Independent Democratic County Convention Call for Silver Bow County
The Independent Democratic Party of Silver Bow county calls a county convention at Sutton's theater in Butte on September 29 at 1 a.m. to nominate 122 delegates and 122 alternates and to select county officers including two district judges, twelve legislative assembly members, three county commissioners, sheriff, treasurer, assessor, county attorney, clerk, district court clerk, county auditor, coroner, public administrator, surveyor, superintendent of schools, two justices per township, and two constables per township. Primary elections are set for September 27 from 4 to 8 p.m. at precincts listed with meeting places and delegate allocations.
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Independent Democratic Party
Silver Bow County
Montana
Sutton’s
Butte
Labor Convention Nominates Fusion Ticket For County Office
The county Labor Party adjourned session at the Auditorium after completing nominations for the Clarke Heinze fusion ticket. Sam Johnson won the coroner nomination. P. Haggerty was nominated for county commissioner. Legislative nominees include Frank Pelletier and J. Quinn among others. Dee and Lannin key figures in multiple ballots. The group reported Heinze endorsement of the fusion plan and adjourned around dawn.
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M. P. Haggerty
Labo Party
Clarke-Heinze
Heinze
Heinze Committee
J. F. Davies
J. B Knight
Pat Boland
Joseph Vogler
Sam Treloar
Joe Pyle
J. Stevenson
Davies
Treloar
C. J. Stevenson
Mike McCormick
John Lee
Sam Johnson
McCormick
Johnson
Lee
L. Bannon
F. L. Pelletier
J. KE. McNally
Charles Lannin
William Cunningham
John Powers
Martin Dee
G. H. Morrison
Peter Teague
Joseph Shannon
Forbes Buchanan
Thomas Williams
Ey P. Brinton
George Wheeler
RR. C. Scott
Patrick McMahon
W. J. Evans
Patrick J. Keane
Tom Tomick
Walter Beckman
John J. Quinn
Frank Axtell
Daniel McDonald
McDonald
Scott
Keane
McMahon
J. &. McNally
McNally
J. B. McNally
Frank J. Pelletier
Walter Beekman
P. Brinton
L. L. Bannon
Tom Tomich
J. J. Quinn
G. H. Morrizon
Frank Jo Pelletier
Quinn
Teague
Morrison
Wheeler
Tomich
Lannin
Cunningham
Mo P. Haggerty
Insurgent Attacks and American Responses Near Manila
Reports from Manila describe vigorous insurgent assaults on U S outposts near Zapote Bridge Las Pinas Paranaque Bacoor and Imus with an estimated 400 rebels armed with rifles. Americans dispersed the attack killing and wounding 40. Other skirmishes occurred in Laguna Cavite Nueva Keija and Zambales as General Mojica’s band was pursued by Major Henry T Allen.
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Manila
United States
Zapote Bridge
Las Pinas
Paranaque
Bacoor
Imus
25Th
United States Infantry
Samar
Paete
Pagsanjan
Santa Cruz
Laguna
Nueva Keija
Indang
Silang
Cavite
Iba
Subic
Zambales
Leyte
Mojica
Henry T. Allen
43Rd Infantry
Othe Mountains
Mary
Senor Arotay
Leon Pepperman
Naval maneuvers declared successful by arbitration board
The board of arbitration ruled on recent North Atlantic squadron operations. The Holland failed to torpedo the Kearsarge as running lights were up. The Stiletto succeeded against the Massachusetts before it ran ashore. The ramming of the Kearsarge by the Leyden was not allowed. Torpedo boat results were reversed from last night. Gwynn appears active, while Scorpion and Eagle were reportedly present. Texas went out to sea to avoid being found. The exercises are deemed a success and will be discussed at the National War College.
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Newport
R. 1
Board of Arbitration
Holland
Massachusetts
Fort Adams
Gwynn
Scorpion
Eagle
Porter
Morrie
Kearsarge
Dahlgren
Indiana
Texas
Thee
National War College
Army of Men At Work In Galveston Clearing Debris
Nearly 2,000 men are clearing streets and removing debris in Galveston. Twenty five bodies were recovered today and 35 yesterday. Governor Sayers left for Austin to seek an appropriation to fund municipal operations through Feb 28, with about $100,000 needed. Governor Bayers opposed using relief funds for this purpose.
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Galveston
Tex
Sayers
Austin
Bayers
Death of Dr Lazear in Havana Yellow Jack outbreak
Victim of the Havana yellow fever outbreak Dr Lazear dies from the disease. Dr Carroll contracted yellow fever but recovered, while Dr Reedus has returned to the United States.
