Bryan Sends Thanks For His Reception In Butte
At a Silver Bow Democratic club meeting President Joe Binnard conveyed William Jennings Bryan's gratitude for Butte's warm reception during his visit. Bryan praised Silver Bow Democrats for unity and predicted a successful campaign outcome. Short tasks were handled by Lamb Choiniere English and McGarry.
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Silver Bow
Democratic Club
Joe Binnard
William J. Bryan
Bute
Binnard
Bir. Bryan
Helena
Butte
Nebraskan
Democrats
William Jennings Bryan
FE. M. Lamb
Oliver Choiniere
M. J. English
T. W. McGarry
Butte Current Notes on Local Visitors and Services
Local notes list services and businesses including Orton Bros rent planes, McLaughlin Coal Co sales, J. A. cigar at Mooney & Cogan, and Halti more hotel visitors like Mr. and Mrs. C L Davenport of Kalispell. Births, injuries, court actions, travel plans, and notices from Helena, Boise, and Seattle populate a busy day in Butte with residents, visitors, and local commerce.
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Orton Bros. Beans
Walker's. Coal
McLaughlin Coal Co
Mooney & Cogan
East Broadway
J. A. Cigar
Butte
Haltimore
West Park
C. L. Davenport
Kalispell
E. J. Belknap
Helena
Ironside
North Main Street
Yegen Bros
E. B. Howell
Lewisohn Block
John J. Gorman
Colorado Street
M. W. Pander
West Granite Street
A. J. Atkinson
Great Falls
Los Angeles
United States District Attorney
J. W. Freeman
Finlen
George Altman
Bisbee
Arizona
M. F. Canning
Max Fried
Judge Lynch
M. Hudtloff
Walter Hudtloff
San Diego
Richard Brimacombe
Seattle
Joe V. Harmon
Racine
Wis
Will
Chicago
Cincinnati
T. R. Sullivan
Rossland
British Columbia
John Swanson
T. R. Thompson
San Francisco
Thompson
Boise
Joseph Lewis
William Plummer
J. A. Emery
P. O
Richard Mwh Marrington
S. Sennett
Mrs. Louis M. Crutchfield dies after long illness
Mrs. Louis M. Crutchfield aged 88 dies at 1410 South Fourth street Missoula after a year long invalidism. Sister of Mrs. J W Lister and Mayor John M Evans she lived in Missoula 15 years with two children Lucille 17 Tone 14. Funeral set for Sunday.
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Standard
Missoula
Louis M. Crutchfield
J. W. Lister
John M. Evans
South Fourth Street
Crutchfield
Pacific Coast
Reinhardt
Snow slide kills four laborers in Ophir near Telluride
Telluride Colo March 8 Four are dead one dying and four others injured in a snowslide at Ophir near here while men cleared a slide from the Rio Grande Southern track. The dead are Tom English Rocco Silapa Carmen Bellini Dominic Bellini. Alessandro Cabini will die but Carmillo Piesale Batti Lorentz and Joseph Raymgnid may recover.
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Telluride
Col
Ophir
Here
Tom English
Matthewn
Rocco Silapa
Rice
Carmen Bellini
Dominic Bellini
Alsandro Cabini
Camillo Piesale
Batti Lorentz
Joseph Raymgnid
Rio Grande
Commission to meet on Wednesday for Blaine debt plan
Judge J F Leslie of the Eighth district appointed by Governor Norris asks commission members if next Wednesday suits for the first meeting. They will assemble in Chinook to organize and then visit Fort Benton to inspect county records regarding Chouteau and Blaine counties indebtedness.
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Standard
Great Falls
March
J. F. Leslie
Eghth
Norris
Chouteau County
Blaine
Chinook
Fort Benton
Grace murder case spawns competing theories in Atlanta
Attorneys for the Grace family outline theories as Grace lies wounded and his wife is held on suspicion. One theory claims the wife drugged him and staged an alibi, another argues the shooting occurred during a dream. The case centers on blame, alibis, and estate details as court looms.
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Atlanta
March
Eugene Grace
3. L. Hill
Newnan
Wfe
Grace
Robert Arnold
Montana Mayor Bets on Cold Weather Pranks Wagers
Wagers by Montana figure W H Davey, famed as a weather prophet in Butte, predict 10 below and six below readings in March. He bets on low temperatures using city instruments and roof-top readings, with a long history of accurate forecasts except 1896 spring. He also stakes on May and June rainfall, offering odds on 40 to 50 days of rain.
