Man Registers Twice in Two Precincts Faces District Court
William Thorpe Kemp admitted before Judge Nichols that he registered under two names in separate precincts. Witness A L Stone urged repeated registration claiming immunity, leading to Kemp being bound over in $1,000 bonds. Witnesses detailed rooming and lodging as prosecutors linked Kemp to the alleged fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thorpe Kemp
Nichols
Thomas Thorpe
Kemp
A. L. Stone
East Park Street
South
Wyoming Street
Pinkham and Anderson
Thorpe
Maggie Peterson
East Park
H. R. Wagner
Wagner
Butte Reduction Works
Iirst
Blythe
J. C. Brummett
Edwards
Stone
Al Marsh Denounces Ferguson Betrayal of Labor
Al Marsh of Granite County accuses Labor Party leaders of scheming with Ferguson. He organized a Ferguson club after Helena’s state convention and aims to reform it into a Hogan club. Marsh cites secret meetings and biased notices as evidence of sabotage within the Montana Labor Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Marsh
Granite
Ferguson
State Central Committee
Labor Party
Granite County
Clark
Helena
Marsh
Ferguson Club
Hogan Club
Mr. Marsh
Dan McDonald
Wyman
Hogan
Character Assassins Fight in Judicial District
The piece describes a fierce effort by fusionists against P. Connolly the independent candidate for judge. It accuses opponents of circulating slanderous stories by mouth rather than in print, calling them professional character assassins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Connolly
Assassine
Pentecostal City Mission Opens Under Kent White Leaders
The Pentecostal City Mission, run by self sacrificing Christian workers under Rev and Mrs Kent White, is non sectarian and aims to reach all classes. The mission has done extensive good since opening and continues its work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentecostal City Mission
Kent White
Open Air Services Grow Under Leader J A Peterson
Since July 16 1899 a church on Park Street has held 340 open air services in one year with 165 average attendance totaling 56100. The hall hosted 335 services with 30 average attendance totaling 10050. Seven baptisms four conversions and twenty two sanctifications occurred in the first year. The group assists the sick distributes literature and runs jail services. J A Peterson leads from 7 N Jackson Street.
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Ite
Park Street
J. A. Peterson
N. Jackson Street
Eye Specialist Dr Dodd Offers Special Glasses Prices
Dr. Wm. E. Dodd, a local eye specialist, announces special prices on glasses for the month. The ad highlights reduced rates and new styles available to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E. Dodd
Race results from Saint Louis track meet
On October 31 in St. Louis the program listed three races. In the first six furlongs Tom Kingsley won with Maggie Davis second and Diana Fonzo third in 1:19. The second six furlongs race saw Bummer take the win with Frank Bell second and Gold or third in 1:17.4.
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St. Louis
Rasults
Tom Kingsley
Maggie Davis
Diana Fonao
Bummer
Frank Bell
Cincinnati
Latonia
Geyner
Portland
Rice
Port Wine
Clarita
Our Lady
Branch
Eberhart
Winter
Sarima
Zazel
Louisville Belle
Jim Wine
Ed Ack
Latonia and rival tracks race results reported Oct 31
Latonia, Chicago and New York meet listed with multiple races. Winners include Wa ter Crest, Gray Tess, Felix Bard at Latonia. Robert Waddell, Strangest at Chicago. Elin Conig, Glen Nellie at New York. Notable times range from 1:11 to 1:54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Echo Dale
Glenbow
Water Crest
Percy R
Baste
Card
Gray Tess
Gaston
Pandora
Felix Bard
Domare
Aice Turner
New Apportionment Effects On Congress Parceled
A Washington Times summary notes the population count will shape the upcoming apportionment. States like Nebraska and Maine may lose seats while Pennsylvania gains three and New York adds two. Texas offsets some losses with two new seats amid moves by Kentucky Maryland South Carolina Virginia and New Jersey. Net change is a gain of ten with no basis under 200 000 per representative.
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New York
United States
Washington
The
Times
Nebraska
Nevada
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Maryland
South Carolina
Virginia
Texas
Maine
Vermont
Massachusetts
Sinels
Indiana
Ohio
Minnesota
Michigan
Iowa
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Census of the buffalo shows 1024 still alive in scattered herds
The Boston Transcript reports Dr. William Hornaday’s census listing 1024 buffaloes alive, contradicting earlier fears of near extinction. Herds include Whitney in Lenox Park and Central Park New York, David Gardner in East Hampton, and other parks across North America and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
William Hornaday
Rio Grande
Yellowstone
Hornaday
Smithsonian Institution
W. ©. Whitney
Lenox Park
Central Park
New York
van Cortlandt Park
Glen Island
David
Idaho
Zoological Garden
Londesmere
Duke of Bedford
Woburn Park
Bedfordshire
England
Bronx Park
France
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Australia
Russia
Allard Herd
Pinthead Lake
Mont
Jones-Goodnight Herd
Armstrong County
Texas
Anette Herd
High Price for an Old Jug at London Auction
An antique mottled brown Stoneware jug dated 1566 sold for 675 at a London sale, highlighting strong interest in early European ceramics. The piece drew bids from collectors seeking historical stoneware with a clear era signature.
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London
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Justice Nichols
Character Assassins
Connolly
Flor de
Baltimore
Havana
J. £. Oppenheimer
Butte, Mont
Latona
Lakeside
Chicago
Robert Waddell
Benehart
al Brown
Divonne
Pirate Queen
Ida V
Pirate J
Jim Gore II
Scarlet Letter
Oxnard
Sam Lazarus
Dick Furber
Empire City
Elin Conig
Federalist
Monmouth Bay
Belle of Orleans
the Chamberlain
Borough
Glen Nellie
Reina
Katherina
Yonkers
James
King Bramble
Dueroy
Chuckanunda
Lady of the Valley
Sweet Tooth
St. G. Finnan
Dan Cupid
Meclour
Congress
Census OF the
Buffalo
Tee Ete
Peete
Blave
Lonsdale Muslin
Point de Paris
Valenciennes
Torchon
Root
Andard
Iylambe
Eiderdown
Eiderdown Reeffers
Bryan and Stevenson
Elderdown
McKinley
Roosevelt
W. Park St. Butte, Mont
Reefers
W. Park St
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