Democratic ticket chosen at New York convention
At Saratoga the Democratic state convention nominated Gov Bird Coler of Brooklyn for governor and a full slate for state offices. The gathering quelled protests by W S Devery and resolved disputes over credentials while endorsing broad anti trust and tariff reform platitudes and pledges.
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New York City
Saratoga
N. Y
Bird
Coler
Brooklyn
Charles N. Bulger
Oswego
Frank Mott
Chautauqua
Charles M. Preston
Ulster
John Cunnesn
Erie
Richard W. Sherman
Oneida
George RK. Finch
Warren
Court of Appeals
John C. Gray
New York
Devery Warns Opponents After Contested Convention
William Devery and friends exit the hall and march through Saratoga in a show of protest. The ex-chief, visibly stressed, declares he is a democrat but predicts regrets over the convention's actions and denounces seating dictation by a clique.
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Devery
Committee On Credentials
Goodwin
Hill
Committee On
Wees
McMahon
New York
Samuel J. Tilden
United States
Ninth
Democratic Party
Stanchfield
Saratoga
N. Y
William &. Devery
Cig
New Books for Livingston Public Library
The Livingston free public library has received many new books and cataloguing work moves under Mesdames McCann Grace and Robertson. Mrs G H Grace is librarian, library hours expand to at least three days a week and evenings, and the board contemplates leasing the Bodega building for a larger reading room. They aim to purchase Rocky Mountain club furniture, maintain a 1 mill levy yielding about 1500 dollars annually, and expect rising patronage.
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Livingston
Free Public Library
Mesdames McCann, Grace and Robertson
G. H. Grace
Bodega
Rocky Mountain Club
Miles Off For The Orient
Lieut. Gen. Nelson A. Miles sailed today for the Philippines aboard the transport Thomas with General Miles aboard. The voyage will call at Honolulu and Guam en route.
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San Francisco
Nelson A. Miles
Philippines
Thomas
Honolulu
Guam
Miles
Army officers accompany General Miles on world tour via Siberia
Lieut. Col. M. P. Maus and Mrs Maus and several officers and aides depart as General Miles plans a complete world tour by way of the trans Siberian railway. The party includes Jarteman Flint Hoyt Worb and Rouse plus navy Lieut Romnet and others. Garry reports Washington discussions and possible route plans for Miles, who may traverse the Siberian line on the return trip.
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M. P. Maus
Charles Romnet
Navy
Philippines
Miles
L. J. Garry
Washington
Siberia
Innocent Claimed by Suspect in North Yakima Capture
Special Correspondence reports Egbert Fausett pleads innocence after being brought to Ravalli County on a criminal assault charge. Sheriff Watts returned from North Yakima to recover the suspect, who was identified in the county jail by a Standard representative. Fausett describes his wanderings from a prior hearing, eluding bondsmen, and a peculiar capture traced to a misdirected fruit bill mentioning his name. He asserts his innocence and declines to discuss the charges further.
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The
Standard
Hamilton
J. D. Watts
North Yakima
Wash
Egbert Fausett
Ravalfi County
Fausett
Missoula
Spokane
Seattle
Gilbert
J. D. Miser
Stevensville
Special Meeting of County Commissioners to Award Coal Contract
Livingston Oct 1 A special meeting of the board of county commissioners will be held on Oct 7 and 8 to award the contract for 125 tons of coal for the courthouse and jail and to consider refinancing $50 000 of Park county 7 percent bonds due.
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Livingston
Board of County Commissioners
Park County
Bonds to issue about 15000 dollars at higher rate
On January 1 1903 the board plans to issue about fifteen thousand dollars of bonds at a higher rate and sell the remaining amount at a lower interest rate.
Woman Reclaims Her Child In Urbana Kidnapping Case
Mrs. Goldie Wrightsman of Mis ha wk a Ind recovered her five year old son in Urbana Ohio after her husband Arthur Wrightsman abducted the boy and fled toward South Bend. The pair clashed with officers at the depot and Wrightsman entered an affidavit charging abduction as authorities pursued him.
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Urbana
Ohio
Mishawaka
Ind
Goldie Wrightsman
John Behrens
Arthur Wrightsman
South Bend
Wrightsman
George Wright
Behrens
Monument Square
Wright
Child
Big Four
Football Practice Opens at College Prospects Bright
Bozeman October 1 Football practice has begun and prospects look bright Capt Frea Ervin has returned and A G Harbaugh will arrive soon to stay after Thanksgiving The college has good material though short on trained men and may have a strong season including a probable game with the University of Idaho
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Bozeman
Frea Ervin
A. G. Harbaugh
University of Idaho
Change at Livingston Clerk of Court Office
Deputy Clerk M A Goughnour leaves to join Fred H Hough in the milk business at Hawkwood. Ray H Stevens named deputy to fill the vacancy. Stevens formerly worked four years for the Northern Pacific and is praised for character and pen work.
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Standard
Livingston
Davis
M. A. Goughnour
Fred H. Hough
Hawkwood
Ray H. Stevens
Clark
Stevens
Northern Pacific
Marriage License Issued for Bound and Shipley
Livingston reports a marriage license issued on Oct 1 to Joseph Bound of Chestnut and Lizzie Shipley of Trail Creek.
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Standard
Livingston
Joseph Bound
Chestnut
Lizzie Shipley
Trail Creek
Pershing forces attack Moro forts in Mindanao
Manila Oct 1 Moros offer little resistance as Captain Pershing’s 15th Cavalry advances against six Moro forts on Mindanao. Pershing plans to assault the last stronghold after shelling them from McNair’s ridge and Morrow’s swamp trail. Twenty Moros are killed with no American casualties. Sumner’s letter to the Macrusul tans delivered.
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Manila
Macin
Mindanao
Pershing
15Th Cavalry
Mack
Vickers
Captain Persning
Williams. McNair
J. J. Morrow
Captain Pershing
Sumner
District court sets trials in Big Timber cases
The Montana district court with Richard Vinton grand larceny October 6 and J H Allen grand larceny October 7 on the docket. John Willis assault October ?, Cosgriff cruelty to animals and Gaye arson were dismissed. A Williams Anderson arson case was discharged as not arson under state law. Jury drawn. adjourned to Monday October 6.
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Big Timber
Richard Vinton
J. H. Allen
John Willis
Henry Cosgriff
Charles Gaye
William Anderson
Montana
Prevent Scarlet Fever Spread in Great Falls
Great Falls officials urge parents to seek prompt physician attention for any rash in children and to treat all suspected scarlet fever cases carefully to prevent another outbreak.
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Great Falls
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Sheehan
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Littleton
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New England
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Jefferson
Congress
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Cuba
Mr. Coler
Jacob A. Cantor
Manhattan
Cantor
Kings County
Gans
Klein
Montana’s Clothiers
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Norfolk
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Iomel
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MOROS
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