Public Officials Listed for County Offices in Montana Election
District Judge C P Connolly leads a slate including E Room J Angil Martin and others for district positions. Commissioners Cronin Cloppenhary and Anshyr named. Sheriff Murphy. Treasurer Holland. Assessor Laurandeau. County Attorney Tam. Clerk Moran. Clerk of District Court Leonard. Auditor Paige. Coroner H Egan. Public Administrator D P O Connor. Schools Supt Downey. Also several Justices of the Peace and Constables named across townships including Silver Bow Booth Butte Meadeyville Walkerville and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Connolly
E. Room
J . Angil Martin
Bo Sherman
Nits Egan
T. B. Sullivan
Bernard Noon
Michael Scanlon
M. J. O'Farrell
James F. F Ereen
Ali Nicholas Ieghes
H. V. Winchell
Ra Um Anshyr
J. H. Cronin
Charles Clopenhary S
J. D Murphy
Joan
John E. Moran
R. BE. Leonard
Eae i
Butte Current Notes and Local Services Snapshot
Local business notices mention Anna Held cigars at Silver, piano rentals from Orton Bros and Fred Orton, doctors Dr. Heine and Dr. R. L. Bradley, Montana Music Co, California Cafe open day and night, X ray exams, and stove works by Scott. Travel updates note Northern Pacific and Great Northern through sleeping cars. Blanche Fine heads to Kansas City and St Louis. Mahoney returns to Butte as engineer. Hammond to resume practice. Silver Bow tub whiskey promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Orton Bros
Heine
Hennessy
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
California Cafe
Fred Orton
N. Main
R. L. Bradley
M. A. Berger
Butte Inter Mountain
Helena
Scott's Stove
Park
Dr. Hanson
Henry Mueller
Col
H. C. Kessler
Billings
P. O
John W. Mahoney
Kennett
Butte
Hammond
Europe
Sherman
Crystal Springs
Tel
Blanche Fine
Kansas City
St. Louis
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Minneapolis
J. M. Froench
W. Broadway
Great Northern Railway
Montana Liquor Company
St Patrick Parish Fair Draws Large Crowd in Miners’ Union Hall
Immense attendance at the St Patrick parish fair at Miners Union Hall led to hundreds being turned away despite warnings about evening admissions. Mrs James Lynch led the event, booths displayed new items, and proceeds will help pay parish debts. Volunteers include harpist Miss Mayme Vivian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s
Miners’ Union Hall
James Lynch
M. E. Hughes
Butte
Mies Mayme Vivian
Madame Kenney The Best Fortune Teller In Town
Madame Kenney offers clairvoyant and science astrology readings. She claims to reveal past and future life, love, marriage, divorce, business, work, trouble, changes, and journeys. Call No 102 South Montana Street today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Montana Street
Funeral Directors Delegate Reports Denver Convention
Joseph Richards, a delegate from the Northwestern Funeral Directors Association, attended the national convention in Denver last week. He notes 31 states were represented, with 200 delegates and their wives taking a special train to Pike's Peak and other Colorado points. The next annual meeting is set for Charleston, South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Richards
Northwestern Funeral Directors’ Association
National Association
Denver
Richards
Pike's Peak
Colorado
Charleston
8. C
Death of Harry Hallam Remains at National Undertaking Rooms
The remains of Harry Hallam, who died Thursday night, lie at the National undertaking rooms awaiting instructions from relatives in the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hallam
National Undertaking Rooms
Harlem Race Results From Five Card Meets
At Harlem track in Chicago on October 12 results show Oriente first in five furlongs with Orrie Goan second and Red Apple third. Loyal Man wins six furlongs with Innovator second and Daisy third. Becky Rolfe takes the steeplechase short course with Brakeman second. La Goleta wins the mile selling race with Charlie O'Brien second and Scarlet Letter third. Maude Gonne wins five and a half furlongs with Cora Golfe second and Tenny Belle third. The Degi! wins the mile and a quarter selling with Harry Nutter second and Clay Pointer third.
