Butte Winds Up Home Series and Seeks Victory
Butte closes its home slate with four games against Great Falls this week and five on the road next week. Helena signs Western league experts to bolster for the final series, while Great Falls adds Fred Raymer as shortstop and faces a tight race with Helena and Butte for the top spot. The Intermountain Series in Boise with a $250 purse looms, and local entertainment featured a charity show with Ollie Murphy and the Stevens siblings drawing strong crowds.
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Butte
Great Falls
Helena
Anaconda
Mountain View Park
H. ©. Maupin
Hall and McKibbon
McVicker
Helenas
Boise
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Pocatello
Ogden
Bolee
Fred Raymer
Sioux City
Zearfoes
Marshall
St. Joseph
Pueblo
Colo
Milwaukee
Mertes
Chicaeer
Lockhead
Buttes
Cleveland
Donahue
Anderson
Hennessy Sells Knox Hats for Best Available
Hennessy offers the Knox hat as the best option due to lack of better choices. Buyers are urged to purchase now to secure the top headgear.
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Hennessy
Knox
Saile's Death Under Inquest at Silver Bow Junction
Coroner Jullien opened an official inquest into John Saile's death at Silver Bow Junction after he was killed while attempting to swing under a southbound Short Line passenger coach. Witnesses from Silver Bow testified that Saile grabbed the rods, his foot caught, and he was carried under the wheels for two cars before dying. The inquest will resume Wednesday in the city when the train crew returns from the South.
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Jullien
John Saile
Silver Bow Junction
Saile
Silver Bow
Mattson
Buckingham
Man Clubbing Case at Butte Brewery Saloon
George Vuksinich was battered at the Butte Brewery saloon by M. McDonald. Dr. Sievers treated a number of head cuts and Detective Murphy made the arrest.
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George Vuksinich
M. McDonald
Butte Brewery
Dr. Sievers
Detective Murphy
Coloma Scholastic Ent ertainment and Dance Enlivens Evening
A Coloma event on Friday August 30 showcased a school entertainment and dance concluding a successful term. The program featured an original song Coloma performed by the school and a recitation by Miss Jennie Chamberlain followed by a cakewalk by May Guend and Frank Chamberlain with notable skill for debutants.
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Ollie Murphy
Amy Stevens
Frank Chamberlain
Cora Stevens
Fred Stevens
Harry Murphy
Helena Gleeson
Anaconda
Swift Chamberlain
America
Coloma
Nellie Chamberlain
Garnet
Thas
Jennie Chamberlain
May Guend Frank Chamberlain
Frank
Black Patti
Watch raffle winner at Columbia Gardens on Labor Day
Ticket 22 won a gold watch raffle held at Columbia Gardens on Labor Day. The prize valued at 140 dollars was awarded by a member of the family of James Judge a plasterer.
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Columbia Gardens
James Judge
James Hanratty Dies at 73. Funeral Tuesday
James Hanratty aged 73 died yesterday at 415 W Copper Street. Funeral is Tuesday at 9 o clock from the residence to St Patrick’s Church for a solemn high mass. He leaves four daughters and four sons.
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James Hanratty
Copper Street
St. Patrick's Church
Coroner’s jury holds Regan responsible for Kennedy death
Great Falls, Sept. 8. An inquest at Cascade found John Regan responsible for the death of Van Kennedy who died after injuries from a blow and a rock incident. The jury will decide between murder or manslaughter once County Attorney Gormley returns. Regan claims self defense after Kennedy attacked with a knife. Regan, of Big Sandy, had a previously clean reputation and is jailed pending charges.
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Great Falls
Cascade
van Kennedy
John Regan
Regan
Gormley
Helena
Sennedy
Kennedy
P. L. Runyan
Runyan
Crocade
Chicago
Tintinger
Gussipers
Hamilton
Big Sandy
Rights of Vacabond Mules From Case and Comment
A case discusses a disorderly mule found loitering with no owner evident. The notice of sale after five days was deemed insufficient, and the court rejected a strict interpretation of immediate publication, ruling no need for extreme haste in publishing.
VerOne Defendants arraigned. Verona Kays cases set for trial
Edward Smith pleads for appointed lawyer or plea of guilty as district court schedules early trials. Verona murder case set for September 28 and Keys for October 3. J J Mason to be tried October 2. Other defendants face grand larceny robbery and assault charges with hearings through next Saturday. Judge Clancy denies one information and orders another filing.
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Edward Smith
Clancy
Charles Verona
Thomas Keys
J. J. Mason
Supreme Court
John Boyd
J. E. Clifford
Henry Evans
I. Cohen
Eugene Riley
James Blake
W. A. Bridges
Pat Griffin
Levi Cartier
John F. Lang
Dan Ryan
Frank Gallan
Anaconda Standard Promises Best Value in Northwest News
The Anaconda Standard advertises itself as a premier daily newspaper offering global markets stock quotes mining and general news with superior value compared to other Northwest papers.
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Northwest
Anaconda Baseball Fight Leaves Two Injured
Kid Carsey assaulted manager Arthur Clarkson on Main street over a disputed release date. Clarkson landed a right hook, Carsey broke two front teeth and severed a tendon in his right hand, sending both to St. Ann’s hospital. Carsey faces assault charges. Later, Butte players clashed with Anaconda figures near the same scene. Eddie Burke punched Jack O'Brien and was taken into custody.
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Kid Carsey
Arthur Clarkson
Anaconda
Carsey
Clarkson
Main Street
Park Avenue
St. Ann's Hospital
Spelman
Cavanaugh
Butte
Jack O’brien
Eddie Burke
O'Brien
Burke
White
Populists in Session at Anaconda Conference
Secretary of State Hogan and Populist chairman Shifelbin aided in reviving populism in Anaconda. A Turner hall conference at 3 p m presided by Dr. Oliver Leiser preceded a county central committee meeting that named 33 delegates and 33 alternates for the state convention to meet in Helena on September 19. The lists were not made public.
