Butte Groups Plan Expanded Memorial Committee
The Butte Business Men's Association and the Butte Miners Union agreed to widen the memorial committee to eleven members to honor Marcus Daly. A joint meeting named M. J. Mooney as chair and Thomas F. Courtney as secretary, with nine members present, and set next week’s meetings to finalize additional appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Daly
Business Men's Association
Butté Miners’ Union
Momnt
Miners’ Union Hall
M. J. Mooney
Judge W. ©. Speer
John McGuirk
R. S. Fourtado
M. R. Dempsey
Henry Mueller
John Murtha
Thomas F. Courtney
Robert K. Boyd
Manispoualy
Daly
Butte Business Men's Association
Butte Miners’ Union
For Rent Four Room House and Furnishings Sale
Four room rental offered at 110 E Granite Butte with furniture included. Property priced reasonably with option to purchase furnishings separately. Contact for details and viewing times.
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Granite
Butte
For Rent Ad Offers 15 Cent Single Use
West Side Paper Co at 182 W Broadway promotes renting houses or furnished rooms with a 15 word For Rent ad costing 15 cents for one time. They also advertise selling out stock of wallpaper and wallpaper rolls per double roll.
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iSe
West Side Paper Co
W. Broadway
Notable cattlemen and sheepmen visit local town
Carbon county residents were in the city on Thursday returning from Helena. Philip I. Moule, the sheepman of Berueil Montana, spent several days in town last week. J. M. Holt, the stockman from Miles City, was in town Thursday returning from Chicago.
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Carbon County
Helena
Red Lodge
Philip I. Moule
Bereuil
Mont
J. M. Holt
Miles City
Chicago
French deputies clash over amnesty amid Dreyfus row
In Paris chamber debates on the amnesty bill amended by the senate, anti Semites Drumont and Laschies urged broad application while Guisseye warned amnesty would shield Esterhazy and endanger officers. Premier Waldeck Rousseau opposed general amnesty. Ribere’s motion failed 311 to 327.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
M. Drumont
M. Guisseye
Lorient
Dreyfus
Fsterhazy
Picqua
Glass Works Accident Verdict Clears All but Victims
San Francisco coroner's jury finds the Stanford Berkeley game disaster at the San Francisco and Pacific Glass Works was caused by a roof ventilator failing over the furnace. The ruling states each victim had no responsible party beyond themselves and that deaths were accidental.
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San Francisco
San Francisco and Pacific Glass Works
Stanford- Berkeley
Mth and
Folsom Streets
Caid Works
Laurier Gains Two More Supporters In British Columbia
In Burrard Vancouver city voters give Rev. George R. Maxwell 740 majority over James T. Garden. Yale Cariboo features a three way race with Galiher leading Libs. Foley and McKane contest. Galiher's plurality estimated about 250 with most polls counted. Maxwell secures another term in Parliament.
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Vancouver
B. C
House of Commons
British Columbia
Burrard
Yale- Cariboo
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
George R. Maxwell
James T. Garden
Maxwell
Yale-Cariboo
Caliber
McKane
Foley
Galiher
Yale Cariboo
Six Races At New Orleans Track Sall Features Wins
On the New Orleans track six races are listed from December 6. Sara Gamyp won the first at six furlongs with Elsie Del second and Juanetta third in 1 22. Animosity won the second at six furlongs with W J Deboe second and Educate third in 1 21. Candle black captured the mile and a sixteenth with Admetus second and Monk Way man third in 1 59 ¾. Meront won the fourth at seven furlongs with Glen Luke second and General Mart Gary third in 1 34. Tried at Season was fifth at six furlongs with Joe Martin second and Borivener third in 1 19. Jim Gorell took the sixth at six and a half furlongs with Little Ballie second and Uterpe third in 1 1.
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New Orleans
Sara Gamyp
Elsie del
Joe Martin
Borivener
Jim Goreli
Little Ballle
Uterpe
Surprising Custake Triumph at Oakland Futurity Card
In clear weather at Oakland track favorites underperformed with only one first choice winning. Custake pulled off a 6 to 1 upset in the Futurity course opener. Seide won the first race with Articulate second and Bach third. other results followed with Essence, Anjou, McNamara, Hermosa, Clarende, Diedrot, Mace, Vulca, Theory, Gibraltar, Bt. Cuthbert, Castake, Elmida, and Opponent all placing in various events.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Custake
Seide
Articulate
Bach
Essence
Anjou
McNamara
Hermosa
Clarende
Loéty
Diedrot
Mace
Vulca
Theory
Gibraltar
Cuthbert
Castake
Elmida
Opponent
Sanitary District Trustees Claim River Property Seizure
Chicago officials say river area property worth millions has been seized from state and city by corporations and private individuals. President Jones and Simon E Coolley say condemnation suits will push to secure a 200 foot channel from the mouth to the artificial canal.