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Chicago
Oet
Harlem
el] Oriente
Orrie Goan
Red Apple
Loyal Man
Innovator
Daisy
Becky Rolfe
Brakeman
Arquebus
selling—La Goleta
Charlie O'Brien
Scarlet Letter
Maude Gonne
Cora Golfe
Tenny Belle
Harry Nutter
Clay Pointer
RACING RESULTS AT ST LOUIS SIX FURLONGS TO A MILE
In St Louis Oct 12 results from six races. Sam Lazarus won the first selling race with Elsie Barnes second and Kitchener third in 1 15. Patrolus took the five and a half furlongs event with Dangerfield second and Elsie Delivan third in 1 08. Captain Gaines won the mile selling event with Will Fay second and Sylvan third in 1 42. Gold Ore captured the five and a half furlongs race with Theory second and Wide third in 1 06. Tom Kingsley won the seven furlongs selling race with Horseshoe Tobacco second and Tickful third in 1 28. Celtic Bard led the mile and a sixteenth selling race with Clyde second and Capron third in 1 48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Sam Lazarus
Elsie Barnes
Kitchener
Patrolus
Dangerfield
Elsie Delivan
Captain Gaines
Will Fay
Sylvan
Gold Ore
Theory
Wide
Tom Kingsley
Horseshoe Tobacco
Celtic Bard
Clyde
Capron
Kentucky Trotting Meet Closes With Dolly Bidwell Dominance
In Lexington on October 12, the 28th Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association meet closed successfully. Dolly Bidwell swept the 2:22 class heats with times 2:15 2:15 and 2:14 while Free Silver Tell Tale Belle Onward Red Cliffe Hinka and Alice Frazier William J and Margaret W also competed. Cornelia Belle swept the 2:19 trainee division’s second and third heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Dolly Bidwell
Tell Tale
Belle Onward
Red Cliffe
Hinka
Alice Frazier
William J
Margaret W
Traiters
Cornelia Belle
Prices and placings from Idaho racing meet at Boise City
Races held Oct 12 featured multiple heats with winners including Palm Leaf in heat four 2 14 and Joe Watts in heat one 2 15 Frank Creamer Senator K Maggie Anderson and Baroness Marguerite also started pacing events included Nonamie winning three straight heats with times around 2 14 to 2 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Leaf
Joe Watts
Frank Creamer
Senator K
Maggie Anderson
Marguerite
Nonamie
Affi
Dandy
Decoration
Dacy
Dom Paul
High Trust
National League scores Philadelphia and Pittsburg games
National League reports from Philadelphia and Pittsburg on October 12 show Philadelphia defeating Boston by fielding, with an attendance of 2 306, and Pittsburg’s inter state battery saving the team from defeat in a game against Chicago. Umpires were Hareat and O Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburg
Interstate Battery
R. H. E. Chicago
LMT Tilt
Yao
Callahan
Donahue
Phillips
Poole
O'Connor
O Day
F.C. Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn Park League Final at Washington Park
The league season ended at Washington Park with an attendance of about 1 000. The score and most details are unclear due to OCR errors but Batteries-Carrick Bowerman and McGuire are named, with Snyder as umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Washington Park
Ckul
Bs Ciauta
Carrick and Bowerman
Yeager
McGuire
Snyder
Stevenson Given Ovation in Maryland Tour Stop
Democratic candidate Stevenson was greeted with an ovation in Hagerstown Maryland as he completed a 2% mile mountain ride from Middletown and Boonesborough. He spoke on trusts tariffs and imperialism amid cheering crowds and a jammed Academy of Music. He planned to go to Baltimore then Delaware and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Middletown
Stevenson
McKinley
Boonesborough
Mr. Stevenson
Academy of Music
Baltimore
Delaware
New York
GROVER A GOLD BUG
Ex President Grover Cleveland replies to John B Green of Louisville regarding his financial views. In a Buzzards Bay dated letter Oct 7 1900 he says he has not changed his opinion from the 1895 Chicago business men letter and would not state the case better now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tribune
Louisville
Grover Cleveland
John 8. Green
Cleveland
Buzzard’s Bay
Jones cites Cleveland stance on money and expansion policies
Senator James K. Jones said Cleveland's money views were already known for five years and the letter held no significance. He noted Cleveland's condemnation of McKinley expansion policies as part of the context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James K. Jones
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
McKinley
Wealthy New Yorker plans polar expedition ships
William Zeigler announced plans to buy two fully equipped vessels, equip and man them for a North Pole quest in the summer of 191. The expedition will be led by Evelyn Baldwin, veteran Polar explorer who aided Peary in 1893 and joined the Walter Wellman effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Zeigler
North Pole
Evylyn B. Baldwin
Peary
Pole
Walter Wellman
Republican Meeting Draws Moderate Audience in Helena
