Confrontation at Silver Bow People's Party Convention
The Silver Bow county convention deteriorates into clashes as old leaders J. P. Murphy William Shiflebin and Tom McLauglin are sidelined in favor of Thomas R. Hinds and allies. Delegates clash over credentials seating and a Helena meeting plan with fusion forces suspected of influence.
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People’s Party
McLaughlin
Shiflebin
Murphy
Silver Bow
People's Party
Auditorum
J. P. Murphy
William Shiflebin
Tom McLaughlin
Peoples Party
Helena
Montara
W. A. Clark
Tom McLauchlin
Hinds
Gates
Thomas McLaughlin
J.P. Murphy
O'Mally
Aias
Weston
Abe Phillips
Phillips
Tom Hinds
Breen
C. BP. Mahoney
James Benedict
J. M. Lewis
M. G. O'Mally
Clancy
W. O D. Clark
Fad Matthews
John Byrne
Silver Bow County
Helens
William Clancy
W. D D. Clark
Ed Mathews
Thomas Curtis
Robert Cruikshank
Alex Mackel
Mike Lowney
A. ©. Abbott
Don Mahoney
John Bloor
P. J. Cowley
Adolph Holst
John Mutton
James Coll
Frank Rowan
Frank Caughlin
James McGovern
John Malloy
John McGee
Mike Godfrey
Dan W. Shea
Shithebin
Cain
Peter Breen
Labor Party Convention Elects 86 Delegates to State Meet
Silver Bow county Labor Party held its county convention last evening and elected 86 delegates to the State labor convention in Helena. The gathering adjourned after selecting a credentials committee and arranging for a later meeting at the auditorium. The meeting featured heated debate over delegation selection and adjournment procedures, with disputes over a gag rule and pro rata representation from precincts.
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Court House
Helena
Melonna
New Labor Party of
Silver Bow County
M. P. Haggerty
Frank J. Pelletier
Haggerty
Charles Juannin
F. Baxtell
John Quinn
Quinn
John Dawson
J. F. Dobson
Phil Bowden
Michael Deevy
Charles Lannin
James Bosch
Dan McDonald
M. J. Geiger
R. A. Pel Key
Permanent Organization and Order of Business
Martin Dee
J. M. Flynn
Joseph Shannon
Frank Pelletier
W. H. Pierce
Justin Butler
A. M. Brouse
Frank Milner
Thomas Redman
House
W. J. Robb
J. Wettengil
J. M. Nally
Committee On
Djourn
J. L. Davis
Patrick McMahon
Labor Party
J. H. Leahey
J. I. Davies
Mr. McDonald
Krugers Europe Trip Said For Health Not Policy
Johannesburg rumor says General Christian De Wet was killed near Potschstrom on Sept 7. The London Tribune reports. Transvaal consular chief told the Express the Kruger voyage to Europe is personal for health, not political. He declined to say if timing suits a political statement.
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Sonal Business
New York
Johannesburg
Christian DeWet
Potschfstrom
London
the Tribune
Kruger
Europe
Express
Transvaal
W Kruger
Townes Talk Draws Large Tacoma Audience
Tacoma Washington September 17 Hon Charles A Towne addressed a large and enthusiastic crowd delivering a speech similar in substance to those given elsewhere.
Pekin Military Actions Report From War Front
Reports from Pekin via Tientsin and Shanghai describe provost courts opened by military commanders. German forces impose capital punishment for robbery. Captain William Forsythe leads 300 U S cavalry on a ten day reconnaissance to northwest Pekin to rescue Christians. Some expeditions planned but hindered by public opposition. British Bengal lancers allegedly aided Germans at Hiang Hsiang, with Chinese losses totaling about 400.
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Pekin
Tientsin
Shanghai
William Forsythe
Sixth
United States Cavalry
Bengal Lancers
Hiang Hsiang
President McKinley to Washington for public business
Canton Ohio reports President McKinley will depart at noon for Washington to handle official duties possibly tied to the Chinese question and other matters needing prompt attention. Only Secretary Cortelyou will accompany him.
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Canton
Ohio
McWinley
Washington
Cortelyou
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William Shirebin
Mike Mayphdering
James McGuire
George F. Bartlett
John Hoy
Don P. Mahoney
James Byrne
Order of Business
M. P. Toner
George Dateh
John Weston
Dan Brown
M c
Tom
Mackel
Con P. Mahoney
James Ryan
Dennis Hinds
Pat Brady
B. Terry
W. ID. Clark
Jack Hoy
Anthony Reilly
Frank Curran
Pat Wall
Charles O'Neill
John Nugent
Dick Warrington
Jon Mulderiy
Joseph P. Grant
George Ritsch
William Tipple
William Nolan
William Smith
Pat Brennan
J. Lynch
John Cooley
John Healey
Thomas Barrett
Don Boyle
Richard Sables
Mike Brennan
John Doran
Anthony Coggins
James Murray
Joan Harrington
John Ridney
Dat McMahon
Mike Mongan
Utenry Cudd
Joseph Morrissey
William Hayden
Roy Owens
Thomas Uren
Mike Tirney
John Devit
John Dougher
James Touhill
James Lowney
Frank Daley
Michael Monahan
James Flannagan
Walter Riddle
John Hennessy
William Mulderig
James Connors
Frank Marron
Fred Forrest
John Verans
Ioan Gavin
Dan Hungate
H. E F. Smith
John Welly
Mike Mullarkey
John Ricksby
Mike Melee
Patrick Wilgallon
Pat Boland
KE. J. Blitzner
M. J. Hamimona
Richard Ring
Mike Green
John McGibbney
Charles Grant
Ed Boyle
J. J. Sullivan
Bert Garner
William Merkely
Gustav Rapp
Barney Furey
John Callahan
James Gillahee
Mike Shea
John Murphy
Don Brennan
Labor Party Convention
Cassidy
Mr. Davis
Davis
Organized Labor
Oom
Paul
Hennessy’s
Hennessy's
Broadway
Hennessy
Butte
Modistes
Paris
Mm. Virot
Linn Faulkner
Mme
Julia
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Lichtenstein
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New York City
Knox
Butterick
Montana
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