Forecasts Roil Silver Bow Election Fight Across Parties
Local party chiefs issue bold forecasts for Silver Bow county election results. Democrats claim a decisive victory with up to 2 000 plurality, fusion backs 2 000, socialists project 1 400 to 2 500 votes, Republicans expect about 5 500 total, with Dixon ahead in congress and Holloway strong. Rail tickets to Anaconda now on sale at Great Northern office.
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Silver Bow County
Socialist Party
Democrats
Barry Hamilton
Democratic Committee
Fusion
Leslie
Evans
Congress
Hugh I. Wilson
Fusion Party
Helloway
Silver Bow
Supreme Court
Wilson
Madison County
A. N. Yoder
Republican Central Committee
Mr. Yoder
Heinze
Dixon
Judge Holloway
W. N. Holden
J. F. Fox
Socialist Central Committee
Rutte
Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Anaconda
Great Northern
North Main Street
Army desertions rise as canteen faces abolition
Denver November 3 Major A C Sharpe adjutant general Department of Colorado says desertions may reach about one tenth of enlisted men annually if the canteen is abolished and liquor remains available outside posts. He urges soldier controlled sale and notes General Funston echoes this stance to Congress.
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Denver
Colo
A. C. Sharpe
Department of Colorado
Major Sharpe
General Funston
Congress
Jones Dairy Farm Plans Pork Sausage at Brophy's
Jones dairy farm announces new pork sausage product at Brophy's market with plans to expand distribution nationwide. Local growers expect potential price changes as production scales up this season.
Vote for the Mines excursion rail rates extended to Nov
The Great Northern railway will continue Saturday and Sunday excursion rates to Basin Boulder and Glhambra through November 1. Jones' dairy farm pure pork sausage advertised at Brophy's store.
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Basin, Boulder
Glhambra
Great Northern Railway
Baled Hay Masks Carload of Dead Bodies
Indianapolis police were tipped that a refrigerator car billed as baled hay carried dead bodies for three weeks, in the yards, bound for a physician connected with a medical college. Detectives Asch and Manning lead the investigation into the medical connection and the anomalous consignment.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Asch
Manning
Grave Robbing Probe Finds Hay Filled Car in Transit
Detectives obtained a search warrant and after hours of pursuit found a car matching the description. It carried baled hay but opened with an unbroken seal and a pulled staple, suggesting prior inspection. The motive remains unclear as the car, sent from Farmersburg, has been on the road since Sept 22.
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Cox
Farmersburs
Sailor Finds Lost Family After Two-Year Search in U S
James Deagen, a Cleveland sailor, reunites with his three children and sister in New York after a two year nationwide search aided by Schlessinger & Co. The effort traced relatives from West to New York, aided by dockside inquiries and old nicknames. He learns of Maggie Porter, Katherine and Martin in New York with clues leading to their addresses. The report notes his prior life, the wife’s death, and his nicknamed songs. He plans Christmas reunion with the family in the city.
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Cleveland
Ohio
James Deagen
United States
New York City
Deagen
Schlessinger & Co
Ile
Herman
Sigmund Schlesinger
New York
Blaskhind
Dog
Hitarn
Morris Doyle
Herbert Schressinger
Michael Mullally
Tiffany
Seventy-second Street
Maggie Porter
William Porter
Katherine
Martin
From Finlen Balcony Some Facts On Position Democracy
A fragment notes commentary on democracy and its current stance from a venue named Finlen Balcony. It hints at evolving positions in political discourse but provides no concrete events or dates. The tone is analytical and opinionated without specific actors or actions.
Democratic rally voices labor and reform talk
M. J. Mooney led a Butte crowd at the Finlen hotel addressing labor and unionism. He urged voting for the Democratic ticket to defend workers, attacked Heinze, and praised candidates while P. J. Geraghty and C. P. Connolly spoke on campaign integrity and business statements. Lights favored Heinze, not Democrats, amid crowd applause. A separate note says Lescher believes his first wife is dead, and Baltimore police were asked to arrest him.
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Bay of the Finlen
M. J. Mooney
Butte
Heinze
Far East
Turkey
Fulte
Baltimore Arrest Ties Toledo Bigamy Case to Here
Oscar Lescher, wanted in Toledo Ohio on a bigamy charge, was arrested in Baltimore Maryland today and is held for Ohio authorities. He wed Miss Oppa Lescout of Indiana in Toledo on April 19, 1898 and later married Miss Annie Weinner of Berks County Pennsylvania in Detroit in fall 1899.
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Baltimore
Oscar Lescher
Toledo
Ohio
Lescher
Oppa Lescout
Wabash
Ind
Annie Weinner
Berks County
Pennsylvania
Detroit
Court approves sale of assets of two banks
In Helena district court Judge Smith approved the sale of assets of the First National and Merchants National banks to W. G. Conrad of Great Falls. Creditors claims totaled about 19 000. Conrad offered to pay creditors 9 percent for the First National and 11 percent for the Merchants National. The Northern Pacific rail road, a creditor for 150000, accepts the compromise.
