Fifth Annual Knights of the Sample Case Anniversary Banquet
The Butte council of United Commercial Travelers held its fifth anniversary at Pythian castle with annual officer elections. New leaders include George V. Tully as senior counselor and Sol B. Buckles as representative to the Salt Lake grand council. A social session and banquet followed with U. S. Mallory as toastmaster.
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Butte
United Commercial Travelers
Pythian Castle
Helena
Salt Lake
Spokane
George V. Tully
Oscar H. Rief
Henry G. Kit
Sol B. Bukies
E. J. Murphy
George C. Goldwin
Page
B. L. Monahan
Sol B. Buckles
Charles H. Lane
FE. L. Daigley
U. S. Mallory
George Irvin
George Tully
Order
Marie Woods
Weber & Fields
Democrat populist caucus names primary ward slates
The Democrat Populist party caucused in Walkerville last night and nominated ward slates for tomorrow's primaries. First ward selections include George O Grady Tim Marly Jr Tom Collins John Mullins John Murray Mike McKevitt B In vernezzi William Mulcare Joseph Phillips Con C O Neill Jerry Sullivan. Second ward picks list Mike Dalton Luke Neonan Mike Murray M J O Connor Thomas Neenan Charles Maroni John Terry John Cameron John McGraw Ed Finnegan James Fleming John Bresnahan Jr John Casey Frank Actis James McGlynn Tom Casey. Third ward selections name Tim Shea Mike Murphy Mike Peters Mike Gleeson James McCarty Joe Phillips Mat Whelan Larry Mulligan Don Breslin J Kelly Phil Smith James Cortez Joe Massa Dan Buckley John Baliff. They favor mayoral candidate Mike Murphy. Police magistrate James Dennison is the choice and Archie Zeig likely nominee for treasurer. Convention slated for Wednesday evening.
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Walkerville
George O'Grady
Tim Marly, Jr
Tom Collins
John Mullins
John Murray
Mike McKevitt
B. Invernezzi
William Mulcare
Joseph Phillips
Con C. O'Neill
Jerry Sullivan
Mike Dalton
Luke Neonan
Mike Murray
M. J. O'Connor
Thomas Neenan
Charles Maroni
John Terry
John Cameron
John McGraw
Ed Finnegan
James Fleming
John Bresnahan, Jr
John Casey
Frank Actis
James McGlynn
Tom Casey
Tim Shea
Mike Murphy
Mike Peters
Mike Gleeson
James McCarty
Joe Phillips
Mat Whelan
Larry Mulligan
Don Breslin
J. (. Kelly
Phil Smith
James Cortez
Joe Massa
Dan Buckley
Three Weeks of Mission Ends with Sermon at Sacred Heart
The Sacred Heart church concludes a three week mission with a sermon by Father Mulconry this evening. A special women’s meeting by Father O'Connor is at 3 pm. Palm blessing precedes today’s mass as Fathers O'Connor and Malogary stay in the city for two weeks with Father Callahan before traveling to Anaconda to begin another mission.
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Sacred Heart Church
Father Mulconry
Father O'Connor
Fathers O'Connor
Malogary
Father Callahan
Anaconda
Parini Suspension Deepens Police Chief Deputy Rift
Tense split grows between Police Chief Reynolds and Parini after a Thursday suspension for insubordination. Reynolds says Parini refused his hand and did not recognize beat exchanges, while Parini reportedly continued duty in defiance as officials scramble over schedules and potential writ hearings. The case heads to the council with Parini facing unpaid suspension dating from Thursday.
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Reynolds
Parini
Reynods
South Butte
Convention of Police Chiefs
San Francisco
Poleman
Cook
Whch
Montana Street
Granite Street
West Granite Street
Chief Reynolds
Davey
Republican City Central Committee Organizes Campaign
Last evening the Republican city central committee and the candidates met at Morley and Thomas in the Bee Hive block to organize the campaign. A. Morley was chosen chairman and C. J. Stevenson secretary.
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Republican City Central Committee
Morley & Thomas
Bee Hive
A. Morley
C. J. Stevenson
Strike troubles flare in Norfolk and Atlantic City
Riotous disturbances by strike sympathizers resumed in Norfolk Virginia and Atlantic City tonight. Three street cars were raided as passengers were driven off and non union trainmen beaten. Cars were disabled and abandoned in the suburbs. In Atlantic City shots were fired and two rioters arrested.
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Norfolk
Atlantic City
Maxine Wins Western Produce Stakes In Oakland
Maxine the Burns and Waterhouse colt won the rich Western Produce stakes for 2 year olds at Oakland from Sylvia Talbot of the Schreiber stable. The race carried almost 10400 dollars value with 6930 to the winner and 2000 to the second. Jockey Nash Turner rode Maxine to victory by a length as Sylvia Talbot led early and Deutschland finished third.
