Butte to Kansas City parade dreams of bribery scandal
A lengthy feature outlines W A Clark's eastern Montana tour by special train with the Boston and Montana band to Kansas City. It claims plans to steer the Democratic convention with speeches and a rumored $200,000 to $1,000,000 in campaign funds, plus inviting Montana dignitaries and party players to a show of political might.
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Montana
Butte
Billings
Kansas City
W. A. Clark
Boston
Clark
State Committee
Bryan
Barney Shanahan
Tom Burke
E. M. Rice
Sweden Murphy
Tom Hinds
Tom McLaughlin
Jack McLaughlin
Charles Murphy
Johnnie Simpson
Jerry Shinnick
J. W. Cunningham
The
Free Coinage
John Byrnes
Mr. Donovan
Pat Gallagher
Great Falls
Jerry Connelly
Granite County
Frank Higgins
H. W. McLaughlin
Ben Hill
Missoula
J. M. Kennedy
Joe Too
New York
National Campaign
Frank FE Corbett
Jack Hoy
Clancy
Missouri
Raid on West Galena hall leads to arrests of women
Police raided a West Galena street dance hall run by Yola Graham to curb disorderly conduct. The proprietress and four women including Hazel Clifton Mabel Brooks Minnie and May Smith were taken to police court after posting bonds. Trunks by Brownfield Canty Carpet Company noted.
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Yola Graham
West Galena Street
Plate
Hazel Clifton
Mabel Brooks
Minnie
May Smith
Eight-room brick house in prime city area for sale
New eight-room double brick residence with an oversized lot in the best city district. Seller Reynolds and McDowell offer options including 2500 dollars cash part and balance on easy terms. Located at 46 Fast Broadway with perfect title.
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Perfec Reynolds & McDowell
Fast Broadway
Races at Sheepshead Bay Run Times and Winners
At Sheepshead Bay New York on June 2 the card featured six races. Pedestrian Il won the five furlong opener with All Saint second and Orienta third in 1 with other results including Peaceful taking the mile and a sixteenth, Miss Hanover prevailing six furlongs, Decanter the mile and an eighth, Worcester the mile, and Demurrer the five and a half furlongs with Luke Ward second in 1 08 1 5.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Petra Il
All Baint
Orienta
Peaceful
Lady Massey
Andronicus
Miss Hanover
Armor
Fleuron
Decanter
Knight of the Garter
Favonius
Washington Park Race Results from Chicago Meet
Chicago June 29 results from Washing ton park feature six races. Garry Hermann leads first race over The Brave and Scorcher with 1:04 time. Advance Guard wins the mile in 1:42 with La Machias second and All Gold third. Irish Jewel takes the selling mile with Ben Chance and Utero following in 1:43. Russell R wins the mile by 1:49 with Volcker and Insurrection second and third. Tayon captures the six furlong event with Pupil and Lomond second in 1:13. Prince Plenty wins the mile selling with Wax second and Red Pirate third in 1:42.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Garry Hermann
the Brave
Scorcher
Advance Guard
la Machias
All Gold
Irish Jewel
Ben Chance
Utero
Russell R
Volcker
Insurrection
Tayon
Pupil
Lomond
Selling Prince Plenty
Wax
Red Pirate
Latonia Race Results Highlight Hot Clear Weather
Weather at Latonia was clear and hot as six furlongs saw Sackechern win with Miss Hudson second and Guerdon third in 1:15. The mile race went to Sprung on the gelling track.
Horse Races at Louisiana and St Louis Meet
In Louisiana races Saura won the seventh furlong selling race with Celia RB second and Etta Stevens third. Georgia won the handicap six and a half furlongs with The Star of Bethlehem second and Acushia third. Marguerite Hageman won the seven furlongs selling race with Castle second and Ennomia third. In St Louis results Ladas won the mile and 70 yards selling race with Sam Lazarus second and Iron Chancellor third. Hdna Green won five furlongs with Mintara second and Ohio third.
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Kaflan
Flep
Marguerite Hageman
Castle
Ennomia
St. Louis
Ladas
Sam Lazarus
Iron Chancellor
Hdna Green
Mintara
Ohio
Woodtrice
Maria G. Brown
Armend
Duke of Melbourne
Trimmer
Leo Planter
Harry Duke
Verify
Lord Neville
Adelante
Robert, Jr
Wall
Butte & Boston Refuses Eight Hour Workday Request
A mining companies committee asked for eight hours and maintained wages for underground workers. The Butte & Boston company, via its general manager, declined the eight-hour day, stating it cannot accede to the miners' request.
