Butte Drug Clerk Returns After Theft Charge
Fred H Warner the cashier of the Newbro Drug company voluntarily returned to Butte from Helena where he had gone to raise money to cover a 1300 deficit. Company manager Keys trusted him but kept watch and notified Under Sheriff McGuigan when Warner headed toward Great Falls. Warner was arrested in Helena and brought back to Butte where settlement was expected.
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Fred H. Warner
Newbro Drug Company
Butte
Helena
Warner
Mr. Keys
Great Falls
Keys
McGuigan
Creat Falls
Silver
Keyes
Hutte
Butte Harness and Saddlery Moves to New Shop
The Butte Harness and Saddlery company announces relocation from 211 Fast Park street to 108 East Park street Jubinvile Nance Props.
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Butte Harness and Saddlery Company
Fast Park Street
East Park Street
Jubinville & Nance, Props
Rail fares set for Sept 1 from Missouri River to California
Southern Pacific raises du rates effective Sept 1 with routes via Ogden or El Paso. Omaha and Missouri river points pay 24, St Louis and river points 30, Peeyri 31, Chicago 53, valid through Oct 31 with California stopover. Also notes California for 25 book and leases Butte Cafe to Tony Juski.
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Efle
Southern Pacific
Ogden
el Paso
Omaha
Kansasity
Missouri River
St. Louis
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Peeyri
Chicago
Fornia
al Ly
Atase
California
Swan Family Heads South for California Winter
Rudolph and Edward Swan with sisters depart Montana for warmer clime. They plan winter at West Lake Park California and return in spring to Columbia Gardens home. Beatrice acts as chaperon while Brant family travels under Swan protection.
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Montana
California
Swan
West Lake Park
Columbia Gardens
Brants
Beatrice
Move of business pace from 211 East Park Street
The company shifted its operations from 211 East Park Street to 106 East Park & Trees, reflecting a relocation of premises and a reorganization of site address.
Duke of assault charge dismissed after noon
The case of Duke charged with first degree assault on Goldie Golden was dropped yesterday afternoon as Goldie declined to testify. Mrs Nash was arrested for throwing dirty water on the street and faces a hearing next Tuesday. Kk L Moore was arrested for obstructing the sidewalk.
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Duke
Goldie Golden
Golden
Goldie
Nash
McGillie
Boyle
Kk. L. Moore
Roosevelt's Condition Improves at White House
President Roosevelt is reported in comfortable condition after bedridden concern, spending much time in a wheelchair and able to devote substantial attention to public business despite illness.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Populists Debate Power and Alliances at Convention
The Populist meeting heatedly debated shifting authority away from the chairman and explored alliances with Heinze or Clark factions. A conference committee drafted a distribution of offices among Heinze Democrats and Labor Party affiliates, with nominations to follow at 10 oclock this morning.
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John A. O'Connor
Mr. O'Connor
Clark
Heinze
Fusion
Connor
Mr. Hinds
John A. O
Jack Hoy
Tam
Hoy
O'Connor
Labor Party
Anti-Trust Democrats
Silver Bow Township
John Fogarty
Tom Hinds
Cummings Relocates Butte Hotel Stock Exchange Rooms
A J Cummings successor to the Butte Hotel Stock Exchange has moved to Pennsylvania block West Park listing rooms 106 107 108 and 109.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cummings
Butte Hotel Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania Block
West Park
Minneapolis Republicans Back McKinley Supporter for Mayor
In Hennepin County and Minneapolis, 19 percent of Republicans sought a large majority for McKinley and Van Sant. Dr. Ames, though nominally a Democrat, faced Republican backing and was elected mayor on their ticket before the scandal now exposed began.
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Minneapolis
Hennepin County
Mchinley
van Sant
Dr. Ames
Port Harvey man committed to province asylum after arson attempts
Vancouver report says William Henry Jasper 46, who burned his house and barns at Port Harvey and tried to burn neighbors homes, was brought to the city, examined for insanity, and committed to the provincial asylum. He threatened to kill the arresting constable and showed long-term head injury from a rock blow ten months earlier. He has suffered insomnia and heavy appetite for a week.
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Vancouver
B. C
Port Harvey
William Henry Jasper
Jasper
Senator W A Clark Hosted by Missoula Democrats
A reception for Senator W A Clark was held at the Florence hotel in Missoula this evening by local Democrats. A labor party committee also visited the senator before his departure for Butte.
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Standard
Missoula
W. A. Clark
Florence Hotel
Labor Party
Butte
Frank T. Jones Dies at 70. Longtime New Hampshire Figure
Portsmouth. Frank T. Jones, millionaire brewer and former congressman from 1865 to 1889, died at his home at age 70. He was the Democratic candidate for governor of New Hampshire in 1880 and supported McKinley in 1896.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Frank T. Jones
Congress
New Hampshire
McKinley
Livingston Fire Department Delegates Elected for State Meet
At a regular meeting of the Livingston volunteer fire department delegates were chosen to attend the State Firemen's association meeting in Billings on October 7 to 10. Elected were P. W. Nelson Frank Bender and G. W. Chamberlain.