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San Francisco
Maxine
Clever Burns
Waterhouse
Oakland
Sylvia Talbot
Schreiber Stable
Vinetides
Charles Boots
Schreiber
Deutschland
Thaddeus
NASA Turner
Burns & Waterhouse
Altamax
Picnic
Ada N
Pres Fano
Turner
Birkenruth
Memphis
Victicles
Tower of Candles
Artilla
Huachuca
Dean Swift
Mad an eighth Love's Labor wins New Orleans mile
In New Orleans on March 22 the first race went to Love's Labor by a length and a half with Chancery second and Boot third in 1 59. Second race a six furlongs handicap was taken by Four Leaf Clover with Maggie Davis second and Sir Christopher third in 1 14.5. Third race selling mile and a quarter Eugenia S won El Moran second Linden Ella third with no time recorded. Fourth race New Louisiana handicap four miles Major Mansir won Little Tommy Tucker second Little El kin third in 7 22 6 14. Fifth race handicap mile and a sixteenth Van Horebeke won Banish second Petit Maitre third in 1 49. Sixth race seeing mile and 70 yards Donator won Lofter second Dr Cyrick third in 1 47.
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New Orleans
Crescent City
Love's Labor
Chancery
Boot
Four Leaf Clover
Maggie Davis
Sir Christopher
Eugenia S
el Moran
Linden Ella
Major Mansir
Little Tommy Tucker
Little el Kin
van Horebeke
Banish
Petit Maitre
Donator
Lofter
Dr. Cyrick
John F Mussell Dies at 28 in Polo League
New Britain Conn March 22 John F Mussell longtime leader in the National Polo league died tonight of consumption aged 28.
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New Britain
Conn
John F. Mussell
Brooklyn pool tournament results feature national players
In New York on March 29 Irving Long of Nashville defeated W E McCune of Boston 15 to 3 and Patrick H Walsh of New York beat HH Stofft of Cleveland 125 to 6. One game tonight saw William Clearwater of Elwood defeat Jerome R Keough of Buffalo 125 to 84.
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New York
Brooklyn
Irving Long
Nashville
Tenn
W. E. McCune
Boston
Patrick H. Walsh
HH. P. Stofft
Cleveland
William Clearwater
Elwood
Jerome R. Keough
Buffalo
Championship of Anaconda Bowling Match Set at Tolan Alleys
The two man team championship of Anaconda will be decided at Tolan bowling alleys as Van Ells and Mahoney face Pelkey and Fleming in three games this evening. All contestants are top city rosters, promising strong interest from enthusiasts.
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Anaconda
Tolan
van Ells
Mahoney
Messrs
Pelkey
Fleming
Butte Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Legal Proceedings
Alex Livingston arrived from Livingston yesterday. Miss Mabel Hoffman of Butte visits Miss Jessie Ottarson in Anaconda. Angelina Staton, a Chinook resident, is in town for a few days amid her divorce suit. Leopold Schmidt returned to Olympia after a week in Butte. Al Lee of Livingston reports severe chest pain after a trip to Butte. Symons versus Symons: Judge Harney orders $100 fee and expenses. Master Willie Stevens leaves with grandparents in California for summer. L R Foote calls a YMCA meeting to adopt a constitution and elect officers. rooms 408-409 Goldberg block.
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Alex Livingston
Livingston
E. Donlan
Missoula
Mabel Hoffman
Butte
Jessie Ottarson
Anaconda
Angelina A. G. Staton
Chinook
Leopold F. Schmidt
Olympia
Wash
al Lee
Willie Stevens
T. H. Stevens
California
P. Riordan
L. R. Foote
Young Men's Christian Association
Goldberg Block
Largest Missoula Registration Surpasses Previous Records
Missoula registration closes with 969 names, a new city record and higher than last year. The end of the period marks the largest registration in the city’s history.
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Standard
Missoula
Geisel Raises World Record at 200 Yards Shoot
Springfield reporters relate that T. R. Geisel set a new mark on the American standard target at 200 yards during the Gun and Red clan's regular shoot. He lifted the world record by three points to 89, surpassing Bergeson of Cheyenne, Wyoming, who previously held it.
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Springfield
Mass
Red Clan
T. R. Geisel
Mr. Bergeson
Cheyenne
Wyo
Grape-Nuts Tonic Claims From a Writer’s Note
A renowned writer extols Grape-Nuts as a regular tonic morning to night with hot milk or cream. She recalls advising a dyspeptic friend to try it for a week three times daily, noting the friend’s visible improvement and weight gain. The testimony credits the food with nourishing the system and strengthening brain and nerve centers. Postum Co. Battle Creek Mich.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Holy Week Program At St Job's Church
W E Matlack organist and choir director at St John's Episcopal outlines Holy Week opening music for evening services. Monday features Introduction and pater dimitte illis. Tuesday Amendico tibi Muller ecce filiius tuus. Wednesday Eli Eli Lamma sabach thant. Thursday Intermezzo and gesu escelama ad sitisco. Friday devotionals at 12 noon and 7:30 pm with Con summatum est pater in manus tuas crucifixion. Finale Il terremoto.