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Standard
Butte
Butte & Boston
Special train to Mountain View Park from Butte at 1 30 PM
A special train leaves Butte at 1 30 PM for Mountain View Park with boating music and a baseball game between Anaconda and Great Falls as main amusements. Other trains leave Butte at 8 25 AM and 11 25 AM. Bulletin updates on the Butte and Helena game. Round trip priced at $1.00.
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Orton Bros
S. B. Rice
Aldergulch
J. W. Reed
N. Main
Fred Orton
United States Mining Company
Montana Copper Company
Big Blackfoot
Jap Jordan
Fish Creek
Boucher's
East Park
Butte
Anaconda
Ainslee’s
Leslie's
Cosmopolitan
Metropolitan
Wide World
Strand
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Montana Liquor Company
Gregeen Springs
Montana
Gregson
Mountain Viewark
Frank Smith
Nna
United States
Wood
Sisters of St. Patrick's Parochial School
Helena
Mary Brendan
Mary Flavia
Mary Ita
Mary Francisca
Mary Augusta
Mary Florence
Mary Leontine
Mary Octavia
Mary Ignatia
Mary Xavier
Mary Vincentia
Mary Stephani
Mary Remigius
Mary Regina
Mountain View Park
Great Falls
Cincinnati and Pittsburg Tie See Scheded Errors
National League results show Cincinnati beating Boston in a tense ninth inning rally as Nichols faltered after earlier strong pitching. Breitenstein dominating after the third. Attendance around 1,80. Pittsburg could not hit Pratt while two sensational catches by Thomas and Cross saved the game for the visitors.
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Cincinnati
Nichols
Breitenstein
R. H
Pipe Lebonocre Wewbeae
Boston
Breitenstein and Peltz
Sullivan
Terry
Pittsburg
Pratt
Thomas
Cross
Powell Shines In Frugal Exhibition On A Scant Crowd
In St. Louis on June 2 Powell pitched well for both sides showed lackluster fielding. Attendance was 1 40 and the score read RH E NS. Batteries Powell and Robinson with Care Rick and Warner. Umpire Swartwood.
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St. Louis
Powell
Powell and Robinson
Carerick
Warner
Swartwood
Chicago Falls In Pitchers Battle As Killen Is Released
The champions were defeated in a brisk pitchers battle with Childs scoring the sole run on a pass to first a steal and Ryan's double. Killen was released today. Attendance 4100. Beere R Ho BB. Brooklyn Batteries-Gri TMth Dexter Kitson Farrell Umpire Hurat.
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Hicago
Childs
Ryan
Killen
Beere
R. Ho
Brooklyn
Dexter, Kitson and Farrell
Hurat
Milwaukee edges Minneapolis after umpire ruling
Milwaukee beat Minneapolis 9 to 2 after an umpire decision. Other scores: Indianapolis 3, Cleveland 3. Kansas City 5, Chicago 1. Buffalo 4, Detroit 12. game halted in darkness after the fifth inning.
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Milwaukee
Minneapolis
McDonald
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Chicago
Buffalo
Detroit
Famine Relief Fund Receives Wide List of Donations
The treasurer for the Famine Relief fund reports numerous individual and business donations ranging from 25 cents to 25 dollars. A sales pitch at the end offers jackets from Case Cravelle & Ervin, with prices $4.95 and $7.95 for garments valued at $10 and $15.
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Famine Relief Fund
H. L. Frank
Case
Cravelle & Ervin
Dr. Wells
J. Davis
H. A. Bolinger
A. W. Dodd
Elite Studio
J. Schlotzky
John Hamlyn
E. H. Irish
R. E. DeKay
Haie Pock
J. FE. McCants
F. M. Grady
F. X. Giard
Huden
The
Palais Royal
T. G. O'Dell
Dr. Glidden
Thomas Lavell
A. Davidson
John Floyd
Brown & Flanagan
W. R. Tonkin
J. A. Cannon
Gravelle & Ervin
County Commissioners Redraw Precincts For Fall Elections
After discovering a misinterpretation of voter registration law the county commissioners redraw precinct and election district boundaries. City residents will register for every election while rural voters register once in eight years if residence stays the same. The changes aim to simplify registration and keep city boundaries within all precincts.