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Montana
W. H. Davey
State Savings Bank
Davey
Butte
Main
Park Streets
Wharton
Street Railway
Swan River guide predicts normal trapping as lynx price rises
Joseph Waldbillig of Woodworth, famed Swan river guide, visits Butte saying lynx skins will be scarce but overall trapping will be normal. He reports four mountain lions in a few days with Airedale dogs and notes last year he killed nine lions in under a week. He cites lynx as top revenue and a prime skin worth $25, with fur houses willing to pay that price.
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Joseph Waldbillig
Swan River
Woodworth
Butte
Swan River District
Waldbillig
Elk Shipment Through Bozeman Sets Range Stocking
Three cars carried 102 elk passed Bozeman at 10 p m en route to Thompson Falls and Stevensville to stock the nearby range. The herd was gathered outside Yellowstone park, loaded at Gardner, and moved by special train. Deputies Peter Nelson and Henry Ferguson led the shipment in Park and Gallatin counties.
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Bozeman
Mont
Thompson Falls
Stevensville
Yellowstone National Park Line
Gardner
Peter Nelson
Park County
Henry Ferguson
Gallatin County
Governor Denies Pardon in Bank Wreck Case
H M Boone previously convicted in Whitman county of larceny by embezzlement for the Palouse State bank wreck. Gov M E Hay denied Boone's pardon petition, upholding the conviction after the supreme court refused clemency. Boone faces 1 to 14 years in the state penitentiary.
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Olympia
Wash
H. M. Boone
Whitman County
Palouse State Bank of
Palouse
State
M. E. Hay
Boone
Supreme Court
Hay
Smelter Men Nominate Officers for Western Federation of Miners
The mill and smelter men nominate officers for the Western Federation of Miners. Henry Campbell is named president, Sam P. Martin as vice president, A. M. Fluent as secretary-treasurer. Executive board includes Joe Guelfi Wilbur Vivian Wesley Turner A N Gauthier. Delegates to the A F L convention include Jerry Mahoney Thomas Campbell A M Fluent Dan Leary.
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Western Federation of Miners
Thomas Campbell
Miners
Butte
Sam P. Martin
A. M. Fluent
Joe Guelfi
Wilbur Vivian
Wesley Turner
Wallace
Idaho
A. N. Gauthier
Cobalt
Ontario
A. F
Jerry Mahoney
Dan Leary
Anaconda
Lodge Opposes Initiative Referendum and Recall at Princeton
Massachusetts Senator Henry Cabot Lodge told Princeton students that initiative referendum and recall are obsolete and impracticable. He warned such measures undermine republican government and emphasized that majority voters do not always represent the people.
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Princeton
N. J
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Princeton University
Spencer Trask
Lodge
Woodrow Wilson
Painter John Q Adams Dies on Great Northern Train
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Great Falls March 8 John Quincy Adams died of tuberculosis while being moved from Sand Coulee to a local hospital on a Great Northern passenger train Adams had lived in Montana 13 years and worked as a painter The body will be shipped tonight to Aurora Illinois.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Sand Coulee
John Quincy Adams
Great Northern
Adams
Montana
Aurora
NAACP Chief Protest Over Lewis Membership action
Oswald Garrison Villard as NAACP chairman announced he protested to Lewis Casa Ledyard head of the American Bar Association against the executive committee rescinding William H. Lewis's extended membership. Attorney General Wickersham denounced the action.
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New York
Oswald Garrison Villard
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Lewis Casa Ledyard
American Bar Association
William H. Lewis
Boston
United States
Wickersham
Lewis
Free meals system trims undesirables from Great Falls
Great Falls on March 8 reports a police run plan providing free meals to unemployed men drawn from railroad and ranch work. The county funds the meals and tickets are issued at the police station, placing recipients under police surveillance and leading to many arrests for those exploiting the aid.
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Great Falls
Primaries Called for Great Falls Aldermen Seats
At a Democratic city central committee meeting, primaries were ordered for Tuesday evening March 19 to elect delegates to the city convention and to nominate an aldermanic candidate from each of five wards. Committee members expressed strong confidence in success at the coming election.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Democratic City Central Committee
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Putte, Mont
Bryan
Ic Club
Board of Aldermen of
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Bronx
Louis N. Parker
Oxford
Viyella
the Clothery
Sterling
Towle
Mrs. Grace
Grace Family
LYNX
Smelter Men
Senator Lodge
Mose Linz
Great Northern Ry
Alhambra
Hot Springs Hotel
M. J. Sullivan
Storm Upton
Edison
March Records
Richmond
Peninsular
BAR Association
Joseph Weinberg
Weinberg’s
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