Exposure of Clark campaign corruption shocks Butte voters
A Clark faction aide Stone pleads guilty to registering fraud and exposes the scheme behind Butte tally stuffing. He claims Clark operatives recruited him for fraudulent registrations and promises payment per vote. Court actions set bond at $1000 while Neagle faces similar charges as prosecutors prepare formal filings.
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Clark
Butte
W. A. Clark
Montana
A. L. Stone
Penitentiars
Clarks
Krusp
Stone
Enjed
Miss Jennie Smith Laid To Rest In Butte
The 36 year old Miss Jennie Smith was honored with a high mass at St Patrick’s Cathedral conducted by Rev Father McGlynn. Her white casket lay among floral tributes as friends and family mourned in deep sorrow. Born in Machias Maine she lived in Nevada before settling in Butte where she formed a large circle of friends. She leaves a mother two sisters and two brothers in Butte and two brothers in California. The Standard conveys heartfelt thanks from the family for the sympathy and aid offered during this time.
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Jennie Smith
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Father McGlynn
Miss Smith
Machias
Mane
Nevada
Butte
California
Funeral Notice for John Burns by Argenta Lodge No 40
To the Officers and Members of Argenta Lodge No 40 A OF UT W Can envile you are requested to meet at Hibernia haf at 1 p m Oct 3 1900 to attend the funeral of our ate brother John Burns By order of the master work man W J HONKY Recorder
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Argenta Lodge No. 40
A OF
UT W
Hibernia
John Burns
W. J. Honky
McCarthy Seeks Ballot Place Amid Naturalization Surge
Jerry McCarthy Independent candidate for Sheriff asks a mandamus to place his name on the official ballot as 1666 new citizens naturalized since January 1 in Butte. Judge Clancy oversaw most naturalizations including Ireland with 536. In other actions, Big Blackfoot Milling Co sues George J. Ross et al for 278.47 and 100 attorney fees to foreclose a lien. Michaelitschke Bros. & Co. sue Charles R. Burkett for 264.28 on an alleged account.
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Jerry McCarthy
District Court
Butte
Clancy
Ireland
Moran
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
George J. Ross
Noyes & Upton Railroad
Michaelitschke Bros. & Co
Charles R. Burkett
John Burns Dies at 49. Funeral Set for Mullin Avenue Home
John Burns aged 49 died Sunday. The funeral will be held today at 2 o'clock from the family residence at 22 Mullin Avenue.
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John Burns
Mullin Avenue
William Whitmore Dies. Funeral Pending Announcement
William Whitmore died yesterday. The remains are at Sherman’s parlors. The funeral will be announced later.
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William Whitmore
Yeaterby
Sherman's
Arle
Robert Campbell Dies. Relatives In East Urged to Advise Next Steps
Robert Campbell died yesterday. The remains are at Sherman’s undertaking parlors awaiting orders from relatives in the East.
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Robert Campbell
Sherman
Police Court Grist Sunday Offenders Arraigned and Fined
Paul Campbell was fined five dollars by Magistrate Sullivan yesterday for drunkenness. Miss Hendree was listed among those arraigned in the Sunday police court report.
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Paul Campbell
Sullivan
Miss Hendree
Local court fines and arraignments reported
Otto Stern caused a disturbance and was fined ten dollars after being found guilty. Bob Jones and James King, both described as drunk, paid five dollar fines each. J Copeland and J Getto faced arraignment for refusing to pay a Delmonico restaurant bill. Copeland was fined five dollars and Getto ten dollars. A person named mate paid five dollars into the city treasury.
Scandinavian Republican Tally Funeral for Charles Blackie
Charles Blackie aged 29 died yesterday after an event at Silver Bow hall 343 East Park street on Wednesday evening October 81 at 8 p m. The remains move from Richards' undertaking rooms at noon today to 186 Missoula avenue Centerville for a 2 p m funeral tomorrow officiated by Rev. John Hosking. He was a member of the Odd Fellows.
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Silver Bow Hall
East Park Street
Charles Blackie
Richards
Missoula Avenue
Centerville
John Hosking
The
Odd Fellows
German American Progress Society Meeting Friday Evening
German American Progress society to hold regular meeting Friday at 8 p m in Ellis hall. Executive committee led by Dr J H Lubinger as chairman and F W Kuphal as secretary.
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German-American Progress Society
Ellis’ Hall
J. H. Lubinger
F. W. Kuphal
Miner Killed in Rimini Blast Accident
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports Thomas Denning a miner at the Lucky Joe mine Rimini was blown to pieces by dynamite while carrying powder fuse and a lighted candle. Ben Blake near him was injured by the explosion though his clothes were torn. Coroner Brooke investigated.
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The
Standard
Helena
Thomas Denning
Rimini
Ben Blake
Denning
Blake
Brooke
Banker Piper Alive Believed Found in Washington Tale
Helena reports a rumor that Ohio banker Piper once listed as dead after vanishing in a national park may yet be alive. Robert Gage, back from Jackson Hole, says a cavalryman claimed Piper hired a camper to exit the park and is now in Washington. Officials discount the tale as unlikely.
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Standard
Helena
Piper
Ohio
National Park
Robert L. Gage
Jackson Hole
Fountain Hotel
Park
Washington
Park Transportation Company
Helena Registration Surpasses Three Thousand Mark
Helena totals registration at 3,118 by Saturday night with wards listed as First 502 Second 368 Third 412 Fourth 376 Fifth 370 Sixth 387 Seventh 702. Most new registrations come from residents who were out of town or ill during the period.
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Helena
Debt burden haunts Centerville Methodists in Butte parish
Local ministers debate church debts as Trinity M E Church in Centerville carries a debt of more than 800 dollars. Rev Hosking drives efforts to reduce the burden with a concert and literary event planned to fund the debt while praising his work. The Centerville Methodist congregation totals about 300, with uneven attendance.
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Butte
Mr. Hosking
Trinity M. E. Church
Centerville
Trinity Church
Hosking
Officers Elected At W C T U Meeting
At Saturday's W C T U session officers were chosen Miss Mamie Riggs president Mrs Passmore corresponding secretary Miss Mary Brown recording secretary Mrs Butcher treasurer Miss Brown delegate to the yearly convention A report was given and the next meeting set for November 10 at Miss Riggs home 653 Granite Street
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Mamie Riggs
Passmore
Mary Brown
Butcher
Brown
Riggs
Granite Street
Card of Thanks to A.H. Select Knights and Ladies' Auxiliary
We thank friends for kindness during our bereavement of husband and father Mrs. Mary Fogarty and family express gratitude to the Select Knights and the Ladies' Auxiliary division No 2 of the A H for support and sympathy.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mary Fogarty
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