe
L. Weod
James L. Tachell
Weller
Charles T. Lomas
J. EF. Rickarda
T. Lomas
James Tachell
Carroll G. Colman
James Davidson
T. A. Morrin
Dolman
Co. C. Darrew
M. Parr
William Eddy
Charles G. Kohl
Mr. Kohl
Silver Bow convention nominates and unites for county offices
Leyford elected by acclamation after nominations by Colonel Dolman and Mr. Boardman. Newill chosen for county superintendent of schools by acclamation, with thanks. Strasburger and Boardman nominated for county auditor, Strasburger by acclamation. Joseph Chauvin named public administrator and T. T. Baker county surveyor, both unanimously. Multiple township justice and constable candidates confirmed. Resolution honors Malcolm Gillis, retiring Republican chair. Lee Mantle and McKinley Roosevelt cheers close the adjourned convention. Additional notes: Frederick Bacorn named judge candidate. local obituaries for Maggie Toomey and infant John Byrne.
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Leyford
P. R. Dolman
A. C. Newill
Welton Pinkham
William Robinson
D. J. Giard
Professor Newill
Co. Co. Darrow
William JF Boardman
M. L. Holland
Herman Strasburger
James Thompson
Strasburger
J. I. Rickards
W. T. Boardman
Booth
William T. Boardman
Ceecee Seers
J. K. Rickards
Joseph Chauvin
T. T. Baker
Justice of the Peace
Silver Bow County
South Butte
Albert Shepard
J. 1. Lewis
Arthur Gillette
Silver Bow Township
Ss. H. Almon
BR. N. Beebe
T. Bordeaux
T. Coombs
Walkerville
John Marsland
W. J. Heers
W. J. Hancock
Jonathan Hoskings
Meaderville
J. M. Miller
W. Wedlake
Angelo Pera
Media Palgi
German Township
Milo French
William Calvert
Ben Twitchell
Arthur Forest
Red Mountain Township
W. J. Farmer
W. L. Robing
J. B. Reynolds
Phil Reed
Republican Central Committee
Malcolm Gillis
Republican Party
Montana
Central Committee
Republican County
Gillis
Lee Mantle
Mantle
Republican Party of
Bryan
Kansas City
Uberty
Helena
McKinley
Roosevelt
Standard Subscriptions Offer From Montana Paper
Advertisement promotes the Standard newspaper with a Montana edition. It highlights home delivery at one dollar per month and urges readers to subscribe for convenient mailing to their residence.
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Montana
Vatican note limits pope recognition to Sardinia king
Rome dispatch says the Vatican circular declares the pope renounces none of his papal rights over the Rome provinces and will recognize Italy only when the holy see is acknowledged. The pope will recognize the new king solely as King of Sardinia until Italy recognizes the holy see.
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Vatican
Rome
Italy
Holy See
Sardinia
Akron Quiet Returns After Withdrawal of State Props
In Akron Ohio on August 27 peace in the city continues as state troops withdraw after several days on duty. Saloons reopen and the city largely resumes its normal appearance following the soldiers' dismissal.
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Akron
Ohio
Remains of James O Rourke Arrive for Funeral in City
The body of James O Rourke who died in Idaho arrived with his brother Thomas O Rourke. The funeral is scheduled for tomorrow at 4 30 a m from Thomas O Rourke 619 West Park Street and proceeds to St Patrick's Church for 10 o'clock Mass.
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James O' Rourke
Idaho
Thomas O'Rourke
West Park Street
St. Patrick's Church
Butte Business Men's Association Elects Officers
The Butte Business Men's Association re elected all current officers for the next term. New members Fayette Harrington George D Cochran H M Patterson A W Barnard EF N Wood and KE D Elderkin joined. Judge Speer reported progress on the union depot issue and Senator Carter indicated federal building work would begin this fall.
