Butte Labor Union Endorses Davey for Mayor in Bid
Local Union No. 2 of Western Labor union in Butte unanimously indorses W H Davey for mayor. The union hall, with about 300 members present, lauds his business record as alderman and advocate for labor. Resolutions praise Davey for fair wages and fair treatment of workers, urging press publication as a compliment from the union.
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Davey
Medin
Boyle
Butte
Tom Boyle
Western Labor Union
W. H. Davey
State Trades and Labor Council
Walter Gordon
Thomas H. Foley
Mrs Sullivan Dies at 32 at Home on East Summit Street
Mrs John V Sullivan aged 32 died yesterday at the family residence 717 East Summit street. She leaves her husband one child and four brothers Mike Jim Don and Jerry Lowney. Funeral will be Thursday at 9 o'clock with services at St Patrick's church.
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John V. Sullivan
East Summit Street
Mike
Jim
Don
Jerry Lowney
St. Patrick's Church
Funeral for Henry Spinks Today at Sherman's Parlors
The funeral for Henry Spinks will be held today at 3 p m from Sher mans undertaking parlors with burial to follow.
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Henry Spinks
Sherman
Death of H Fousting
H Fousting died yesterday with remains at Sherman’s undertaking parlors. Funeral arrangements are to be announced later.
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H. Fousting
Sherman
Meagher Trial Put Off For Eyewitness Absence
David Meagher facing first degree assault charges saw the trial postponed after his lawyers said key witness Frederick Bitters could not be found. Meagher swore Bitters would testify Sullivan used vile language, struck first, and Meagher acted in self defense during the Don Kellys saloon incident that blinded Sullivan. County Attorney Breen opposed the claim, prompting the judge to grant a continuance.
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David Meagher
Clancy
Department of the District Court
Frederick Bitters
Meagher
Pitters
Don Kelly
Jerry Sullivan
Sullivan
Bitters
Shea
Breen
Some of Butte's Needs Plan for an Industrial Fair
A plan outlines Butte priorities for a new industrial fair featuring local businesses and civic projects. The article notes community goals, potential exhibitors, and funding ideas while highlighting public support and expected economic impact.
Butte Business Men plan fair and clearing house
A large turnout of Butte merchants urged city advertising to attract President McKinley and his cabinet, propose an industrial street fair, and push a city clearing house for banking reports. They will study the fair with President Hight in Portland, and Weirick will present the clearing house idea to bankers. Bids for a promotional pamphlet book were invited, with more photos planned. Senator Courtney’s death resolutions were engrossed and delivered.
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Butte Business Men's Association
Butte
McKinley
Hight
Portland
FE. H. Renisech
Weirick
First National Bank
Clearing House
Advertising Committee
Courtney
Poorhouse Inspection Praises Matron at County Facility
County commissioners Auditor Crossman and H. M. Smith visited the poorhouse and county hospital to inspect the home of the poor. They found the facility in splendid condition and praised Matron Mrs. McDonald. About 60 persons were housed there with no complaints from patients.
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Crossman
H. M. Smith
McDonald
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Butte News Western Labor Union
Union No. 2
The
Hotel and Res
Taurant
F. M. Grady
Ed Sullivan
Gordon
Fast Park Street
Wyoming
J. N. Nevills & Co
Book of Information
Symons
Paris
New York
Gotham
Hermsdorf
Valenciennes
Point de Paris
Point de Venice
France
David
Liberty
Foulards
Lyons
India
County Commissioners and Auditor
Bec
A. F
Ginghams
W. Park St. Butte, Mont
Kimball Piano
Symons Dry Goods Company
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