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Butte Democrats Debate Platforms and Candidates
The Montana city party scene shows little ripple from spring politics as Butte Democrats nominate aldermanic tickets and discuss franchise issues. They avoid a gambling plank and debate aims to attract votes with local matters, pledging a platform crafted to aid ward candidates.
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Arizona New Mexico statehood bill sparks talk in Washington
Washington gossip says Speaker Cannon may yield on statehood for Arizona and New Mexico despite tough talk. Reporters note his harsh tactics, yet belief grows he will soften his stance under pressure from correspondents and public opinion. Lawson attempts to unsettle markets with telegrams to boost his own interests.
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Wrong Tree in Butte Campaign Turned on Boston Failures
The speaker claims the target underestimates Butte and cites Boston business loses as proof. He asserts the subject believes Digg er gaffes are easy and notes recent admissions of costly mistakes. The focus is on organizing pledges and permanence as new aldermen take office.
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Amalgamated Copper and Montana Senate Talk
A Montana editorial debate references W. A. Clark and Joe Dixon amid talk that Amalgamated Copper backs a senator. Western News quotes suggest Clark may join the combine later, while Dixon is praised yet viewed as possibly branded by Amalgamated. The piece notes outlets spar over which candidate is “an Amalgamated man” and that the company itself pursues its own copper interests.
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Fashions in Ns cLorues and Philadelphia tailors
The Chicago Journal notes serious efforts by Philadelphia’s leading tailors to dress men in bright colors. It describes purple velvet and green silk outfits and scenes of men in bustling streets and city halls. Since the French Revolution, bold waistcoats and golf suits have appeared, rivaling tropical hues and sunlit displays.
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Progress and paradoxes in spring fashion and politics
A fragmented column critiques gradual change in fashion and social mores, notes Mr. Parkhurst’s ongoing notoriety, and brushes with global events. It mentions spring plans, risks of abrupt reforms, a Moscow merchant’s failure, and a wary forecast for urban life as winter wanes.
Gladney and St Clair jailed after Mullins saloon scam
William St Clair and J D Gladney, just freed from the county jail, are held in the city jail awaiting an investigation of an alleged brace game in Mullins saloon on Front Street. Victim lost $40 and a watch to two sharpers. Detective Walsh expects to convict them. Gladney linked to Hennessy store robbery in Centerville but released for lack of evidence. St Clair known in police circles with prior trouble. Havana electors meet and elect Estada Palmna president of the republic.
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Walkerville Citizens Nominate Ticket for Local Aldermen
Walkerville Citizens unveil three ward slates with Cyrus Retallic for mayor and James J. Broughton for treasurer. John Mareland Akermen-Firet wand Gilbert, Brine as aldermen. Convention in Sivalon's hall elects officers and outlines organization.
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Fugitives Flee as Deputy Fires Four Shots
Deputy Wyman opened fire after fugitives crossed the street. He fired four times at Campbell, twice at the other man who escaped east on Mercury Street. The wounded man fled shouting but a later search found no clear hit.
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Robber dies after street holdup fight in Dakota area
Police describe a masked gunman shot during a hold up near Dakota and Montana streets. Campbell died en route to city hall after refusing to answer questions. Witnesses, including Wyman and Sullivan, reported the suspect was part of a trio blamed for recent U S hold ups at the Doctor saloon and Wabash area. Officers collected clues such as a watch chain, a union card, and a handkerchief mask as they investigate possible gang ties. The suspect, tall and muscular with dark hair and a black coat, matched descriptions of the two masked robbers. Further identification was expected later today.
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Supreme Court Recess Announced To Run Two Weeks
The Court in Washington recessed today for two weeks starting March 18, as announced by the supreme court.
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Readmission and resignation at Annapolis event
Four engaged students were readmitted today and one resignation was accepted at Annapolis, according to AP dispatch.
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President of Atlanta Colored Club Arrested
The Atlanta club on West Commercial avenue faces closure as Chief Powers files a liquor selling without a license charge against William Johnson, its president. Johnson, arrested by Constable Lynch, pled not guilty and posted a $250 bond. The club claims to be a social men’s club with liquor and cigars only for invited members, while opponents call it a rough house. City officials seek legal grounds to close the establishment amid disputes over liquor licenses and evidence.
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Cash Offer for Job at Washoe Smelter Ends in Scandal
A letter to a Washoe smelter foreman offered 20 for a job with a strange plea to marry a middle aged woman. The writer, aging 45, shows no experience or references and signs as a servant seeking employment and marriage. The odd prospect was deemed unacceptable, overshadowing the cash bid.
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Way Down East at Margret theater on March 22
The Margaret theater will present Way Down East on Thursday evening March 22. The well known play draws large crowds with repeated performances and strong business in each engagement.
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