Anglers' Club Restocks Montana Streams In Four Years
The Butte Anglers' Club formed four years ago pursued restocking trout in Silver Bow County streams. Judge W. M. Bickford led the effort with W. Tallent and W. J. Lippincott, planting millions of fry and expanding fishable waters from Brown's Gulch to nearby creeks. Government hatcheries and private sources supplied stocking data totaling millions of trout across multiple rivers, with ongoing plans for further propagation and experiments in northern Montana.
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Railroads Offer Nightly Election Bulletins Aboard Trains
Burlington railroad plans to post Chicago Tribune results on trains via direct telegraph links. Bulletins will appear on board at each stop to speed updates for travelers voting the same day. The scheme aims to turn train rides into rolling newsrooms and mirrors the era’s push toward constant information access. A separate report notes James Plummer of Stevensville has died at 12 after typhoid fever, with his funeral to be held. Presidential electors and congressmen signal uncertain votes, with Bryan favored as Roosevelt’s four year recurrence fades.
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Wyoming railroad vote turns to Bryan in Taft split race
In Wyo the Republican state chair Burdick claims Wyoming for Taft and Congressman Mondell by substantial pluralities but offers no figures. Democratic chair Stickney says the state is in the doubtful column with no firm outcome yet.
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Kentucky in doubt over result in election forecasts
In Louisville observers debate Bryan and party prospects as Republicans claim Kentucky favors them by about 10 000 while Democrats rate Bryan's lead at 15 000 to 29 000 and expect to gain at least one extra House seat. Analysts put Bryan's plurality near 5 000 to 10 000 with no change in delegation. Wanted to buy five or six room modern house south of Park between Idaho and Utah. Andrews Wilson Smith Owsley block.
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Colorado Doubtful State in Presidential Battle
Denver reports Colorado is classed as very doubtful in the election, with Republicans and Democrats contesting five presidential electors, three congressmen, state officers, four supreme court justices, and the legislature. A factional fight over Senator Guggenheim’s supporters could aid the Democratic ticket, while both party chairs claim a 15,000 to 20,000 plurality for their side. Indications suggest Taft or Bryan may be held to a small margin, with betting in hats and suits at Hub in Denver.
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Charles H. Ward
Taft
Bryan
Hub
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