No Change on Tickets as Filing Deadline Passes
Yesterday marked the final day for filing certificates of convention nominees and independent candidates. All independent democrats republicans and fusion party certificates are filed. Fusion parties named Andrew F Monroe county surveyor Henry Knapne constable and Peter J McDonald justice of the peace Meaderville. vacancies on the republican ticket will be filled later.
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J. H. Leyson
T. J. Bennetts
Andrew F. Monroe
Henry Knapne
Peter J. McDonald
Justice of the Peace
Meaderville
John Fitzmaurice
Teutonia Lodge members to attend Mrs. Osenberg funeral
All members of Teutonia Lodge No. 2 GO DH S are to meet at the hall Friday at 1 30 p m for the funeral of Mrs Jacob Osenberg. President H Drews and Secretary L Walpert preside.
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Teutonia Lodge
Jacob Osenberg
H. Drews
L. Walpert
Played On The Ice In Butte Last Evening
A Stranger in New York closed its run in Butte with a frostbitten crowd and a last act without Miss McCoy’s singing. Rumors blamed the city fruit inspector condemning the parody and disputes over pay to Blumenstein.
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New York
Butte
Miss McCoy
Blumenstein
City Fruit Inspector
Clark
A Stranger in New York Ends In Butte Pay Dispute
The performer claimed he sold two boxes at the first show and has not seen payment since. Miss McCoy declined flowers last night to avoid facing the frost again without pay. The play titled A Stranger in New York left Butte with unsettled money and a dismissed bouquet.
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Clark
Miss Katie McMillan Dies in Denver Burial in Butte
Miss Katie McMillan aged 26 died Tuesday October 16 in Denver Colorado. Her remains will be brought to Butte for burial.
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Katie McMillan
Denver
Colo
Butte
Prince Hohenlohe Resigns as German Chancellor
Berlin reports Prince Hohenlohe has resigned and Emperor William has named Count von Buelow as successor. Rumors had circulated for years but were met with skepticism. The prince cited infirmities and disapproval of the Kaiser’s policy in China, noting his withdrawal from duties as tensions rose over China matters.
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Berlin
The
Komische Zeitung
Prince Hohenlohe
William
Count von Buelow
Emperor William
China
Roosevelt at Cleveland Receives Historic Ohio Welcome
Ohio voters welcomed Governor Roosevelt with a triumphal Cleveland reception. An immense parade featured brass bands and many political groups from multiple places. Superior street glowed with electric lights as crowds lined the route and mounted units passed by.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Roosevelt
Superior Street
Hodgeson Predicts Gold Coast Becomes Major Producer
Sir Frederic Mitchell Hodgeson, governor of the Gold Colony, told a London banquet that the Gold Coast will one day rise to its name and become one of the world’s largest gold producing regions.
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London
Frederic Mitchell Hodgeson
Gold Colony
Renowuire
Gold Coast
Bryan's New York Tour Ends with Enthusiastic Reception
The article notes Mr. Bryan's private car Rambler attached to a special train as he left the Hoffman house after a large crowd gathered. He praised last night's demonstration as the largest he had seen, with sincere enthusiasm from auditors. Ex-Vice President Stevenson headed to Watertown and Lowville for scheduled speeches.
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Mr. Bryan
Stevenson
Empire State Express
Watertown
N. Y
Lowville
Utica
Bryan Talks Trusts in Newburgh and Poughkeepsie
In Newburgh and Poughkeepsie New York on October 17 and wi Bryan addressed crowds of thousands from court housestands and a public square. He charged the Republican party with dishonesty over trusts citing the National Biscuit and American Steel and Wire cases and accused committee actions of circulating pro trust books. He also praised Washington and stressed defense of common people and warned of a larger standing army.
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N. Y
Newburgh
Bryan
Court House
Jones
Toledo
John J. Delaney
New York
Republican Party
National Biscuit Trust
Mankato
Minn
National Biscuit Company
American Steel and Wire Company
Stock Exchange
Weeke
National Publishing Company of
Stone
Republican National Committee
Republican Committee
Mr. Bryan
Washington
Granite County Democrat to Debut Next Saturday
The Granite County Democrat aims to support the independent democratic ticket with Hogan for governor and Granite county Democrats. Oscar Leach will edit the paper, arriving from Helena, claiming the paper fills a long felt want and will stay.
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Hogan
Standard
Philipsburg
Granite County Democrat
Granite County
Oscar Leach
Helena
Stanchard
Buller Recalled to Command as Chief General
The Daily Express reports General Sir Redvers Buller is summoned from South Africa to replace Lord Wolseley as commander in chief, while Lord Roberts refuses the role without full authority.
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London
The
Daily Express
Redvers Buller
South Africa
Lord Wolseley
Lord Roberts
Alaska and Hawaii population figures to be released soon
The census bureau expects to announce Alaska and Hawaiian Island population early next week. Alaska’s count is complete except for a southern Indian inhabited section.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Alaska
Hawaiian Islands
After Trial. From the Indianapolis Press
A fragment mentions an incident where Figge I caught a boy smoking a cigar and Wickwire urged him to throw it away. The boy complied, described as clearly a two-term offense in the terse report.
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Indianapolis
Figge
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