Short Term Still Anybody's Race in Local Race
The MacGinnis vote fractures while Cooper Conrad and Gibson gain ground as Frank maintains the lead in the Democratic procession with 15 additional crowds of clerks employed.
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MacGinnis
Cooper
Conrad
Gibson
Frank
Walter Cooper
Conrow
Gruwell
Hoffman
Kennedy
Mitchell
Tierney
W. G. Conrad
Biggs
Stanton
Charles W. Hoffman
Cullen
Warner
F. J. Cramer
Connolly
Charles KE. Dubr—Mahon
Lee Mantle
Baggs
Becker, Bourne
Brownlee
Dixon
Donlan
Faust
Godfrey
Gregory
Hedges
Jones
Lehman
McCone
Melntire
Murray
Newberry
Newton
Patterson
Woods
Paris Gibson
Corner
Cascade
Jensen
Lannin
Lowney
Richardson
John Macginnis
Axtell
Crawford
Fine
Edward Cardwell
Meunier
McDonald
Thomas R. Hinds
Ferry
Sullivan
Silver Bow
Joseph K. Toole
L. C. Parker
Ward
McTague
Jerry Connolly—Quinn
A. KE. Spriggs
Rossman
W. J. Tierney—Cannon
Deadlock Persists in Montana Senate Fight for Senator Seat
Helena jan 18 the joint assembly yields no resolution as efforts to break the short term senatorial deadlock stall. MacGinnis gains and losses shift with absences while Frank Cooper and Conrad widen their margins amid contending factions and jockeying for support as clerical expansions and contested seats dominate the day's political fray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Joint Assembly
Kilgallen
Fine
John MacGinnis
Silver Bow
MacGinnis
Heinze
Senate
House
Frank
Cooper
Conrad
Gibson
Meunier
McDonald
Jefferson
Edward Cardwell
Pelletier
Fitzpatrick
Baker
Hartwig
Crawford
McDonnell
Deer Lodge
Toole
Clarks
Teislature
Elks’ Lodge
Precerick
Clark
Committee On
Virginia
Hagins
Legislation Busy as House Debates Bills and School Plans
The House debated bills on tax sale certificates and a proposed tax levy, heard anti deception and coal mine penalties, and considered revenue from agricultural college lands. Senators discussed oil inspection, normal school bonds, wildlife bounty payments, and public land grants amid appointments confirmations.
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Metlen
Newberry
Meyers
Pelletier
Committee On Judiciary
Quinn
Jabor Bate
Hedges
Stull
W. A. Corbaly
Bert Trotter
Lst
Martin
Agricultural College
Orginal Agricultural College
Baggs
Murray
Board of Land Commissioners
Phillips
Hoffman
Hicers
Toole
Senate
Robert B. Smith
Committee On Printing
House Printing Committee
Hazing Inquiry Records 59 Methods Cited At Camp 1897
Cadets testifying describe hazing practices with Colonel Hein and General Dick seeking details. Cadet Caples recalls 49 of 59 forms used in plebe year as others recount fights and abuses. The committee continues the inquiry and prepares to publish further testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hein
Colley
William C. Caples
Missouri
Judge Smith
Caples
Cytet Clark
Becaue
Mr. Smith
Sey Clark
Mr. Dries
Brooklyn
Mr. Dick
Elks Dance Lights Up Renshaw Hall in Butte
Elks of Butte hosted a grand reception at Renshaw Hall with purple and white decor. Parrots and canaries hung from girders as Major Dawson introduced Colonel Kilgallon to a parrot that saluted him. About 200 guests danced to lively music, with out of town visitors Dr. McKenzie Frank Tucker and others attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nous
Porate
Kate McDonald
Baker
Typographical Union
White
Hedges
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Florence Holloway
Anna Kolb
Agnes O'Brien
Lizzie Hogan
Emerson Hill
Committee On Appropriations
Hill
Thoroughman
Bielenberg
Kilgallon
Shanley
Gilchrist
Conner
Cascade
Newton
B. F. Myers
Biss
Renshaw
Major Dawson
Thomas Kilgallon
Silver Bow County
Parrot
Senator Kilgallon
Colonel Kilgallon
Bill
Elks of
Butte
Dr. McKenzie
Frank Tucker
P. J. Miner
al Zick
J. C. Willems
Anaconda Els
Cadet Lynch Testifies in West Point Hazing Probe
Cadet A J Lynch of New York questioned by a congressional committee at West Point as investigators probe hazing and fighting. He defends fighting while Cadet Francis Clarke urges abolition of hazing. MacArthur testimony on past encampment health and symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
N. Y
Congressional Committee
Military Academy
A. J. Lynch
New York
Scone
Francis W. Clarke
Iinois
Driggs
Clarke
Academy
Douglass MacArthur
Sumer
West Point Military Academy
Wanger
MacArthur
Dockery
Barry
Murphy
Bankruptcy Petition Filed by Caswell Car Organizer
In Chicago on January 18 Moses H. Neber, one of the Caswell Car & Transportation company organizers, filed for bankruptcy. Liabilities total 4 103 000 dollars, mostly from stock subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Moses H. Neber
Caswell Car & Transportation Company
Queen's health prompts cautious royal notice in England
London reports from Osborne Isle of Wight reveal the queen is not in her usual health and will remain quietly at home. Physicians advise rest and abstention from routine business, with parliament not summoned and no cause for alarm beyond common age-related strain. The Times and Daily News stress prudent repose and resilience of the crown.
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London
Associated Press
Foreign Office
Osborne
Isle of Wight
Iners
Prince of Wales
Empress Frederick
Germany
Lady Churchill
Duke of Saxe
Lord Roberts
Creighton
Lord Bishop
France
The
Daily News
United Service Club
the Times
George III
A of Canterbury
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Meagher County
Brooke
Anderson
Carbon County
Senate Committee On Privileges
Emmons
House Committee On Privileges and Elections
Senate Committee
Kelly
Croomides
Ksbkenéseree
Worden
Shanley, Pendergrass
Corner of Ravalli
Anderson, Hobson
McLean, Meyer
Mitchell, Phillips
H. L. Frank
Courtney, Mey
Ky Bourne
Ky Woods
McIntyre
Congress
Lewis and Clarke Forest Reserve
Judiciary Committee
P. J. Gilligan
Frank Longstaff
J. ©. Sullivan
Representative Fine
Madison County
Bourne
Thos
John Blogan
W.H. Haviland
Steemed Reading
N. Gosman
Elks
Ost
Wight
Pelt
England
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