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The
Standard
Helena
Smith
First National
W. G. Conrad
Great Falls
Edward Stillway
Merchants’ National
Wilson
Conray
Conrad
Northern Pacific
Railroad
State examiners delay audit of deficiency bills
Helena dispatch reports the Montana state board of examiners failed to obtain a quorum to audit deficiency bills for the next legislature. The bills cover sheriff mileage and penitentiary convict care, and action will be resumed next week.
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Standard
Helena
State Board of Examiners
Montana
Carter Illness Cancels Helena Republican Rally
Ex Senator Thomas H. Carter could not attend the Helena rally due to illness and the event was abandoned. Democrats in Lewis and Clarke county held a final meeting at the opera house that night.
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Standard
Helena
Thomas H. Carter
Carter
Lewis and
Clarke County
Opera House
Supreme court adjourns for one day to Wednesday
Helena date line reports the supreme court adjourned a day and will reconvene on Wednesday. Chief Justice Brantley will vote in Deer Lodge, Justice Piggott in Great Falls, and Justice Milburn in Miles City as justices return home.
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The
Standard
Helena
Supreme Court
Brantley
Deer Lodge
Piggott
Great Falls
Milburn
Miles City
City Marshal Begins Work in Fort Benton
John Smith, appointed by the mayor last Saturday, assumed duties as city marshal in Fort Benton on this day, November 3.
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The
Standard
Fort Benton
John Smith
Velvet ribbons for dresses and trims advertised bargain
These narrow velvet ribbons with satin back and even pile are offered in 10-yard pieces. They are advertised as suitable for trimming dresses waists jackets lace embroidery and flouncings. Priced at 50 cents each, described as a big bargain.
Woman's Pitiful Condition Ends In Suicide Search
A woman identified as Mrs J T Haggerty of 111 West Porphyry street killed herself after learning her husband shot himself. She was taken into custody for erratic behavior. Three other men were also detained for mental distress at the county jail. Ed Lipsett, a man near Camp Creek, and Gus Norman were reported for dangerous behavior and placed under observation. Police and deputies handled multiple cases of apparent mental illness and attempted to secure individuals at risk.
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J. T. Haggerty
West Porphyry Street
Sherman & Reed
Haggerty
Gus Norman
Cassy
Main Street
Broadway
Auditor rules two insurers not authorized to transact business
Helena November 3 The International Register Company and the Pennsylvania Life and Accident Company were ruled by State Auditor Calderhead as not legally authorized to transact business in this state.
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Standard
Helena
International Register Company
Pennsylvania Life and Accident Company
Calderhead
Auditor says International Register, PA Life and Accident not authorized in Montana
Mr. Calderhead replies to L. A. Thompson of Anaconda that the International Register company and the Pennsylvania Life and Accident company are not authorized to do business in Montana. The auditor confirms they are not licensed here.
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Calderhead
L. A. Thompson
Anaconda
Thompson
International Register Company
Montana
Pennsylvania Life and Accident Company
Supreme Court Dismisses Baker v Baldwin on Federal Question
The U S Supreme Court today dismissed the writ of error in Baker v Baldwin Michigan, ruling no federal question was involved regarding the 1878 Bland Allison coinage act. The case grew from Stephen Baldwin’s debt owed by Freda Baker, who refused silver dollars, ending with Baldwin winning in Michigan.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Freda Baker
Stephen Baldwin
Michigan
Baker
Firebugs Roam Bozeman In Morning Blaze Spree
In Bozeman several early morning fires alarmed residents as coal oil was poured on roofs and in a rear icehouse at Ponsford and Sackett's saloon. A fires in a Bozeman hotel rear shack was quickly stopped by a Chinese man who found and doused it. Police hunt the arsonists as authorities believe the fires aim to distract for theft.
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Standard
Bozeman
Ponsford & Sackett
Bozeman Hotel
Theeves
Burglar Puts Editor and Wife at Gunpoint in Clinton Home
A burglar entered the home of Editor A. Fay in Clinton on November 2. He took a pistol from beneath Fay’s head, turned off the gas, and forced Fay and his wife to surrender money and diamonds valued at 1200 dollars while he joked with them.
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Clinton, Town
A. Fay
Fay
Death of Rickert Likely Elevates Parth as Moderate Radical Leader
Party leader Dend notes in early November that Heinrich Rickert, the Fressinige head in the Telekstag, died today. Rickert's death makes Dr. Theodore Parth the leading figure among moderate radicals, with speculation he will assume leadership.
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Heinrich Rickert
Fressinige
Telekstag
Rickert
Theodore Parth
Radical Party
Wagon Tragedy Claims Wife and Child Near Ashwood
Word reached here that the wife and child of Charles Campbell were killed when a wagon overturned on a sharp curve near Ashwood, about 1 mile southeast of The Dalles, on Saturday. The wagonfell into an embankment, crushing the woman and child.
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Dalles
Ore
Charles Campbell
Ashwood
Here
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