Early Closing of Saloons Praised by Mrs Curran
A Helena audience at the Montana Woman's Christian Temperance Union annual conference heard Mrs W F Curran of Butte commend the push for earlier saloon closing. She warned that liquor interests still press to erode prohibition and urged unified action by temperance and religious groups to protect homes and curb crime. She cited Lincoln and the need for public vigilance as the movement presses for enforcement and social reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Curran
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
Montana
Helena
W. F. Curran
Hutte
Currah Ata
Queen
City
Rockies
W. CT. U
Montan
Con. Congress
Honeer
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Eise
Gras
America
Concrete Layered Over Site For Blocklike Paving
A construction disruption halted progress for several weeks as workers laid a first layer of cement then added a second layer divided into nine inch squares to give the impression of a block paved surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rozeman
Bozeman
Missoula Seeks Edge Over Spokane in Rail Line Fate
In this readable fragment a speaker contrasts Missoula and Spokane, arguing Missoula benefits from location and growth while Spokane gains from a railroad main line. The text, likely from Montana, invites investment choices in East Missoula, Broadway area, hinting at railroad impact on future value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nox
Spokane
Missoula
Montana
East Missoula
Tony
Glass
Land Cay
Broadway
Hutte
Park Street Row Story From Electrician Jones
Jones recounts a violent altercation on West Dark Street after a shooting incident involving a revolver. He describes a confrontation with McKengie, a dispute over an electric machine, blows exchanged, and a bullet barely missing. The incident ends without fatal injury but with serious accusations and blame shifting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RC. Jones
Les McKengie
West Dark Streety
McK Bie
Jon
Walt
Mim
Jones
Kendall and Barnes-King shine in Kendall mining district
The Lewistown Daily News reports Kendall and Barnes-King showing strong ore findings across the Kendall mining district. It cites new strike prospects with ore bodies near the main shaft and high grade assays at Barnes-King claims, predicting rapid development and widespread ore payoffs within three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Kendall
Carnary Anes
Distriet
Gallen
Barnes-King
MD Links
Abbey
North Kendall
Rallys, remarks, and misread names in party meetings
A crowded political scene shows Senator Carter’s foes and supporters, with Dolliver lampooning Beveridge and Dollis mispronunciations. Meadeville and Silver How Park voters learn registry hours at 2124 Fir Street. Livingston Post and Boseman Chronicle comment on train tours and party tactics as Democratic and Republican campaigns unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Boseman Chronicle
Debs
Meaderville
Fir Street
Silver How Park
Bryan's Final Speaking Tour Opens in Fairview
William J. Bryan begins his final speaking tour departing Fairview by Burlington train at 4 PM. He travels with a special car, crossing the Mississippi to address workers and the public, with stops planned from East St. Louis to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
William J
East St. Louise
Binet
Bryan
Chicago
Chicago & Alton
Hansen Back in Town to Register His Name
Ein Hansen returns from Salt Lake after a week away and will depart tonight for the city of the Saints. He predicts Utah will swing to a political landslide with voters weary of reform promises and likely to back Bryan, while Nebraskans expect a similar lean. A Lake City race meeting under Wile Murray draws crowds as heavy track conditions persist and top Western horses are anticipated among entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollivera
Beverdge
Dolliver
Beveridge
Senate
Tutt
Ein Hansen
Salt Lake
Ite
City of the Saints
Utah
Cun Arr I
Bryan
Lake City
Hantid
Wile Murray
Butte
Helena
Death of 1-year-old Dominick Quillie in Mederville
The 1-year-old Dominick Quillie, son of Mr and Mrs Dominick Quillie of No 1 Smelter Street Mederville, died yesterday afternoon of typhoid. Survived by parents three brothers and two sisters. Funeral will be held at home Tuesday morning and body taken to Tol Saviee for a requiem mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Quilicl
Land
Dominick Quillie
Mederville
Tol Saviee
Wool bunting flag promotion at East Park store
An old advertisement touts all wool bunting flags with stitched stars and double stitching. A $10 yearly subscription to The Standard offers a free flag with sturdy canvas headings and brass grommets, urging customers to buy locally to save money.
No Secret About These Amounts Revealed in Reports
New York October 18 details of contributions revealed at headquarters show sums from various states and individuals. Notable entries include Nathan Cote 365 dollars, Henry T. Ines 300, Roger C. Sullivan 1000, A R Taylor 100, William A Clark 1000, Samuel McDonald 100, and Bilis Bryan club 100 in Waxahachie. The list spans New York, Missouri, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Virginia with multiple donors. The following entries complete the tally and indicate broader support for the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Democratic
Palen Fund
Hiornia
Nathan Cote
Miz Fs. M
Missouri
A. R. Taylor
B. Brenner
William “A. Clark
James Reilly
Pennsylvania
Samuel
McDonald, Bryan and Kern
Texas
Bilis Bryan’ Club
Waxahachie
Virginia
Bryan-Kernelit
Stage driver from Coffeyville found dead at Maiden
Lewistown Oct 18 A well known stage driver from Coffeyville Kansas committed suicide at Maiden by taking laudanum. He left a note to editor and hinted at public interest in railway passes. He noted his past fare payments and hinted at future conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montans
Lewistown
Maiden
Coffeyville
Kan
The
Stants
Sit
Butte
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jeweler
Optician
Mont Spectaciea
Aitea
Mose Linz — Lends
North Main Street
John F. CO
MR. Hall
M’allister
Girl of the Times
Ben Welch
Raymond and
Caverly
Olonte
Ernie
Mildred Paris
Gene
Gillette
Orpheum Orchestra
New Moving’ Pictures
Broadway Theater
Wagenhals
John Cort Prevenerica
Max ‘Figman
Home Baking Co
Welch & Harrington
Ake
Maine
Georgia
North
Dakota
Alabama
Misssippi
Jolina
Onal Financial Bene
Althoussh
Ana
Roosevelt
United States
Paris
Sims
PC Johnson
Pecumaeh
Ris
Bozemans Model Street
Andenlnaant Agircear
Tae
Park Street Row
Het & Davis
Bach, Basch
Guagen
Cole
Forsyth Times
Forsyth
Times
Thomas H. Carter
Washington
Rosebud
Livingston Post
Dan Yancey
Yancey
Dan
Livingston
Cooke
Taft
Democratic County Central Committee
Hansen
Wein
Cntcage News
Nave Cone
Smith Drug Co
Newbr
Ain DR. F. A. Ironside
the Dentist
Buttenant
Carlen
John C. Morony
John D. Ryan
Marcus da Mamaia
ABA Orricuts
Jobe. Moroey
Erie
Nicea
State Savings Bank
M.S. Largey
A. T. Morgan
E Chapin
R. B. Nuckolls
AL P. Bowie
S. Largey
J. D. Siemens
Ed Hickey
C. R. Leonard
Chay, Pin
R. BL Nuckolls
W. A. Clark & Bro. Ers
Uy i Au
Ate Stent
Cael
Roe Alex
Johnston
Connie
Silver Bow National Bank
Butte, Mont
John Macginniss
R. Leonard
Robert J. Smith
First National Bank
Andrew J. Davis
James AY Talbott Ene Weirick
Dutton
Butte Land & Inv. Co
Bankers
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