Amalgamated Ticket Frays Over Distribution of Prosp’rous Loots
In Silver Bow County factions linked to the Young Napoleon movement finally align on how to apportion anticipated gains. Tensions linger as the varied elements debate the method of sharing the forthcoming loaves and fishes under their control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Silver Bow
Heinze
Charlee Lannin
W. A. Clark
Duggan
Clark
Amalgamated Company
Lannin
Fusion fuels explosive spread of Heinze tickets
The article chronicles a five day fusion effort across Heinze five parties to form a county slate including J B McClernan and Dan Tewey for various offices. It notes opposition within eight hour republicans and labor factions and describes upheaval at the city hall and a raucous celebration at the California brewery after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
John M. Trapp
Mike Hurley
Heinze Democrat
South Butte
Thomas Cosgrove
T. H. Harmon
Meaderville
William Ellsworth
Antitrust
Walkerville
George Neenan
J. J. Sullivan
Heinze
A. A. Crossman
Crossman
James
Labor Party
Empolyes
Davey
James Maher
Winn
Justice of the Peace
City Hall
California
McClernan Court
Court House
Opera House
Main
Broadway
Dispute Over Land Cancellation on historic battlefield
Great Falls land office canceled a desert land entry covering part of the Miles Jo seph Indian battle site. The entry by John T. Borrell in 1901 faced a contest by Henry Winter for lack of irrigation. A 1902 hearing led to cancellation of Borrell’s 160 acre claim in sections 1 and 12, township 30 north, range 19 east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
Henry Winter
Borrell
W. Ss. Towner
Chinook
Winter
Andrew J. Beller
Register and Recorder of
Helena
Indian Battlefield
National cemetery set aside for famed battle commemoration
A section twelve area has been designated as a national cemetery to honor the famous battle. The move creates a formal resting place and memorial site for veterans and related anniversaries.
Banking reserves fall in Montana banks Sept 16
The national banks in Montana show an average reserve of 18.11 percent at Sept 16, down from 20.02 percent on July 14. Loans and discounts decline from 12,594,558 to 11,750,218 and gold coin drops from 6,492 to 817,217 while lawful money reserve shrinks from 1,107,339 to 1,049,470. Individual deposits rise from 14,716,602 to 15,548,481.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Washington
National Banks of
Montana
Misa Ellen Coburn Aled Dies at Helena Hospital
Misa Ellen Coburn Aled died at St. Peter's hospital today after several weeks illness. She came from Butte where she once owned a store. She had no known relatives in the region but sisters live in Lowell Massachusetts. She was 18 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
Misa Ellen Coburn Aled
St. Peter's Hospital
Butte
Lowell
Mass
Park County to Rise in Class and Officer Salaries
Livingstor October 2 discusses the state code elevating counties with high assessed valuations to the sixth class. Park County will be raised in the scale and its officers' salaries increased accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingstor
Park County
Marriage of Charles Marroney and Elva Smith in Jefferson County
Special dispatch from Helena reports Charles Marroney and Elva Smith of Jefferson county were married today by a district court judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Charles Marroney
Elva Smith
Jefferson County
Labor convention in turmoil over fusion with trust
In Silver Bow county labor delegates clash over fusion with a copper trust. The majority accepts a six legislator roster plus sheriff coroner and other offices while dissidents exit after heated exchanges about party principles and alleged corporate influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
F. B. Axtell
W. F. Whiteley
Charles W. Dempster
Joseph Shanon
Larry Duggan
F. J. Pelletier
James B. Wurey
Sam B. Johnson
Patrick May
Silver Bow County
William Erler
Montana State Trades Council
J. A. McNaily
J. Whiteley
Labor
Forbes Buchanan
Heinze Labor Party Department
Justice of the Peace
Conference Ends in Flat Failure
Striker representatives propose submitting all differences to arbitrators named by President Roosevelt and abiding by the decision. Coal company representatives refuse to engage with the union, ending prospects for a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Union
Federal troops demanded to protect workers after coal conference ends
The coal conference between President Roosevelt, miners, and operators ended with no agreement. Miners proposed arbitration but operators refused, calling the Miners' Union lawless. Both sides vow to continue the strike as talks failed to resolve key issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Lafayette Square
Miners’ Labor Organization
Court of Common Pleas
District of Pennsylvania
Mitchell
Knox
Carroll Wright
Cortelyou
Rixey
Lung
Baer
New York
Roosevelt
United States
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Amalgamated
J. B. McClernan
Dan Tewey
John MacGinniss
James H. Lynch
Pat Mullins
Frank B. Axtell
Joseph Shannon
Dan Brown
John Weston
Alfred Frank
Heinze Dem
James Mather
Anti-Trust
Charles J. Jones
Philip J.harrington
C. C. Rhoades
Miles
Helena Hospital
Clements
Heavenly Quintette
Whiteley
Anti-Trust Democrats
Sup
M. P. Haggerty
Jack Wyman
Charles McGarvey
Alex Mackel
Luke Williams
J. E McNally
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Mr. McNally
Charles Lannin
Charley Clark
DPD
J. Hennessy
Mr. Macginniss
Mr. Duggan
J. T. McNally
F. Augustus Heinze
Dr. Clark
Cecil Rhodes
Heinz
Rogers
FL Augustus
Absalom
Jonathans
America
Ence
Mitchell Iasnes
Beccame
Associated Press
Wescade
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