Butte Labor Convention Slices Fusion Plans Amid Rigorous Rules
Delegates at the Butte Silver Bow labor party convention bar nondelegates from the floor and wage a drawn out session over fusion with Clark Democrats. The conference committee, formed amid heated debate, sets district and county offices by faction, adjourns, and resumes with nominations for sheriff and coroner, while parties split across precincts and Meadors.
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Labor Party
Silver Bow County
Clark Democrats
Union Hall
Helena
Butte
Haggerty
Frank Weldon
Mr. Weldon
Phil Bowden
W. J. Sivans
M. P. Haggerty
William Walsh
H. J. Clark
Pat May
John Powers
William Fisher
J. J. McGrath
Ed Day
John McGinnis
J. EB. McNally
Frank Axtell
R. R. Williams
B. Younker
Joseph Shannon
J Wetingill
Walter Beckman
EB. F. Jones
Michael Devy
EL F. Dodson
J. P. Bosch
Charles Whiteley
Charles Rowe
Wil- Nan Hosking
Frank Ferguson
Matt Beaver
P. J. Hunt
G. H. Morrison
J. Hockins
Fred Lane
J. B. Lyttle
McNally
Heinze Republicans
Legislative
Silver Bow Township
South Butte
Waltkerville
Meaderville
Clark Party
Red Mountain
Clarks
Constable
Justices of the Peace
Martin Dee
J. H. Lahey
J. B. Furey
John Dawson
John Whitely
Forbes Buchanan
C. P. Brinton
Charles Lannin
Dan McDonald
H. M. Heimendiger
A. W. Brouse
Clerks’ Union No. 12
Will Whiteley
James B. Furey
Cunningham
Mr. Furey
Geologist’s View on Indian Origins and Mongolian Link
Ethnologist Lydekker discusses whether American Indians descend from Mongolian stock or evolved independently. He notes similarities and differences in complexion, skull shapes, facial features, and languages, and cites Pacific coast tribes and Mexican mixtures as context for a Mongolian origin debate.
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Mr. Lydekker
North
South America
Animal Kingdom
Africa
Mr. Dubois
East Indies
America
Australia
Antarctic
South Pole
Lydekker
Patagonia
North America
Pacific Coast
Arizona
New Mexico
Mexico
Central America
County People's Party Convention Called for September 27 1900
The county convention of the people's party is called for Thursday September 27 1900 at noon. The meeting will be at the Auditorium in Butte Silver Bow County Montana. Abe Phillips is chairman and M G O'Mally secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haggerty
J. J. Quinn
Miners’ Union
John FE. Dawson
Clerks’ Union
Butte
Union Labor Party of
Silver Bow County
Centlemen
Democratic Party of
Democratic Party
F. E. Corbett
M. P. Gilchrist
George H. Casey
J. J. Knowlton
C. E. Alsop
The
People's Party
Montana
Abe Phillips
M. G. O'Mally
Postoffices Advanced to Third Class in Several States
The Postoffices Advanced list from Washington state notes Lahaina Lihu Hawaii and Sedro Wooley Washington among offices elevated from fourth to third class. Oregon entries include College Grove Lakeview Tillamook. Utah Vernal and Wyoming Cambria also listed.
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Washington
Hawaii
Lahaina
Lihu
Oregon College Grove
Lakeview
Tillamook
Utah
Vernal
Sedro Wooley
Wyoming
Cambria
Marines Depart for Manila Via San Francisco
A detachment of United States Marines left the headquarters barracks for San Francisco to proceed to the Philippines, ordered to Manila.
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Washington
United States
San Francisco
Philippines
Secretary Root Improving in Southampton Report
Secretary of War Root is able to be out of course and his condition is not at all alarming, according to a Sept. 25 bulletin from Southampton, N Y. The statement notes that his health allows walk and light activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Barret
A. Cohen
William McKinley Flynn
Flynn
Charles Lannin
Joe Shannon
Haggerty
Shannon
Southampton
N. Y
Root
Cours
Transport Lennox Sails for Manila from Portland
The transport Lennox sailed this afternoon for Manila with 0 horses and mules and a full cargo of hay and oats.
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Portland
Ore
Lennox
Manila
Michael Wins 4 Mile Pace At Hartford Velodrome
Jimmy Michael defeated Burns Pierce in a four mile paced race at the Hartford Velodrome finishing six laps ahead, or one mile, with a time of 34 minutes 10 4 5 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Jimmy Michael
Burns Pierce
Michael
Death of Millionaire William Marsh Rice Under Coroner Inquiry
Coroner Hart and the district attorney pursue an investigation into the death of William Marsh Rice a 54 year old millionaire who died at the Berkshire apartment on Madison avenue. Authorities opened the inquiry after Monday morning checks totaling nearly 250 000 payable to Albert T Patrick the lawyer and Rice s adviser were presented for payment at Fifth Avenue Trust and at S M Swanson Sons.
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New York
Hart
William Marsh Rice
Berkshire
Madison Avenue
Rice
Houston
Texas
Milwaukee
Fifth Avenue Trust Company
S. M. Swanson & Son
Wall Street
Albert T. Patrick
Arrogant U.S. Policy Draws Austrian Criticism
The Austrian press condemns United States attitude toward China and accuses Washington of arrogant defiance that strains relations with the Allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
United States
China
Washington
Down at a river resort with a Washington man of letters
A narrator recalls meeting a neighbor at a bay area hotel veranda who is called a Washington man of letters. The exchange centers on a challenge to discuss Carthaginian history and ceramics, with the narrator revealing a wealth of information while the man of letters listens politely.
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Washington Post
Bay
Washington
Ul College
Sveral
Ut Dawidin
Prices for Pebble Cheviot and Serges in yard sales
The listing shows 0-inch black Pebble Cheviot at $1.50 and $2.00, a 58-inch extra heavy quality at $2.75, 1d4-inch Cheviot Serges at tie price $1.90, $1.25 and $2.00 per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minehall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
Miners’ Union Hall
EB. T. Bosch
FE. F. Dobson
Michael McCormick
John Boyle
Carpenters’ Union
Samuel Johnson
John Lee
Dawson
Dobson
McCormick
Boyle
Lee
Johnson
Davis & Weimescary Co
Rei Man
Yallow
Asia
Chicago Chronicle
Secretary Root
Will
Arrogane
Man OF
Letters
Pound
Hennessy’s
Hennessy
Axminster
Ingrain
Wilton
Sen
Smyrna Rugs
Bige
Las
Slae
Biyles
Buite
Black Bress Goods
Rs Union
Melba” Union
Ypsilanti Union
Ecru
Dorothy Brand
Ypsilanti
Astrakhan
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