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Butte Business Men's Association
Hight
D. J. Hennessy
KE. H. Renish
Joseph Broughton
J. T. O'Brien
E. D. Elderkin
Fayette Harrington
George Dd. Cochran
H. M. Patterson
A. W. Barnard
EF. N. Wood
KE. D. Elderkin
Judge Speer
Union Depot
Hennessy
Senator Carter
Federal
City jail holds Ed Crowley a former burglar
Ed Crowley, recently released from the penitentiary, is identified as a distinguished prisoner in the city jail. Detective Murphy plans to require an alibi tonight while police consider moving him on to prevent further criminal activity.
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Ed Crowley
Montana and
Park
Price
Cunningham
Miners’ Union Hall
Leyden
Daum
Spencer
Stafford
Crowley
Chicago
Butte
Murphy
Officers Installed At St Peter Court Of Foresters In Butte
The St Peter court of the Catholic Order of Foresters held secret installation ceremonies in the Armory with about 23 to 30 Anaconda members present. Father Callahan served as spiritual director and Tim Harrington as chief ranger. trustees were William Deeney John Page and Maurice Harnett. A lunch followed for Butte and Anaconda attendees.
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Mile McNulty
J. W. Haggerty
M. Donlan
Financelal
Joseph Combe
William Deeney
John Page
Maurice Harnett
Sentinel
Martin Pishkur
J. J. Hanley
George Matthews
John McQueeney
Butte Court
Anaconda
Man Injured on Ore Car Line in Montana Street
Early this morning Mike Hanks was found unconscious on the ore car line near the tunnel in Montana street. He suffered a scalp wound and finger injuries after ore cars struck him. his fingers were amputated at Murray and Freund's hospital.
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Mike Hanks
Montana Street
Butte Reduction Works
Murray & Freund's Hospital
Three Dead Negroes in Pine Bluff Island Tragedy
A Pine Bluff report says Berry Johnson and Harry Wimberly fought with Winchesters over a woman at Cooper's Island Jefferson County. Matthew Overby was killed, Johnson killed Overby and Wimberly, a coroner's jury named Minnewar as foreman and returned a verdict against Johnson who fled. This morning Minnewar was found dead with a bullet in his brain, assassinated Sunday night.
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Little Rock
Ark
Pine Bluff
Cooper’s Island
Jefferson County
Berry Johnson
Harry Wimberly
Winchesters
Matthew Overby
Johnson
Overby
Wimberly
Minnew
California official shoots and kills Guatemala railroad worker
Charles H. Hill of California, superintendent of telegraphs, shot and killed Camillo Enrique at Morales station in Guatemala after an argument over a message. Hill, described as temporarily insane, also attacked Texas conductor George Reeves during the incident. Hill was captured near Morales and held for trial.
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New Orleans
Picayune
Port Barrios
Guatemala
Charles H. Hill
California
Camillo Enrique
Morales
Hill
George Reeves
Texas
Enrique
Jones Introduces Horseless Delivery Service Line
The Denver Times reports grocer Jones is expanding with a new delivery line. He plans to use mules for horses and odd humor follows as readers react to the plan.
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The
Denver Times
Grocery ad offers sauer kraut pork and various vegetables
The advertisement lists sauer kraut and pork as table deli items, large potatoes per hundred, cheese and macaroni products, carrots per hundred, Montana retabagas, and green cabbage from Jefferson valley at 1.50 per hundred. It promises money back if unsatisfied.
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Cesesee van Camp
Montana
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Lave Lawrence
N. Slain St
Butte, Mont
Frederick W. Bacorn
Bacern
University of Michigan
Jast
American Development and Mining Company
Maggie Toomey
Missoula Avenue
Centerville
John J
William B. Byrne
North
Arizona
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Union Depot Matter
Bastile
St. Peter's Court
of the Catholic Order of
Foresters
Courtney’s Cash Grocery
Jersey
Grand Opera House
G. ©. McFarland, Manager
Beach & Bowers’ Minstrels
E. W. Griffin
East Broadway
Dermot
Arizona Streets
Butte, Montana
Collins Land CO
neLena
Narness
Hendrix & Macaulay
Aia St Butte
Lumber Department
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Mont
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Aluminum
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Warde
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Curtis
West
Perk Street
Drs. Murray & Freund
Wesipach Works
St. Paul’s Hospital
Montag
J. M. Setile
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