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Livingston
Livingston Volunteer Fire Department
State Firemen’s Association
Billings
P. W. Nelson
Frank Bender
G. W. Chamberlain
Delegations and Band to Billings Train Ride
Livingston fire department band and a political delegation including Nye Fernald Ross McLaughlin Burkett McCue Walsh Madden Tennis will travel by train to Billings. The Joremian group with its band joins the Livingston party here for the same trip to Billings.
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West
W. A. Nye
W. H. Fernald
A. ¢. Ross
J. A. McLaughlin
William Burkett
Harry McCue
M. J. Walsh
T. V. Madden
Joseph Tennis
Livingston Fire Department
Montana
Billings
Joremian
Livingston
Hillings
Kerr declines nomination for district judge seat
A telegram from Great Falls reports J J Kerr will not accept the Republican nomination for district judge in the Tenth judicial district. With Kerr out, Judge Tattan the Democratic nominee appears likely to win. Independent candidates need 5 percent of votes to petition.
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Fort Benton
J J. Kerr
Great Falls
Tenth Judicial District
Tattan
Filly Judith Campbell Sold for 18090 to Whitney
New York on October 2 John I Madden sold the 2 year old filly Judith Campbell to William C Whitney for a good price of 18090 dollars.
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New York
John I. Madden
Judith Campbell
William C. Whitney
Union Pacific injunction hearing underway in Omaha
In Omaha on October 2 the hearing of testimony resumed in the Union Pacific injunction case. The proceedings focus on the legal actions seeking injunctions related to railroad operations and competing interests.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
Court case wraps up with mayor and police chief as last witnesses
The federal case closed today with Mayor Moores and the police chief testifying last. The mayor said a 25 name list of railroad guards was submitted, but they had no authority as special policemen or to bear arms. The case is set for October 11 before Judges Munger and McPherson.
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Moores
Munger and
McPherson
Anti Horse Thief Convention Adjourns In Guthrie
National Anti Horse Thief Association adjourns in Guthrie Oklahoma after a successful meeting. President Fielding Scott presided as the group reports a $1000 member increase and welcomes New Mexico Idaho and Arkansas into the association. next year’s meeting planned for Springfield.
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Guthrie
Okla
National Anti-Horse Thief Association
Springfield
Fielding Scott
Uip
New Mexico
Idaho
Arkansas
Philadelphia & Reading to Supply Anthracite for Harrisburg Families
Harrisburg report says the Philadelphia and Reading railway notified its Harrisburg heads of families that they will receive one ton of anthracite each at 4.25 dollars per ton within ten days.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
Montana Congregational Churches Close Annual Session
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Helena October 2 closing of the Montana Association of Congregational churches after a long session. The gathering featured talks from church leaders and discussions on regional religious activities and community outreach.
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Standard
Helena
Montana Association of Congregational Churches
Delegates End Historic Three Day Session in Great Falls
After a successful three days, the association wraps up with the next meeting set in Great Falls a year hence. Many delegates depart for home before today’s close, including Rev. W. C. Ferris of Great Falls who will be installed as pastor tomorrow evening.
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Association
Great Falls
W. C. Ferris
Boy Shot While Hunting Jack Rabbits Near Rail Line
In Livingston on October 2 Merrill Manger reports an accident involving 11 year old Ben Manzer and his younger brother Len while rabbit hunting along a railroad track near the poor farm five miles east of town. A .22 rifle discharged and the bullet lodged in Ben Manzer’s arm between elbow and shoulder causing a serious flesh wound. The rifle was carried over the older boy’s shoulder when the incident occurred.
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Standard
Livingston
Merrill Manger
Engineer Manzer
Northern Pacific
Len
Ben Manzer
Boy Shot with Rifle Incident Report Recounted
A boy attempting to lower a rifle was shot and fainted. He was moved back to town by handcar. the bullet remains in his arm but the wound is not considered dangerous.
Butte Friends and Notables Visit City
James E. Hayes manager of Gregson Springs is in Butte. H. J. Toomey arrived from Deer Lodge. George Ducharme of Dewey's visits. Perry Beal and German Gulch family visit. R. M. Cobban came from Missoula and leaves for Idaho. John M. Evans, Democrat candidate for Congress, is in town. Bob Le Beau ill with pneumonia at Mrs. H. W. Turner’s home. J. R. Wharton leaves for Detroit to attend a street railway convention next week.
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James E. Hayes
Gregson Springs
H. J. Toomey
Deer Lodge
Perry Beal
German Gulch
Butte
R. M. Cobban
Missoula
Idahse
Idaho
John M. Evans
Congress
Bob le Beau
H. W. Turner
West Broadway
J. R. Wharton
Detroit
United States
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Dewey
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