Democratic campaign swing in Dillon with Long and Swindlehurst
Thomas D. Long and Thomas M. Swindlehurst spoke in Dillon about national and state issues. Long critiqued tariff policy and republican practice while praising Bryan and drawing contrasts with Taft. Swindlehurst urged Democratic economic stewardship and unity to propel state administration.
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Dillon
Thomas D. Long
Thomas M. Swindlehurst
Dillon Brass Band
Medlen
Dillon Theater
Swindlehurst
Democratic Party
Democratic leaders push across Montana in final campaign push
Chairman W. B. George travels to Helena Billings and eastern Montana for four days then returns to Butte to bolster the drive for national and state tickets. J Bruce Kremer predicts Bryan will win Montana by at least 5 000 with state ticket aligning with the national race. Frank Monnett’s Broadway appearance draws interest as Boston and Montana bands attend registration proceeds begin with offices moving locations tomorrow. Silver Bow county regIstration draws heavy activity with each ticket unit forming a committee to mobilize voters during the four day window.
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Democratic State Committee
Helena
Billings
Montana
Butte
Threst
Mr. George
George
J. Bruce Kremer
Democratic National Committee
Kremer
Mr. Kremer
Bryan
Ohio
Mr. Monnett
Taft
Boston
Silver Bow County
Quote on Bryan as "one of the best and greatest men"
The speaker declared that electing Bryan would bring "one of the best and greatest men God ever made." The remark appears as a promotional or rhetorical exhortation in a political context.
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Johanna Gadski
Kimball
Emma Eames
Lee Elwyn
Emil Liebling
Leaders of Democracy Take Madison by Storm
Sheridan crowd packed the opera house for Senator Long's Sheridan visit as Republicans fear a Madison county shift. Long praised Roosevelt but warned of deadlocked reforms and bank guarantees via postal savings, contrasting with Democratic income tax aims and worker protections. Swindlehurst and Mountjoy followed.
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Madison County
Opera House
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Congress
Ruby Valley
Tom Carter
Postal Savings Bank
Chicago
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Tom Long
Montana
Short
Thomas M. Swindlehurst
Wiley Mountjoy
Mrs Hancock Dies At 63 In Butte Home
Sophia Hancock 63 of Butte died at midnight Tuesday at 503 South Wyoming street. She leaves husband and three sons William J Albert and Samuel. Body at Richards undertaking rooms. Burial planned in New Jersey with shipping Friday evening.
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Butte
South
Wyoming Street
Will
William J
Albert
Samuel
Richards’ Undertaking
New Jersey
Overcoats Cut to Nine Seventy-Five at Hub Store
Only a few of the $15 and $18 fancy cheviot and tweed overcoats remain at $9.75. Hub, 73 West Park, advertises limited stock and big savings on menswear.
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Hub
West Park
Death May Settle Tucker Romance in Army Warrant
Col. W. F. Tucker assistant paymaster U S Army had a warrant for wife desertion served in Decatur Illinois. He left Saint Louis for Hot Springs Arkansas where he is very ill and may not survive. He is joined by G H Frey and sister Myrtle Platt nurse, Jennie T Johnson sister, and a Filipino servant. He will be treated at the government hospital in Hot Springs by order of Secretary Wright prompted by Mrs John A Logan. Mrs Platt previously nurses in Portland Oregon and later met Tucker after Platt’s death in the Philippines.
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W. F. Tucker
United States Army
Decatur
Ill
É¢Arly
St. Lows
Hot Springs
Ark
Tucker
Jennie T. Johnson
Oak Park
Colonel Tucker
Government Hospital
Wright
John A. Logan
Platt
Man Against the Mass lecture opens Butte course
The Butte teachers lecture series begins tonight at the Auditorium with Frank Dixon presenting Man Against the Mass. Dixon argues for individualism over socialism and frames competition as the progress motor, praising the course as an annual improvement.
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Butte
Frank Dixon
Dixon
Montana Bank Statement Makes Excellent Showing
Abstract of the comptroller report on Montana national banks as of Sept 27 shows loans and discounts 20 934 590 dollars gold 14 433 921 dollars legal tender notes 2 979 516 dollars total resources 40 952 453 dollars individual deposits 28 727 983 dollars legal reserve to deposits 19 54 percent.
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Comptroller
Montana
Death of Joseph Smith Railroad Worker Aged 22
Joseph Smith aged 22 died after a brief illness following work on the railroad grade. He had relatives in Pennsylvania and Undertaker Duggan is attempting to contact them to learn their wishes regarding the disposition of the body.
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Joseph Smith
Pennsylvania
Duggan
Mrs Swinborne III Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery
Mrs Swinborne III wife of the Daly Bank cashier was operated on at Murray's hospital yesterday for appendicitis. The operation was entirely successful and she is on the road to recovery. The notices hint at furniture ads showing today if you can buy at your price.
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C. C. Swinborne
Daly Bank and Trust Company
Murray's Hospital
Bond Possible for L P Depratte in Fraternal Funds Case
L P Depratte, held on misappropriation allegations linked to the Fraternal Brotherhood, may gain release if he posts bond. A new complaint was filed, and the case will be heard before Justice John Grice, with freedom contingent on appearance for trial.
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L. P. Depratte
Depratte
Fraternal Brotherhood
South Butte
John Grice
The Standard's New Premium Wool Bunting Flag Offer
wool bunting flags made with double stitching and zigzag stitched stars on both sides strong hem tape to prevent fraying brass grommets canvas headings offered free with each $10 annual Standard subscription purchase includes a sturdy wool flag as a premium gift while supplies last
President Praises Hughes For Unselfish West Work
The president expressed strong admiration for Governor Hughes to callers from New York. He called Hughes work in the West unselfish and disinterested and said it had done good service across the country.
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Washington
New York State
New York
Hughes
West
Death of Mrs Henderson prompts funeral notices
Mrs Morgan Davis received sad news of her sister Mrs K A Henderson of Salt Lake City and left to attend the funeral set for Friday. Surviving with Mrs Davis are Miss Grace Bourret and Mrs M E Lovey of Salt Lake, mother of the late Alan Lovey.
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Morgan Davis
K. A. Henderson
Salt Lake City
Davis
Henderson
Neicé
Grace Bourret
M. FE. Lovey
Salt Lake
Alan Lovey
Stomach Gases and Torpid Livers Charcoal Lozenges Claim Cure
The text promotes Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges made from willow charcoal to absorb stomach gases and purify the digestive system. It claims after meals use prevents gas, aids digestion, freshens breath, and improves liver function. Sold by druggists for 25 cents. ordering through F. Stuart & Co., 200 Stuart Building, Marshall, Michigan.
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Mall Free
Ddress F. A.tuart Company
Tuart
Marshall, Mich
Bryan’s Nebraska tour ends with strong reception in Hebron
William J. Bryan capped a two day Nebraska swing with 22 speeches in districts including Columbus and Hebron. He praised large, enthusiastic crowds and urged support for the Democratic congressional slate while defending bank deposit guarantees and fire insurance opposition. He reported no fatigue after 47 speeches in two days.
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Neb
Nebraska
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Congress
Washington
Senate
House
Columbus
Democratic Party
Ignorance of the law excuses no one says judge
A courtroom exchange from the Chicago Daily News features a judge declaring ignorance of the law excuses no one. The prisoner retorts that it is a wonder the jury did not find his lawyer guilty.
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