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Chicago
Dec
Board of Trustees
The
Sanitary District
Chicago River
Jones
Simon E. Coolley
England Alarmed by Mercier Speech in Paris Debate
London reports rising English press agitation over General Mercier's speech claiming a French invasion. The coverage is seen as bolstering Mercier and aiding his bid to restore prestige after the Dreyfus trial.
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New York
the Tribune
London
General Mercier
Dreyfus
Labor Federation Meets In Louisville 1900 Convention Summary
The American Federation of Labor opens its 20th annual convention in Music Hall Louisville with 217 delegates including British and Canadian labor reps. President Gompers cites growing union strength and calls for universal access regardless of creed color or nationality. Officers report 205 credentials and strong finances amid plans for arbitration and continued push for worker unity.
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Louisville
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Weir
Scotland
Peter Curran
British
Trades Union Congress
Music Hall
Trades and Labor Congress
Gompers
William M. Higgins
Louisvile
Thomas Tracey
Boston
State Federations of Labor
City Central Labor Unions
City Central Labor
Frank Morrison
American Federation
Morrison
N. O. B. Lennon
Lester Reiff Exonerated In Doncaster Case
London dispatch reports American jockey Lester Reiff cleared of pulling Norse Reotchman II in Doncaster. Tod Sloan told he need not seek a license next season. Stewards found no evidence Reiff betted or took presents. Beotchman II owner trainer not blamed. Gardiner linked to Sloan arrangements. London jockey club friends avoided public disgrace for Sloan.
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London
Lester Reiff
Richard Croker
Reotchman II
Doncaster
Tod Sloan
Reiff
Beotchman II
Bloan
Prince of Wales
P. Gardiner
Prince
Jockey Club
Sloan
Cudaman
Bioan
France
England
Cambridgeshire
Gardiner
Jockey Club Decision Dominates Club Talk At Beaufort
The Beaufort and other sporting clubs echo with discussion over the Jockey Club ruling. A surprising outcome exonerates Wishard and Lester Reiff, while Ted Sloan loses his case, shocking racing followers who expect to see him race next year. Reiff’s exoneration is welcomed by Mr. Croker’s supporters, with news cabled to Carlsbad.
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Beryl
Jockey Club
Beaufort
Victoria
Ted Sloan
Sloan
London
Wishard
Lester Reiff
Carlsbad
Pardon Granted to Ferguson and Others by Governor
Special Dispatch reports Governor Smith granted a full pardon to J D Ferguson of Custer County who was convicted of first degree assault in 1898 and jailed over two years. The pardon cites accidental shooting of Mrs J H Martin during town disorder in Ekalaka and acknowledges his good conduct.
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Helena
Dec
Smith
J. D. Ferguson
Custer County
Ferguson
Ekalaka
Martin
J. H. Martin
Young Ferguson
Montana
Wyoming
Tom
James McArthur
Missoula County
Manning
Trippet
Rose
Chinese Men Arrested for Alleged Exclusion Violation
Detectives in Jersey City arrested two men identified as Ching Tung and Chin Wa after they arrived on the Lehigh Valley express from Buffalo to the Pennsylvania station. Held for examination before U S Commissioner Romaine, authorities say they were smuggled across the border to work in New York. Police linked the smuggling to daily arrivals guided by a silent master. Garments mud stained, supporting the crossing theory.
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New York
Jersey City
Pennsylvania
Ching Tung
Chin Wa
Buffalo
United States
Romaine
Murphy
Lehigh Valley Road
Electroscopes Seized in New York Arrest of John J Alexandra
In New York a patrol wagon seized 10 000 films and negatives from American Electroscope Co and its Brooklyn proprietor John J Alexandra. Authorities had arrested him earlier for sending improper material through the mails. Alexandra waived examination before Commissioner Shields and posted a $1 000 bond. Police say rooms and pages lure young men to view the pictures.
