Meeting of Reformers Invitation a General One
J B Edgerton invites Fastonists, Mid-Teachers, Advanced Democrats, Single Taxers and Liberty advocates to a Denver conference on July 97. He emphasizes the call is unofficial, aims to fuse reform factions, notes anti silver sentiment may split the Democratic base, and cites populist leanings within the party. Denver chosen for accessibility and rail rates.
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Advanced Democrats
Single Tasers
Lovern of Liberty
Denver
J. &. Edgerton
National Committee
The
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Bryan
Roosevelt
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Fire destroys Jennings home in Hamilton Street blaze
Sheridan report June 17 notes the frame house of H. B. Jennings on Hamilton Street burned before help arrived. An explosion occurred as he prepared to fill a stove with gasoline or fuel, a woman narrowly escaped with a child. Loss includes valuable panels and other items. insurance valued at 90 pounds.
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Sheridan
H. B. Jennings
Hamilton Street
Jennings
Bilby
Jenninges
State lands reappraisal and dental exam notices
Special dispatches report reappraisal work on state lands in Gallatin and Lewis and Clark counties by Assistant Land Agent Whipple and his second assistant. a dental examination process is described at Secretary Waite's Broadway office with a board session slated to elect officers. Prof Baker arrives at Bozeman Agricultural College to oversee mentioned leasing of a tract near Bushes for several weeks.
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Standard
Elena
A. Whipple
Gallatin County
George Nt. Tram
Lewis and
Clarke County
Joe
State Board of Dental Examiners
J. Waite
Broadway
Line Standard
Billings
J. S. Baker
Bozeman Agicultural
Fonner
U. R. C Stawart
Baker
Supervisory control petitions filed in several cases
Lawyers for various defendants filed in the supreme court applications for writs of supervisory control to halt or review actions. The moves target the Parrot company disputes, including the Nipper Consolidated Mining case and related injunctions, alleging bias and prejudice by Judge Cliney. Additional requests seek to block trials and appoint a receiver in parallel actions.
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Digpaten
Stundara
Velena
Junn
A. J. Bhores
Bolte
Farro, Coppey and
Sliver Sinning Company
Haw
Supreme Court
Parrot Company
Nipper
Nipper Consolidated Mining Company
Elalag Oxtric Lateral Righta
Silver
Dinge Wiliam Clancy
Shores
Auy
Hickey Vict Ohers
Parrot
Anas Vende
Cinney
Anne
Spores
Joly McGinnis
Roston & Montana Company
Dudge Cliney
Textbook Commission Hearings Open With Publisher Talks
Representatives from multiple publishing houses presented their textbook hooks this morning in Helena. The commission considers proposals after listening to unions from Billings and Butte, bringing total union input to thirty as it weighs next steps.
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Byodal Chenatel
Bandara
Helena
Stine
Textbook Commission
Jishnenis
Diartsshen
Temselves
Gue
Billings
Butte
Fiewnler Label Chine
Taw
Butte Reduction Works to Play Baseball in Anaconda
Anaconda expects a large crowd next Sunday for the Butte Reduction Works baseball game at Mountain View Park. A special train from Butte will carry players and an estimated 2,000 excursionists, with the Boston & Montana band joining the first trip. The day promises sports and a major attraction as up to 3,000 people are anticipated amid clear weather and park attractions.
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Anaconda
Mountain View Park
Montana
Knox Waterbury Nuptials Shine in Anaconda Home Wedding
Knox and Waterbury were married last evening at the bride's parents home by Rev. Dr. Gwynne of the Presbyterian church. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs B A Waterbury and has lived in Anaconda. Over 300 guests attended the ceremony followed by a reception. Edith Smith was maid of honor and Arthur Ritchie best man. The wedding was described as one of the most elaborate in Anaconda.