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Havana
Lazear
Carroll
Reedus
United States
Transcontinental passenger agents discuss alliance plan
General passenger agents of the transcontinental railroads met in Chicago and adjourned to reconvene tomorrow to consider forming a trans continental passenger association. The dispute over military rate policies remains a difficult problem to resolve before finalizing any agreement.
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Chicago
Trans-Continental Railroads
Formation of Westward Rail Arbitration Plan Approved
After two days of work an agreement seeks to refer military business west from Chicago to Commissioner MacLeod of the Western Passenger association. He will arbitrate all disputes and set six percent for the roads with his decision final. Democratic campaign hats advertised at Hennessey’s, six for a bite in all sizes.
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Chicago
MacLeod
Western Passenger Association
Hennessy's
Kiln Collapse at Glencarbon Brick Yards Kills Five
Lightning struck a kiln at Glencarbon brick yards near B Edwardeville, burying five workers under tons of brick. Isaac Carrock Charles Mather Elmer Humsey Theomas Hart Bree Joseph Burckhardt were among the injured rescued alive but severely hurt.
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Edwardeville
Glencarbon
N'Got
Isaac Carrock
Charles Mather
Elmer «Humsey
Theomas Hartbree
Joseph Burckhardt
New Manitoba Premier Chosen by Conservative Caucus
P Rinten, member for Woodlands, selected by a Conservative caucus to succeed Hugh John MacDonald as premier. He must seek re election to win a full mandate.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Rinten
Woodlands
Hugh John MacDonald
Alaska Supply Shipment Delayed by River Freeze
A 300 ton Yukon supply shipment to Fort Egbert and Fort Gibbon failed to reach St. Michael in time for the last upriver boat. A duplicate order will be sent via Skaguay to rush downriver before freeze up, with sledges as a fallback. The Steamer Robert Dollar carried the original load but did not arrive at St. Michael until Sept. 13.
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Fort Egbert
Fort Gibbon
Yukon
St. Michael
Skaguay
Robert Dollar
Removal of Church to New Address in Butte Montana
Removal first church of Christ scientist of Butte Montana moves to 850 West Broadway. Christian Science reading rooms open at the new location daily from 11 until 5 o'clock except Sunday.
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First Church of Christ “Scientist
Butte City
Montana
Christian Science
Cincinnati Defeats Pittsburg In National League Game
Cincinnati defeated the home team with better all around play in a National League game at Pittsburg. Attendance was 4,600. Pitchers Tannehill and Phillips for Pittsburgh faced Scott and Kahoe for Cincinnati. umpire Emelie.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Icc Sco
Srk
Ceess Eh
Tannehill
Scott and Kahoe
Emelie
Brooklyn and Chicago Play Postponed by Rain
In St Louis on Sept 24 the Brooklyn team played in championship form but the game against Chicago was postponed due to rain. Batteries were Donahue and Douglass for Brooklyn with Kitson and Farrell also noted. umpires Hurat and others observed.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Brooklyns
R. BM
Easlz
Donahue
Douglass
Kitson and Farrell
Hurat
St. Louis
Chicago
Louise-Chicago
Whistling Man Clings to Plow as Bees Herd
Henry Fitch a young farmer from Mountain End kept whistling while plowing as a swarm of thousands of honey bees settled on his oxen. His mother rushed to save him using a tin pan and a spared hive to drive the bees away before they could sting.
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St. Louis Republic
Henry Fitch
Mountain End
Young Fitch
Fiteh
Fitch
Mra. Fitch
Mrs. Fitch
Eighths, Not Quarters, In New Apartment Tale
A landlord asks about new quarters and a tenant replies that the rooms feel like eighths, not quarters. The line captures a humorous measurement jab about living space in a modern apartment house.
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The
Washington Star
When in Rome
A fragment from the Philadelphia Press hints at the old saying about Rome and its visitors. The line suggests travelers adapt to local ways or risk social pushback.
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Philadelphia
Rome
Census trends show similar city growth between eras
Census bureau data indicates the four largest U.S. cities grew numerically by about the same amount from 189 to 1900 as from 1880 to 1890. The 155 large cities added about 4.73 million people from 1880 to 1890 and 4.63 million from 1890 to 1900, with the latter period showing a lower percentage rise due to a larger base population.
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Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Corrigan Stops Williams in Sixth Round in Savannah
In Savannah Georgia on September 26 Iam Corrigan knocked out Tom Williams of Australia in the sixth round of their boxing bout.
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Savannah
Iam Corrigan
This City
Tom Williams
Australia
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