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New York
American Electroscope Company
John J. Alexandra
Brooklyn
Anthony Comstock
Alexandra
Shields
Galveston Storm Damage Tally From War Board Report
The secretary of war released the board of engineers findings on the Galveston storm impact. Repair costs are pegged at 2.5 million dollars for Galveston jetties and 175 thousand for Brazos river works. Loss of life estimated at 5,000 with fortifications damage at 992 thousand.
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Washington
Dec
Secretary of War
Senate
Board of Engineers
Galveston
Brazos River
Five Helena smallpox cases in three days prompt health action
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports Edward O. Gennelly and his wife were sent to the pesthouse today with a definite smallpox case. He arrived from Butte a few days ago and resided in the Sixth ward. This brings the Helena total to five cases in three days.
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Standard
Helena
Dee
Edward O. Gennelly
Butte
Berlin Banker Sternberg Trial Amid Morality Allegation
In Berlin on December 6 the trial of banker Sternberg continues as two defense witnesses were arrested in open court for admitting bribery. The proceedings concern an offense against morality and the case draws heightened attention from local observers.
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Berlin
Sternberg
Canvassers Note Incomplete Constitutional Amendment Returns
Helena Dec 6 The state board of canvassers reports official results from the Nov 6 vote for state officers electors and congressmen with constitutional amendment totals incomplete due to three counties delaying returns. Counts show Morris and Willson leading their tickets in several measures and Bryan’s statewide plurality calculated by electors.
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Helena
State Board of Canvassers
Carney
William Morris
Dawson
Custer
Morris
Fusion
Lester Willson
W. W. Morris
Daniel O'Shea
Oliver Lesser
Lester
Willson
Harry C. Kesser
Paul McCormick
Willison
Bryan
McKinley
Pat Carney
Holden
Social Democratic
Nutting
Prohibition
Meagher
Socialist Labor
McKinley Beaverhead
Broadwater
Ts Ceiaens
Calokeeeh
Deer Lodge
Jp Popbor Se
Ween AG Josta Erenes
Gall
Election results for state offices show clear leads names
Voters favored fusion tickets in multiple statewide races with Barret Donovan and Welch posting plurality margins. Milburn Calderhead Donovan Welch are listed with party affiliations and vote tallies, highlighting fusion strength against Republican and independent Democrat challengers.
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Beaverhead
Toole
Hogan
Folsom
Carbon
Cascade
Chateau
Custer
Dawson Te
Jefferson
Lewis and Clarke
Madison
Edwards
Fusion
Murray
Kelley
Higgins
Bennett
Marion
Hays
Ent
Yoder
Horne
Social Democrat of America
Barret
Livingston
Milburn
von Tebel
Word
Calderhead
Proctor
MoLean
Donovan
Porter
Stewart
Welch
Harmon
Leamy
Maine Representative Burleigh Seeks Navy Captain Rank
Representative Burleigh of Maine introduces a bill to appoint Representative Boutelle of Maine, now a confirmed invalid, to the rank of captain on the navy retired list.
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Washington
Burleigh
Maine
Boutelle
Senate confirms Titman for Coast and Geodetic post
The Senate today confirmed Otto H. Titman of Missouri as superintendent of the Coast and Geodetic Survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Otto H. Titman
Missouri
Coast and Geodetic Survey
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Butte News
Billings Notes
Lodge of Elks
Billings
Elks
Opera House
Cassimere Prudhomme
Henry Chapple
W. J. Reisenrath
Stull
K. M. Quartette
G. Reynolds
Dr. Chapple
W. M. Johnston
George Siull
G. C Srull
Edward J. Goulding
Thirty-fourth Street
Goulding
Ioulding
Masonic Order
Woodmen of the World
Royal Highlanders
Masons
Musselshell
A. N. Babcock Hardware Company
F. Goddard
State Board of Education
Goddard
A. L. Babcock Hardware Company
Yellowstone Valley Mills
Paul Trimer
Anna Reed
Bridger
W. F. Meyer
Laurier
Labor Federation Meets
Great Britain and
Canada
of Diamonds
South Africa
Leys
Elay
Board OF Canvassers
Yellowstone
George M. Hays
Democratic
Tooole
D. FE
T. S. Hogan
Furiou
Felows
Northwest Coal Go
Wes
Fosselman Drug CO
Montene
Butte, Mont
Montana Music Hall
Palace Music Hall
J. H. Fielding
J. W. Kenney
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