Inquest Finds Sullivan Shot Saier After Bar Fight
Coroner's jury reports Saier died from a bullet wound inflicted by James B. Sullivan during a Majestic saloon affray. Physicians testified the autopsy showed severed sciatic nerve and cut femoral artery, with criticism of the post injury treatment as criminal surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Saler
James B. Sullivan
Walsh Undertaking
Stokes
Scott
Sullivan
Matt Canning
Christopher ‘Ourner
John B. Sullivan
Dr. Stokes
Ater
Sater
Canning
Saier
Turner
Empioyee
Saler
Suedeere
Council
Thomas Johnson
Majestic
Gallagher
James Murray
Arrest of Greek man for carrying brass knuckles
Ernest Croline was arrested last night on a charge of carrying concealed weapons after being found with a pair of brass knuckles. He appeared in the early evening, riding in a Posetettar manner before detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Croline
Policemen arrest man after brass knuckles incident in street
A man playing an accordion on the street drew a crowd and angered a horse owner. Two large policemen detained him after he attempted to use brass knuckles. The confrontation ended with his arrest.
Death of Alice Frances Sanders Infant Destroys Family
Alice Frances Sanders seven months old died at home from stomach inflammation at 514 North Henry street. The burial will be in Helena at 7 PM today near Wilbur F. Sanders, pioneer and grandfather. Mr and Mrs Louis P Sanders mourn their loss with many friends offering sympathy.
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Alice Frances
Louis P. Sandére
North Henry Street
Helena
Wilbur F. Sanders
Bryan Responds on How Demands Align With Senate Reality
In lengthy Q and A with the Tribune, William Jennings Bryan argues a Democratic victory would yield a Democratic House and likely a Republican Senate, allowing pressure for tariff reform trusts regulation and labor measures. He warns against a perpetual Republican majority and urges voters to back the Democratic platform.
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Senate
Taft
Mr. Bryan
House of Representatives
House
the Tribune
Congress
Theis
Tribune
Bryan
The
Funds Lacking Says Mr Hitchcock In October Campaign
Chicago September 21 funds to cover long vigorous campaign expenses are not forthcoming said Frank Hitchcock chairman republican national committee He noted delays in state campaign setup and aimed to unite factions For October he predicted strong campaigns in normally republican states and many doubtful ones Henry Cochems Indiana and Minnesota leaders echoed optimism Taft Sherman tickets would win and GOP majorities expected in key states
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Chicago
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Hitchcock
Henry Cochems
Milwaukee
la Follette
John P. Kealing
Indiana
Fairbanks
Taft
Sherman
James A. Tawney
Minnesota
Appropriations Committee
House
House of Representatives
Butte Briefs Snapshots From Area Visitors and Events
A rapid-fire roundup lists visitors and residents stopping in Butte from Helena Billings Bozeman and Dillon. It notes births last week at local addresses and a duck hunt trip to Red Rock. Also reported are recovery from illness for James Berry and update on Thomas Bothwick’s hospital condition after an assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Goodkind
Miss Goodkind
Helena
Thornton
Thomas Prendergast
Empire Street
Frank Conley
Deer Lodge
Red Rock
James Berry
Newswriters’ Union
Inter Mountain
George Woodworth
Fred Woodworth
Wisdom
Big Hole
Lewistown
Thomas Bothwick
St. James’ Hospital
Assault Alleged as Arlford Held in City Jail
Charles Arlford is under arrest at the city jail charged with assault. The complainant is Maud Byrnes his step daughter who says he beat her with a crutch at 640 East Aluminum street. The case will be heard before Judge McGowan this morning if the prosecution does not back up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Arlford
Maud Byrnes
Arlford
East Aluminum Street
Vancouver tops Butte on Nordyke timely batting
Vancouver won the game 4 to 2 with key hits from Nordyke. Batteries Engle and Sugden teamed with Thomas and Spencer in a tight win in Vancouver play dated September 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Nordyke
Vancouver Oe
Eses
Alcor Norn
Engle
Sugden
Thomas and Spencer
Floods in Malaga Province Cause Collapses and Drownings
Madrid dispatches report heavy floods in Malaga province with several houses collapsing and multiple drownings. A separate sports note hints at Elberfeild likely to be traded by New York, with doubts about playing under a new manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Malaga
Elberfeild
New York
Moyer in Butte for informal union visits
Charles H. Moyer president of the Western Federation of Miners is in Butte for a few days visiting allied bodies and will address the Butte Miners' union and smeltermen. He notes improving employment and copper output while avoiding discussions on broader labor strikes.