Special dispatch notes Col Tom Marsihalis Timothy Byrnes of Minneapolis and George W Potter of New York addressed a fair sized but enthusiastic crowd at the Auditorium. Byrnes, a recent importation, will speak at Butte next. Attendance was not large but spirited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
Tom Marsihalis
Timothy E. Byrnes
Minneapolis
George W. Potter
New York
Timothy Byrnes
Butte
Dispute Over Money Leads to Altercation at Bakery
In Caledonia street near West Copper, George Koehler clashes with Hobart Mohr over a $143 balance for carpenter work. Koehler is arrested after Mrs Mohr, a 60 year old, reports being abused and her gown torn. Police take Koehler to court on bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Koehler
Hobart Mohr
Caledonia Street
West Copper
Koehler
Mohr
Roach
the Standard
American League declares independence from National League on farm system
At a Chicago meeting on October 12, American League magnates rejected the farming arrangement with the NL. They ratified deals sending Roscoe Miller to Detroit and Topsy Hartzell to Chicago, discussed adding Washington and Baltimore, and limited rosters to 14 with four pitchers and two catchers per team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Baseball League
National League
Roscoe Miller
Detroit
Fruit Trees Duty Free Import Allowed to Year End
Vancouver reports that Ottawa allows import of fruit trees and bushes from the United States and elsewhere from October 10 to December 31. Trees will be fumigated under a special officer’s supervision who is building a fumigation facility. Customs will accept entries on order by the officer in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Collector of Customs
J. M. Bowell
Ottawa
United States
Market notes from Omaha and Kansas City livestock reports
Omaha and Kansas City report cattle hog and sheep receipts for October 12 with price ranges. Cattle values vary by region including Texas and native steers. hogs show a market slightly higher in Omaha and strong in Kansas City. sheep demand active with fair to choice western lambs and mutton prices. Also lists mining stocks and Western wool regions data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Texas
Kansas City
London Stock Market Snippet Highlights Mixed Clues
A brief London market note lists Atchison 28 percent, Canadian Pacific 8, Union Pacific preferred if, Northern Pacific preferred 71, Grand Trunk 3, Anaconda 94 pounds, with uncertain bar silver and a Mall money reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Northern Paciftic
Grand Trunk
Anaconda
Treasury balance report with gold reserve figures
Washington today reports general fund balances excluding the $150 million gold reserve in redemption. Available cash balance stands at $153,259,678 with gold bonds totaling $445,604.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Yellow Fever Reported in Havana Amid Officials Affected
Havana notes 113 new cases since Oct 1 signaling fever spread. The illness has now struck Major Petersen, chief commissioner, and Frank Hayes, general manager of the Havana North American Trust Co branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Major Petersen
Frank Hayes
North American Trust Company
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Butte News
Hast Broadway
Telephone
Butte, Mont
Silver Bow
Madame Kenney
Montana
St Louis
Boise
Boise City
Idaho
Vashti C
Shane
Babe Chapman
Miss Remsen
George D
di Capo
Pat Tucker
Baptist Josh
Orator
Undergrowth
Grace W
Ceaeaae
Bryan
Maryland
Grover
Jones
Caledonia
East Park Street
Reynolds & M Dowell
East Roadway
Baseball Independence
British Columbia
Heston Mining
Adventure
Gdakbe Bsedelaeeet
Alloues Mining Go
I'y Amalgamated Opis Ree
Eaas Aaehate Bi
Atlantic
Dalane S
Boston & Montana
Sette Me Tosco Gea Sencscces
ING
Quincy
Etek
Tamarack
Sikh
Utah Mining
oLaus Ba
San Pranecisco
San Francisco
Nevada
Oregon
Valley
Humboldt
Mendocine
Treasury Statement
Trunks
Petent
Brownfield
West Park Street
Tcde
Booth
Utah
Athe
I2ie
Friewena
Lee Mantle
Chan, Schatztein
Fayette Harrington
Charles Kk
Leonard
A. B. Clements
Heinze
Frank Hasking
Mont
Orient
L. Mover
Swinborne
KR. A. Kunkel
NKS
O. K. Lewis
J. H. Vivian
V. P. Fayette Harrington
Cashier
Silver Bow National Bank OF
Forelg
Domesti Exchange
Traders
National Bank
Union National Bank
Brocker-Woolworth Nationa Bank
Ladd & Tile
Portland
Ore
Deseret National Bank
Bastlake
First National Bank
Minn Merchants National Bank
Neb
A. Booth
Cash Grocery
Pure Food Products
First National Bank OF
Andrew J. Davis
James A Talbott
FE. B. Werrick
George Stevenson
State Savings Bank
Main and Park
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
T. Ihiodgens
Joi A. Creghton
A. H. Barrett
E. D. Leavitt
8. V. Kemper
T. M. Hodgens
J. O. Hodgens
F. A. Ironside
Curtis
St. Paul’s Hospital
Monte
J. M. Settle
Drs. Murray & Freund Hospital
W. H. Wix
D. D.S. Broadway and Main
Butte Graduate University of Pennsylvania
Wesiped
Butte, Montana
Litton’s New Theatre
Suzette Butte
Fitz & Webster
Bas
Priess
DR. Chung
Galena S
Balte
Meus
A. Paris
Fran
D. Drug Co
Moll
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