Socialists nominate district judges and county ticket
The Socialists of Silver Bow county held a courthouse convention and named a complete county slate led by C. Cc. McHugh, A. Clinch, Jacob Jacobson for district judges, and Will iam H. Pierce, Harvey Smith, M. G. O'Malley among others. They adopted a platform pushing labor rights and collective ownership, with ballots for superintendent and central committee. The gather ing included 46 delegates, two women, and end ed with adjournment after central committee results.
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Silver Bow County
C. Cc. McHugh
A. ¥. Clinch
Jacob Jacobson
William H. Pierce
Harvey Smith
M. G. O'Malley
J. O. Fagan
James M. Robinson
John F. O'Brien
Frank Curran
Arthur E. Cox
Oscar Stenberg
Henry Smith
Frank Morsland
A. B. Clinch
Hugh McManus
George H. Ambrose
Carl Johnson
Central Committee
H.L. Maury
A. M. Jennings
L. A. Vanhorn
Henry Davis
John Peurara
W. H. Pierce
H. I. Maury
F. H. Utter
G. R. McDonald
J. F. O'Brien
G. H. Ambrose
William Kennedy
A. N. Jennings
C. C. McHugh
Jesse Bromley
Wu Ting-fang Recalled as Chinese Minister to U S
Washington reports from Peking say Wu Ting-fang, Chinese minister to the United States, will be recalled in November and replaced by Chung Men Yew, former Manila consul general. Tang Shao Yi will accompany the new envoy, who arrives in Washington with the emperor’s dispatches. Wu, admired for learning and American know-how, dismisses the change as a routine matter despite prior rumors of dissatisfaction with his political remarks.
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Washington
Peking
Wu Ting-fang
United States
Chung Men Yew
Empire
Manila
Tang Shao Yi
Opium Commission
Fein
China
Mrs Julia Hamilton seeks new trial in Weiss mining suit
Mrs Julia F. Hamilton financial backer of St A Weiss asks district court for a new trial in the suit brought by Matilda Weiss administratrix. Judge Lynch ruled against Hamilton, claiming funds deposited in Clark Bank under Weiss and Hamilton were Weiss’s estate. Affidavits from McKenzie Pauley Vanney Walker testify Weiss was broke and borrowed from Hamilton with no money of his own, and that he urged her to recover funds before his death.
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Julia F. Hamilton
St. A. Weiss
District Court
Matilda Weiss
Hamilton
Lynch
More Troops for the Park in Yellowstone Action
General Franklin Bell chief of staff of the United States Army visited Butte on the way to Helena to inspect Western posts and the Yellowstone park garrison. He announced the department would add two cavalry troops to the park in response to the recent sensational stage robbery. As tourism rises more soldiers may be deployed. He was met in Butte by his uncle Robert A Bell of Helena and will proceed to Helena before traveling south.
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Franklin Bell
United States Army
Butte
Helena
Yellowstone Park
Park
General Bell
Robert A. Bell
Bell
Performed With Show Placed Under Arrest
Special Dispatch to the Standard Missoula Sept 4 Ray From and Charles Cook two performers with a carnival company showing here were arrested today on a grand larceny charge. They allegedly took a moving picture machine and 3000 feet of film from the company during a prior engagement in Chamberlain South Dakota. From’s wife accused them after a quarrel claiming the machine was cached in South Dakota with plans to return and start a rival show. The men are jailed and to have a hearing tomorrow.
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Standard
Missoula
Ray From
Charles Cook
Chamberlain
From
South Dakota
Cholera Advisory to Navy at Cavite
Secretary Metcalf orders the Pacific fleet at Cavite to restrict shore visits and bar visitors aboard until ships return from Yokohama after reporting cholera in the Philippine islands. The instruction aims to prevent epidemic spread to the battleship fleet and personnel at Manila and Cavite.
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Metcalf
Cavite
Admiral Sperry
Philippine Islands
Manila
Yokohama
Glover Held in Missoula Jail for Drunkenness
Harry B. Glover is jailed in Missoula on drunkenness charges. He carries papers showing service as chief non commissioned officer on the Olympia under Admiral Dewey and medals for swimming skating and bicycling. Glover sold gyroscope tickets at the fair.
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Standard
Missoula
Harry B. Glover
Olympia
Admiral Dewey
Glover
California wine house invites visitors to art rich Montana display
August Fack, proprietor, extends a cordial welcome to patrons to enjoy high grade goods and a half hour rest among a collection of paintings and sculptures, described as artistic and magnificent, at the California wine house in Montana.
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California
Montana
August Fack
Wool bunting flag sale offer in Standard ad.
The Standard advertises all wool bunting flags measuring 46 star flags on both sides. Flags are 6 by 50 feet with double stitching, heavy canvas headings, brass grommets, and a hem tape to prevent fraying in storms. Free with each $10 year in advance subscription to the Standard.
Bryan praises Ohioan amid bimetallic debate
The article reports on Mr. Bryan's remarks on international bimetallism and government ownership, contrasting his stance with Taft and Roosevelt. He says Taft imitates Democrats on reforms and vows not to follow Taft’s policies. Bryan plans to stay until tomorrow morning then depart for Terre Haute at 8:45 over the Big Four.
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Taft
Mr. Bryan
Terre Haute
Ind
Big Four
Rockefeller party tours Butte on westward trip
The St Paul railroad officers and Rockefeller party officers left for the west around noon, delaying time. They toured Butte by automobile visiting Anaconda hill and Leonard mine of Boston and Montana company. Some members rode underground. Thayer and Gillie joined to Bonner to inspect the lumber mill later.
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St. Paul
Rockefeller
West
Barling
Butte
KB. Thayer
John Gillie
B. O H. Dunshee
J. C. Adams
Mr. Gillie
Bonner
Checkers shines in sixth season at Broadway
The enduring hit Checkers continues with the same cast for a sixth season at Broadway this weekend. The play remains a snappy, American production praised for its wholesome tone, a concise love plot, and a thrilling race track scene cited by William Whitney as the greatest racing play he has seen.
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Checkers
William ©. Whitney
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