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W. E. Matlack
St John's Episcopal Church
Pater Dimitte Illis
Muller Ecce Filiiius
Eli
Lamma Sabachthant
Stainer
Brownee Medal Contest At Butte Gun Club
There will be a Brownee challenge medal contest this afternoon at the Butte gun club range. Eugene Confarr of Livingston holds the medal title. Klepetko donated a framed photo series from Grat Fall tournament last year, a handsome addition to the club’s decorations and trophies.
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Butte
Eugene Confarr
Livingston
Klepetko
Grat Fall
Lightweight title match ends in draw in New York
The March 22 match between George Bothner of New York and Harvey Parker of Brockton Mass ended in a draw after 1 hour 30 minutes. Bothner and Parker wrestled catch as catch can with the strangle hold barred, failing to secure a fall.
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New York
George Bothner
Harvey Parker
Brocton
Mass
Walthour Rejects Paris Ride Over Sunday Constraint
Atlanta rider Walthour said he was offered $4.00 to go to Paris and told Secretary Reeves he would accept $5,000 but would not ride on Sunday. He notes Paris races peak on Sundays.
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Atlanta
Walthour
Paris
Reeves
House committee drops clause barring Chinese sailors on American ships
Washington March 22. By nearly unanimous vote the house committee on foreign affairs struck from the Mitchell Kahn Chinese exclusion bill the paragraph that would prohibit ships flying the American flag from employing Chinese sailors with a two thousand dollar penalty per offense. The change cites Pacific trade vessels using Chinese sailors at lower wages than white men would accept.
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Washington
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Mitchell-Kahn
Pacific
Rebellion grows as reformers back South China uprising
Victoria B C reports advices from Oriental liners confirm a large scale rebellion in South China backed by reformers. In Kansu and Mongolia unrest worsens under Tung Fu Hsien aided by Mongolian princes with 10 000 rebels said to advance toward Kwangsi towns.
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Victoria
B. C
South China
Kansu
Mongolia
Tung Fu Hsien
Nasg
Shanghai Mercury
Shanghai
Germany
France
Britain
Japan
Li Hung Chang
Russia
Manchuria
The
Mercury
China
Gainor Nominated for Walkerville Mayor in unanimous party vote
Louis Gainor, a 17 year Walkerville businessman, secured the citizen's party nomination for mayor after a nearly unanimous ballot with opponent John Hamilton not seeking formal opposition. The convention also named aldermanic candidates and officers, pledging clean streets and city progress amid minor disruptions.
Adkin Vitaopathy Heals Diseases Free Home Treatment
Prof Thomas Adkin claims a psychic force and magnetic remedies cure blindness deafness paralysis Brights disease and other illnesses. He states 8000 cured nationwide and offers free diagnosis home treatment and a free book How to Be Cured and How to Cure Others.
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Thomas Lk. Adkin
Adkin
Prof. Adkin
Ife
L. B. Hawley
8. Dutton Whitney
Lfe
Bright
Vitappathy
Prof
John Adams
Blakesbury
Town
Rochester
N. Y
P. A. Wright
John E. Neff
Millersburg
Logangport
Ind
Mary Eicher
Warren
G. W. Savage
Prof. Adk'n
W.i
Thomas Hb. Adkin
Alleged robber dies after shooting in Chicago
Joseph Hopkins the accused bank robber died today after being shot by Dan Ripley on Thursday. Reporters watched at his bedside hoping for clues about the post office robbery last summer in which $74000 in stamps were stolen. Kipley and Diamond Lil were arraigned with bonds set at 10000 and 5000 respectively. Hopkins death spurred new warrants and Kipley’s rearrest is anticipated.
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Chicago
Joseph Hopkins
Dan Ripley
Kipley
Diamond Lil
Hopkins
Major Duval in Missoula Visit
Major Duval of the United States army and his wife are in Missoula tonight as guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Greenough. They travel west to assume transport duties for soldiers at a western port. Duval formerly resided at Fort Missoula about ten years ago.
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Missoula
Duval
United States Army
T. L. Greenough
Fort Missoula
Plague Mortality Reaches 2000 Daily in London
A La hore dispatch to the Exchange Telegram reports the plague toll in London at 2000 deaths per day. The outbreak is described as the worst on record and is linked to policy failures in enforcing caste customs.
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London
Exchange Telegram Company
Lahore
Regenerative Tablets Promised Free Trial for Lost Manhood
An advertisement touts Regenerative Tablets as a universal cure for lost manhood and nerve weakness. It claims a one week free, postpaid trial from Fallopia Lynn Co at 115 Pozzoni Building St Louis Missouri, with a complimentary book and private home treatment guidance.
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Fallopia Lynn Co
Pozzoni Building
St. Louis
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