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Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Butte
Butte Miners’ Union
Anaconda
Western Federation
Denver
Great Industrial Organization
Mr. Moyer
Alaska
Don Mahoney
Mr. Mover
Moyer
Democratic Plan to Win Pacific States in October
Norman E. Mack, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, announces a push to force fighting in Pacific states. In October, national speakers will be sent west to swing California, Oregon, Montana, and Colorado to Bryan and Kern. Mack cites favorable reports and aims to hold gains in the middle West as Republicans reel.
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New York
Norman_ E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Pacific Coast
Mack
California
Oregon
Montana
Colorado
Bryan
Kern
Middle West
National Committee
National
Pacific States
Far West
Walkerville Council Holds Quiet Semi Monthly Meeting
Walkerville council held a brief semi monthly session focused on routine business and a long standing sewer proposition. The committee will address old grievances to improve the hill city sewer system to rival others in the state. All but one member attended and participated.
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Walkerville
Hill City
Commonwealth
Harriman the Modern Titan of Wall Street Thought
Harper's Weekly extols E. H. Harriman as an almost legendary figure beside Porfirio Diaz, tracing his rise from a poor dominie’s son to master of vast leveraged finance and Wall Street power, with a sweeping vision that spans from New York to the far reaches of the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Weekly
Porfirio Diaz
Harriman
United States
New York
Puget Sound
Chihuahua
Sonora
Durango
Dominie
Wall Street Finance
Alexanders
Railroad mastery and the Union Pacific saga
In a dramatic account a figure trained by the Illinois Central steers a vast railroad deal. The narrative describes a choose to invest billions amid a chaotic market, painting a bold, mythic rise within the railroad arena and the collapse of the derelict entity once known as Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Illinois Central
Union Pacific
Italy
Haskell Laughs at Hearst Charges on Oklahoma Trip
Kansas City Sept 21 Charles N Haskell Oklahoma governor and national committee treasurer refuted Hearst accusations linking him to Standard Oil. He dismissed resigning and boasted of vindication in last fall’s state campaign while traveling to Chicago. The article also quips about milk pasteurization praise for Dr Fulton.
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Kansas City
Charles N Haskell
Oklahoma
Democratic National Committee
Haskell
Hearst
Standard Oil Company
National Committee
Chicago
The Telltale Parrot
The tale recalls the winter death of George Winthrop Sands at St. Moritz and a parrot story told by George Cornwallis-West at a Kulm hotel ball. The parrot had learned a new boastful speech during his absence, reciting lines about champagne and being unseen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
George Winthrop Sands
St. Moritz
Engadine
Kulm Hotel
Mr. Sends
George Cornwallis-West
Harvest Poem by Lurana W. Sheldon
Wind blown shadows move across hills as autumn grain whitens fields and farmers reap. Birds migrate south while frost hints at coming snows and orchards yield windfalls and presses.
Acknowledges Cuban governance progress under Magoon
The Washington Post argues that Americans will welcome Cuba’s independence after a clean administration. It credits Governor Magoon with steady progress despite conflicting orders and restricted authority, noting U S policy remains inexperienced in governing alien peoples and should rely on ground personnel for accountable results.
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Washington Post
Cuba
Magoon
United States
In a Bad Fix From the Chicago News
In a tense civil battle the captain rallies troops with a grim forecast of heavy odds. One drummer boy pleads that he has no weapon as the line braces for the coming fight.
A Happy First Impression From Puck
A quirky note from Puck recalls Clarence Sixper, Uncle Henry and a misread scene of coffins hung under trees becoming hammocks. The undertaker Bill Mope is said to have failed and run a sale amid comic confusion.
