Republicans Nominate Ticket At Boston Convention
Delegates at the Boston theater nominate a full ticket by acclamation for November. John L. Pates for Governor leads with Curtis Guill Jr as lieutenant governor and William Olin as secretary of the commonwealth.
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Boston
John L.pates
Curtis Guill, Jr
William Olin
Edward S. Bradford
Springfield
Henry EF. Turner
Malden
Herbert Parker
Lancaster
John JD Long
McKinley
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Conference Ends in Flat Failure Rattle on Public Sentiment
The article reports a stalled conference with no presidential comment. An adviser notes possible moves if parties refuse settlement while public sentiment rises. The president prepared a detailed statement outlining his stance as the three parties confront the anthracite coal dispute.
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Mine Workers’ Union
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
John Faye
Thomas Duffy
D. D. Nicolls
Thomas
The
Erie Railway
Mitchell
Domall
Mgr. Mitchell
Interstate Commerce Commission
Montana State Land Board Sells School and Timber Lands
Land sales announced by the state land board include school land in Broadwater county sold to Edward Regan at 10 per acre and 160 acres in Beaverhead county bought by James Mansfield at the same rate. Timber on section 16 north range 8 west in Missoula county was sold to F Bendetson for 20 dollars, the buyer intending to use the wood for railroad ties.
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Helena
State Land Board
Broadwater County
Edward Regan
James Mansfield
Beaverhead County
F. Bendetson
Missoula County
State Board Waives Purchase Rights on School Bonds
The State Board waived its right to buy certain school bonds in Hindsdale Valley district. Today the board acted to sell Fox Island of eight and a half acres in the Missouri River near Great Falls after approving a recent survey. The land will be advertised for sale for 30 days before final sale.
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Hindsdale Valley
Fox Island
Missouri River
Great Fils
Bozeman Council Debates Carnegie Library Bid
Bozeman held a lively council session with the Carnegie library bid at center stage. John Davitt offered a 14250 library and heating plant price, with a 700 architect fee leaving no funds for a superintendent, prompting aldermen to delay the decision. L. M. Moffit sought a telephone franchise amid further debate and the council rejected a hose and chemical wagon for not meeting specs.
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Bozeman
Carnegie Library
John Davitt
Ll. M. Moffit
Art Wan
Hat Trick: A Gentlemen’s Stopper For A Signature Moment
Instructs a reader on a magician style hat trick using a pin to pierce the crown and lift the hat with a series of passes. The performer fingers the hat with the left hand and inserts a hook to lift and retrieve the pin as the hat is returned to the table.
Nominations Certified Involving Populists and Republicans
Auditor Calderhead explained the populist action in nominating Republican candidate William L. Holloway for associate justice. The populist committee, with fusion backing, named Holloway after considering alternatives like Jere R. Leslie. some Heitngal helpers preferred a Democrat, but the final selection was approved by the fusion conference.
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Hielena
Hays
Twelfth District
Great Malls
John J. Kerr
Glasgow
Waley County
Andrew H. Kessen
Chinook
Thomas M. Everett
Chateau
Calderhead
Rute
Wiliam L. Holloway
William L. Holloway
Hollo Way
Jere R. Leslie
Great Falls
Holloway
Heinze
Clancy
Hutte
Clements
Helena
Nagmued
Supreme Bench
General Conference
Paveman
Thaw Wold
Linfield Chosen to Lead Rozeman Agricultural Work
Bozeman reports Professor Linfield chosen by the executive board as successor to Professor Robert Shaw. He will oversee the Rozeman experiment station once he arrives with his wife and two children around November 1. Linfield comes highly recommended and currently directs agricultural work at the Utah experiment station.
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Standard
Bozeman
Linfield
The
Agricultural College
Robert Shaw
Utah Experiment Station
Roeman
Rozeman
Northern Pacific Issues New Park Branch Timecard
The Northern Pacific released the Park branch timecard. A mixed train departs Livingston at 9:00 AM and returns at 5:00 PM. It reaches Cinnabar at 12:01 PM and leaves at 2:00 PM.
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Standard
Livingston
Pac'sis
Park Branch
Cinnabar
Henryvy Roberts Fined for Sawdust Throwing in Dixon Creek
Henryvy Roberts was fined the minimum amount by Deputy Game Warden Ferencon after disposing sawdust into Dixon Creek on the Yellowstone River. The fine was paid.
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Snecia
Livingston
Henryvy Roberts
Ferencon
Dixon Creek
Yellowstone
Mining firm formed in New York with 119V MM capital
Special dispatch to the Standard reports the Hynnolkag Mining Company incorporated by Atta Hwelinga Richardd Pevey and Stalew Gifford all of New York. The company will operate in Rutte.
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Hietong
Hynnolkag Mining Company
Atta Hwelinga
Richardd Pevey
Stalew Gifford
New York
Rutte
Hat Trick Borrowed by Secretive Visitor
A visitor uses an ordinary black pin bent into a C on a crown up hat to stage a discreet gesture and borrow the hat from the table, staking a claim in a quiet room. The act implies a request to borrow without formal transfer of ownership.
Jury to Decide Snyder Residence in Bribery Case
In St Louis on October 3 1909 Circuit Attorney Folk argued the three year bribery statute does not run while Robert Snyder lived in New York most of 1899 1900 and thus remains prosecutable. The defense contended Snyder resided in Kansas City. judge Ryan ruled residence is fact for the jury to determine and allowed testimony from witnesses about Snyder staying at the Waldorf Astoria and living in New York. The trial was continued with potential carryover to avoid a mistrial as both sides weighed next steps.
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St. Louis
Robert Snyder
Ryan
Circuit
Folk
Snyder
New York
Kansas City
Jourdan
Alex Konta
Waldorf-Astoria
G. H. Tenbroeck
W. 8. Woods
National Bank of Commerce of
Foir
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George F. Baer
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Illinois
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Court of Common Pleas
President Thomas
Erie
John Markleo
John Markle
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Gans
Klein
Montana’s Clothiers
North Main St
Coats
America
Siegel's
Bozeman Aldermen
Sociate Justice
Professor Shaw
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