Hunt Wins Idaho Democratic Governor Nomination on First Ballot
The Idaho Democratic state convention adjourned with Governor Hunt renominated on the first ballot amid opposition collapse. Laminate details show Hutchinson renominated for congress as the opposition faltered while William H. Watt failed to gain traction. The ticket includes W. E. Adams for lieutenant governor and state officers F. Fogt, C. J. Vassett, John C. Callahan, E. P. Coltman, Fred C. Culver, Miss Permeal French, and John H. Norquist.
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Standard
Pocatello
Hunt
Martin
William H. Watt
Joseph Hutchinson
Congress
Kansas City Platform
William J. Bryan
McKinley
United States
Josteph A. Hutchinson
R. L. Glenn
Avery C. Moore
James R. Sovereign
Hutchinson
Ada
Bingham
Boise
Cassia
Custer
Idaho
Kootenai
Latah
Lemhi
Lincoln
Nez Perce
Neida
Owyhee
Washington
Glenn—Bannock
Bear Lake
Oneida
Total
Moore—Bingham
Blaine
Canyon
Elmore
Fremont
Sovereign
Bannock Shoshone
Adi
Moore
Glenn
Hutchinsson
Oyster Bay
L. I
William Loeb, JR
Frank W. Hunt
W. H. Watt
D. L. Evans
Charles H. Jackson
Bannock
Boaz
Linccoln
Shoshone
Wall
Evans—Bannock
Jackson—Bannock
Washington County
Jackson
W. E. Adams
F. F E. Fogt
C. J. Vassett
John C. Callahan
E. P. Coltman
American Mining Congress rises from fallen international body
The article notes the international mining congress dissolves with adjournment at 4 30 and the American Mining congress will be formed to continue five years of work. Ella Knowles Haskell leads Montana opposition using parliamentary tactics delaying the vote. The new organization features Life Active and Associate memberships with $1 annual dues and voting rights limited for associates.
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Black Hills
D. D
International Mining Congress
American Mining Congress
International Organization
Montana
Ella Knowles Haskell
Committee On Organization
Elliott
EF. R. Buckley
Rolla
Messrs
Shafner
Buckley
Congress
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Executive Committee
American Mining Congress Adopts Permanent Organization Report
Despite strong opposition led by Ella Knowles Haskell, the committee report on permanent organization is adopted by an overwhelming majority at the American Mining Congress ensuring firm leadership and structured governance.
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Committee On Organization
Montana
Ella Knowles Haskell
Shafner
Congress
Haskell
Committee On Permanent Organization
Joseph
Utah
W. Russell
South Dakota
Theodore E. Burton
Cleveland
Burton
Ways and Means
The
National Congress
Associated of Companies of California
Committee On
Black Hills Win Bid for Next Year’s Meeting
President Judge J H Richards of Idaho heads the new slate with S W Russell of South Dakota and E R Buckley of Missouri as vice presidents. Irwin Mahon of Pennsylvania keeps secretary post after a contested vote with J K Armstrong, who joins the executive committee. Delegates favor Black Hills for 1905 and Ohio Oregon and Washington contend for seats as Portland Seattle fight for next year’s host.
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Charles W. Goodale
Butte
L. K. Armstrong
Washington
John T. Grayson
Oregon
W. L. Kendall
Ohio
S. W. Russell
South Dakota
E. R. Buckley
Missouri
Thomas Fwing
California
Irwin Mahon
Pennsyl
J. K. Armestrong
Armstrong
Mr. Elliott
Haskell
Col
Black Hills
Chicago
Portland
Seattle
E. W. Martin
Fred X. Rexinger
McBride
Puget Sound
Congress
Marriage license issued to Malta man and city woman
A marriage license was issued today in Great Falls to Edmund Alarech of Malta and Katherine Staldie of Great Falls.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Edmund Alarech
Malta
Katherine Staldie
Strike Near Settled at Livingston as Union and Company Bargain
machinists at Northern Pacific reach an apparent settlement after talks with Master Mechanic Clarkson. About half return to work. union questions whether workers can be admitted individually rather than as a body, seeking guidance from the grand lodge.
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Standard
Livingston
Machinists’ Union
Clarkson the Machinists
Northern Pacific
Horn
Cooper
St. Paul
Grand Lodge
St Paul
Huntington succeeds Mackay as Minneapolis & St Louis director
Announcement from New York states H. E. Huntington has succeeded the late John W Mackay in the directorship of the Minneapolis and St Louis Railroad company.
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New York
H. E. Huntington
John W Mackay
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad Company
Governor Sets Thursday Meeting Over Anthracite Strike
Harrisburg September 5 Governor Stone designated next Thursday for a discussion with a committee named by the people's alliance formed at Hazleton to seek the best means of ending the anthracite coal strike.
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Harrisburg
Stone
People’s Alliance
Hazleton
Horse Frightened by Auto in Great Falls
A horse belonging to William Howard, a contractor, frightened by an automobile near a vacant lot in Great Falls on September 5. No injuries reported and the animal was secured by the owner.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Wiliam Howard
Animal attack injures man on Third Avenue South
A man on Third Avenue South and Twelfth Street was frightened by a vehicle belonging to W. R. Dickinson this afternoon and sustained a broken leg. The animal was later killed by Poundmaster Fletcher.
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Third Avenue
Twelfth Street
W. R. Dickinson
Poundmaster Fletcher
Commissioners plan trip to resolve Black Butte road troubles
Great Falls Sept 4. Commissioners Delphey and Roulswick will visit Black Butte tomorrow to settle ongoing road troubles that have stirred residents of the district.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Delphey and
Roulswick
Black Butte
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Anaconda
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Hepner
Ea Day
Greenhorn Mountain
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Ita
Mrs. Haskell
J. H. Richards
Vania
F. R. Buckley
E. L. Shafner
Mr. Shafner
W. P. Kinney
Kinney
J. A. Holmes
Professor Holmes
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