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Puck
Clarence Sixper
Uncle Henry
Bill Mope
Taft and Roosevelt Demand Clear Party Duty in Ohio Clash
Theodore Roosevelt praises William H. Taft as the right man for the presidency and denounces compromise with the opposition. He argues Republicans must uphold administration policies, reject Foraker, and entrust the nation to Taft’s proven record and fearless integrity. Sagamore Hill, Oyster Bay, Sept. 21, 1908.
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Rpublicans 9
Ohio
Repubian Party
Roosevelt
Foraker
William H. Taft
Mr. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
Foraker Delays Reply to President Over Taft Endorsement
United States Senator J B Foraker says he will not reply tonight to President Roosevelt's statement on Judge Taft and Foraker's renomination. He plans to consider and may issue a formal answer tomorrow if needed and may differ by edition of newspapers.
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Cincinnati
United States
J. B. Foraker
Roosevelt
Taft
Senator Foraker
Associated Press
Foraker
Taft Reads Roosevelt Production Without Comment
Judge Taft read and reread Roosevelt's production amid the Foraker Hearst dispute, recalling the president quoting him and deciding not to add to the subject at this time. He gave no indication of future statements. An ad for Golden C cough cure accompanies the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Taft
President Roosevelt
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Juda C Pearson
Notice to creditors and all persons with claims against Juda C Pearson deceased. Nils Pearson as administrator requests claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Filing at J H Duffy law office in Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana. Dated Anaconda December 5 1908.
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Juda C. Pearson
J. H. Duffy
Durstan Block
City of Anaconda
Mont
Deer Lodge
Montana
Nils Pearson
Judah
Pearson
Anaconda
Cree
H. Duffy
William J. Evans
William Eva Admi Anaconda
Notice of probate for John Moultin will Montana
In the Third judicial district in Deer Lodge Montana a probate notice announces September 21 1908 and October 3 1908 as the date for proving the will of John Moultin deceased and for Mary Hultin to apply for letters testamentary with interested persons invited to contest.
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Third Judicial District
State of
Montana
Deer Lodge
John Moultin
Mont
John Haultin
Mary Hultin
Montana constitutional amendment on public moneys depository board
Official notice describes a proposed 1908 Montana constitutional amendment to section 14 article 12. It details the state depository board powers, deposit protections for treasurers, penalties for misuses, election ballot language, and the governor's duty to submit the question at the next general election. Secretary A N Yoder certifies the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Su Coreen
Comene
Eee
Notice of Montana constitutional tax levy amendment
Official notice of an amendment to article 12 section 9 proposing tax levy increases in Montana. The act sets taxation caps at three mills, with triggers at $500 million and $800 million in property value, requires separate ballots in November 1908, repeals conflicting acts, and takes effect upon approval. Signed by Secretary of State A N Yoder in Helena on July 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Tenth Legislative Assembly
Montana
Helena
A. N. Yoder
State of
Legislative Assembly
State of Montana
I. A. N. Yoder
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Roger Edwards
The administratrix MAUCH KING of the estate of Roger Edwards deceased in Deer Lodge Montana notifies all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims at the office of attorney W H Trippet in Anaconda. The notice is dated August 29 1908 and directs where to transact estate business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Edwards
W. H. Trippet
Bank
Main Street
Park Avenue
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Montana
Mauch, King
Estate of William J Evans Deceased Administrator Named
The administrator of the estate of William J Evans invites creditors and all persons to exhibit claims at the place of business near Anaconda in Deer Lodge County Montana. The notice specifies the time and place for handling estate matters and distributions.
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Sanders
Tober
Taft and Sherman
Butte Briefs
W. W. Williams
W. J. Berry
Hel
Ena
D. C. Hervey
Billings
J. E. Baird
Bozeman
Charles D. French
George Meyers
Harvey Wellcome
Finlen
Boulder
D. A. Morrison
Whitehall
William J. Thomas
Great Fallss
A. W. Littlepaige
John Polich
Iron Mountain
Mabel Willard
Dillon
H. M. Stewart
Edith Colvin
Emil Wilson
West Woolman Street
Mal
Toil
Walkerville Council
Cincinnati Enquirer
John S. Fulton
Washington
International Congress of Tuberculosis
Ante
Lurana W. Sheldon
Chicago News
little'Flanity
Fosselman’s
East Park
Legals
Irac, Gnose
Third Judicial District Court of
Deer Lodge County
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