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Hogan
Shifelbin
State Central Committee
Anaconda
Turner Hall
Oliver Leiser
County Central Committee
Helena
Silver Bow County
Montana
Democratic Party of
Silver Bow
Renshaw Hall
Butte
County Convention Seeks to Form Local Ticket after State Meeting
A county convention follows the state gathering to organize a local ticket for the upcoming elections. Delegates aim to place candidates in the field, aligning with state guidance and local interests.
Sunday church services and programs listed at multiple congregations
The piece lists Trinity Sunday services across churches: Presbyterian pastor F B Cleland with 11 am and 1 pm sermons, special music, and detailed morning and evening musical programs. St Mark’s Episcopal, Baptist, Christian Church, and other congregations show service times, Sunday schools, and events including a funeral service for Bullas Parrott at Nine Mile House.
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F. B. Cleland
Dudley Buck
Jerusalem
Parker Rees
Deshayes
Homer Bartlett
Warren
Mendelssohn
Jean MacDougal
Misenda Marchion
Martz
Pickle
Mrs. Richardson
Julius Grison
Julius Jordan
John Marsh
Aneed
Christian Sol- Giera
Cceneasess
H. G. MacDougal
St. Mark's Episcopal
W. H. Setzer
Louisville
The
Baptist Church
Christian Church
Sixth and
Oak Streets
Fred Minnick
Bullas Parrott
Nine Mile House
German Lutheran Services Tonight at Swedish Church
German Lutheran services will be conducted tonight at o'clock in the Swedish church at Fifth and Cedar streets, by Rev. Mr. Hudtioff.
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Corner Fifth
Cedar Streete
Mr. Hudtioff
What Roiled the Engineer
A New York Mail and Express engineer recalls near misses on the track. He describes a close call with a man who walked onto the rails, whistle blown and brakes applied, only to be a provocateur of dangerous humor, prompting reflection on fate and misjudgment.
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New York Mail and Express
Bill
Albany
Poughkeepsie Bridge
Darkening the Dawn With Silk Handkerchiefs and Nightwear
A discussion on blocking early morning light suggests using a black India silk handkerchief over the eyes as an effective sleep aid, with alternatives like a black stocking or shawl. It notes housing windows, blinds, and papered walls reflect light and affect air flow, especially for city travelers and hotel guests waking at dawn.
Window Light and Air in Confined Rooms
The text notes that excessive light enters and air remains scant, making it impossible to block light even with drawn blinds and open shutters. It emphasizes persistent brightness and poor ventilation in the described space.
Rochester’s Daisy Stevenson Runs Woman Butcher Shop
From September Success Rochester New York reports Daisy Stevenson a woman butcher under 30 who for two and a half years has managed a market substituting for her sick father. She opened the shop to prevent strangers from taking the business and has made it a success. She starts at 6 40 in winter and 6 in summer. She notes the difficulty in finding good help and keeps strict customer accounts.
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Rochester
N. Y
Daisy Stevenson
Syracuse
Silver Bow County Caucuses and Primaries Set for Sept 1900
The notice details a county convention on September 19 1900 in Helena to elect 122 delegates and 122 alternates for Silver Bow county and to nominate county officers including two district judges twelve assembly members three county commissioners sheriff treasurer assessor attorney clerk and more. Caucuses and primaries occur September 18 at 8 pm and September 15 from 4 to 8 pm at designated precinct locations listed with names and venues.
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Silver Bow County
Helena
Montana
Legislative Assembly
Egates
John Cadigan
Rdisdouk City Hall
Walkerville
John Curran
P. J. Sullivan
Hibernian
Leary
Gautea
East Woolman
Eash
Silver Lake Hotel
Portland House
Laramie
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the Fair's “Suiversary
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Johnson Brothers
Tike
W. Park
Corner of the Fair Academy
Sei
Aomarmme
Eicaee Pan Teeeee -Reynolds
McDowell’s
Ges Wesses
Florence
Gagnon
Femat Cemia
Clarence Hotel
Cottage Hotel
West Galena
William Gallick
West Porphyry
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Andy Dahl
Burlington
Willam Broke
Brown's Gulch
Telegraph
Ed Gavin
Feeley
Pat Lilly
Divide Soap Gulch
Napoleon Guyer
Melrose
James Lamb
Ralston
Ralston Gregson Springs Hotel
County Central
P. J. McArthur
AY Stivers
Dr. Dodd
West Park St
Butte, Mont
Over Grownfield- Canty Carpet Co
Electric Contracting Co. Telephone
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C . Schatzlein
Fayette Harrington
Charles R, A
A. B. Clements
Heinze
Henry Mueller
Frank Vasins
W. L. Moyer
Butte Mont
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Europe
Orient Safe Deposit
Pusite
L. Moyer
C. C. Swinborne
K. A. Kunkel
Ase
K. Lewis
J. H. Vivian
W. P Fayette Harrington
Silver Bow National Bank OF
National Bank
New York
Union National Bank
Crocker-Woolworth National Bank
San Francisco
Ladd & Tilton
Portland
Ore
Deseret National Bank
Balt Shah
Pirst National Bank
Minnea
First National Bank OF
Andrew J. Davia
Preaidest
Tutt Talbott
George
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Main and Park
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
Z. Hodgens
Collee
Creighton
Omaha
G. W. St H. Barrett
D. Leavitt
T M. Hodgens
J. O. Hodgens
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