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Butte
Charles Heckler Opens New Wines Liquors and Cigar Shop
Charles Heckler announces the new establishment at the corner of Utah Avenue and Iron Street offering a first class stock of wines liquors and cigars with plans to attract steady clientele.
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Charles Heckler
Utah Avenue
Iron Street
Funeral for William Kemp at Damon Lodge No 1
All members of Damon lodge No 1 and visiting brothers are requested to meet at Damon lodge No 1 on Sunday July 1 1900 at 9 am to attend the funeral of our late brother William Kemp by order of J B Coppo C C
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Damon Lodge No. 1
William Kemp
J. B. Coppo
C. C
Wonderful train of trained animals in Norris Rowe show
The Norris & Rowe company presents a vast assembly of ponies dogs monkeys sea lions an elephant a goat mule and zebu with about 50 ponies and many dogs. Two daily shows today and Sunday at 2 30 PM and 8 PM near Jackson and Mercury streets.
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Norris & Rowe Company
Zebu
Butte
Jackson and
Mercury Street
South
Arizona Street
Peters murder case jury fails to reach verdict
The Peters murder trial jury remains sequestered with no discussion heard all day and no contact from jurors. Rumors of an 11 to 1 split toward second degree murder circulated, but no source confirms the report as authentic.
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Peters
Ground in Gagnon area leads to $15000 settlement
A fragmented note describes a bankrupt man with an interest in land near the Gagnon mine. The Colorado company paid Humphrey heirs $15,000 for the property, with the bankrupt receiving a third. He cleared his debt to Referee Campbell and the dividend was declared yesterday, enabling him to start anew.
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Gagnon
Colorado Company
Humphrey
Campbell
Northern Pacific Announces Weekend Ticket Sales
The Northern Pacific will sell trip tickets to Pipestone for 1 dollar Whitehall for 1 dollar and 50 cents Lime Spur for 2 dollars on Saturday and Sunday. Final limit is the following Monday Tickets valid for one day only Sunday sales exclude other destinations Deer Lodge round trip 1 dollar only.
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Northern Pacific
Pipestone
Whitehall
Lime Spur
Deer Lodge
Bankruptcy dividend declared in Humphreys case
Thomas Campbell, referee in bankruptcy, yesterday issued a dividend of 100 cents on the dollar for all liabilities in the Ollie B. Humphreys bankruptcy. The petition showed $1,500 owed with no assets, and the case was noted as very peculiar as creditors sought clarification of property.
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Thomas Campbell
Ollie B. Humphreys
Humphreys
Schlitz bottling works endure second fire visit
The Schlitz bottling works suffered a second blaze yesterday afternoon after a spark from a B A P railway engine near Maryland avenue crossing. The old building burned for a while before turnout, but damage remains limited as insurance had settled for the prior fire and demolition to rebuild is planned.
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Schlitz Bottling Works
B., A. & P. Railway
Maryland Avenue Crossing
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East Broadway
Telephone
Hight & Fairfield Jewelers
Rutte
Leyden
Park
California
A. G. Allan
Dorothy Block
John Johnson
Shields Avenue
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Company
Sheepshead
Latontia
Philadelphia
R. H. E. Pittsburg
Pat
Waddell
Zimmer
Platt
St Louis
K. of
P . Attention
Norris & Rowe
Committee On Good Liquors
Southern Hotel
Bee Hive
West
Granite Street
Nottingham
Brussels
Welch
Park Street
R. R. Point
Bill
McFarland
Grand Opera House
Geo.d. Inman Rep
Widow Brown
the Grotto Cafe
Postoffice
Jacob Zandel
Madam Shields
Corus
West Brosawa
Mont
Sam
China
J. T. Carroll
Arizona
Platinum Sts
Butte, Mont
H. McLean
W. Granite
Calder Bros
Quartz St
Norris & Rowe's
Ev Uly
West Mercury
South Jackson Streets
SHA Lions
Congress of Trained Animals
Grand Free Street Parade
Priday
Nonany Uly
Fifth
Main Sts
Grand Free Street
St. Paul’s Hospital
St. Butte
Cntena
J. M. Settle
W. Park St
Paris
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