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Migs Elfenbeth
Waterbury
Edith Smith Wiex
Bavor
Arthur Ritchie
Mrs Floyd Hurt In Train Crossing Incident
Mrs A A Floyd owner of the Steamboat lodging house was painfully injured near a crossing as a reckless youth struck an ear and caused a crowd to surge. Melena June 1o. Sivalard knocked down, Hiord also injured. taken home for care with possible thigh cap fracture pending doctor’s assessment.
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Sheetal Mepalen
Melena
A. A. Floyd
Hyack
Sivalard
Yong Man
Mia Hiord
Clerk of the Court Found Not Guilty in Grand Larceny Case
The clerk of the district court Melde was found not guilty in a grand larceny case involving alleged funds intended to be applied to desert land filings. The jury also awarded 2766 to Josephine Hall in a separate US guardian suit against McKnight and Taylor for cattle value tied to a mortgage satisfaction.
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Fane
Deirler Court
Mielde
Mielde Belo
Miele
Waa
Ollygianid
Mjelde
Mydland
United States Land Office
Bozeman
Helena
Jozephine Hall
J. W. McKnight
George W. Taylor
United States
Postoffice Aide Ousted Over Money Order Scrutiny
Washington June 17 news reports a major development in postal service secrecy as James T. Metcalf, superintendent of the money order system, is removed over alleged irregularities in the awarding of money order printing contracts. The move affects a system handling millions of dollars daily.
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Washington
James T. Metcalf
Post Office Department
Metcalf
Kansas Legislature Special Session Called in Topeka
Topeka announces a special session of the Kansas Legislature starting June 3 to review and redraw appropriations for rebuilding projects after flood damage. Governor Mav W. J. Bailey issued the proclamation.
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Topeka
Kan
Mav
W. J. Bailey
Lawyers Seek Settlement in Ryan Bros Cattle Company Suit
Billings and I W Wacktorn of Lewistown Kansas City and Leavenworth firms consult with W M Johnston Rosenbaum Bros Chicago on settling the salts case against Ryan Bros Cattle Co. The district court action totals about 180000 dollars and may involve appointing a receiver.
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Billings
W. M. Wacktorn
Lewistown
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Man
W. M. Johnston
Rosenbaum Bros
Livestock’ Commission
Chicago
Goddard & Middleton
Gailia Company
Ura
Special Mepaith to the standard Miles Clix calls for aid after rattle snake bite
A report describes a person bitten by a rattle snake and rushed to a nearby town for treatment as emergency efforts unfold. The text also notes Switzerland’s national council approving a credit to arm battalions and provide ammunition for defense efforts.
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Proming
Preernt
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Rernd
Switaerland
National Council
Vallex
Cour Pune
Feld Sillery
Vase theft case set for next court date
A man accused of stealing a vase near the Standard is to be tried on Monday at Special Watch before Judge Nozomi. Frederick Wylhy and Marguerite Wavig are to wed on Wednesday, with a large guest list expected at the ceremony.
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Thor
Dune
Robert Guyer
Nozomi
Mane
Veelore Armaut
Frederick Wylhy
Marguerite Wavig
Syed
World of Labor Sees Mass Job Action Across U.S.
Report from New York and Chicago notes thousands idle as workers in building trades are locked out. Employers push signings while unions cling to arbitration plan amid stalled collective bargaining.
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New York
George Fuller
Erty
Wder
Uhre
Enploy Association
Ruler Company
Associaion
Employers’ Association
Drunken Finns Cause Runaway Accident
A fragmented report describes a runaway vehicle incident on a road to Granite. Mrs Nowa hage reportedly drove while intoxicated, lost control, and struck the roadside while occupants fled, with observers noting the danger and a near fatal drop off.
Foreign Wreck Delays Plate and Dlapwted to the Standard
A freight wreck near Arlee derailed four boxes loaded with merchandise and delayed trade for ten hours after 945 pm. The incident prompted a speed dispute and prompted officials to introduce an ordnance affecting public venues. Governor nominees and regional offices faced uncertain timelines amid this chaotic sequence.
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Standard
Missouris
Tive
New Arlee
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