Heinze Republicans Try to Keep Fusion Momentum Alive
The Heinze faction reassembled to slate two county posts in a bid to bolster a fusion ticket with the Clark faction. A conference committee was named despite lacking formal appointment, and a new central committee was listed. The platform condemned Standard Oil influence and pledged support to the eight hour fusion ticket with Democratic and labor groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Leonard
John W. Cotter
S. H. Treloar
Joseph Pyle
Pat Boland
J. F. Davies
Joseph Vogler
Sampson
Joseph Annear
Beff. Annear
HH. Hoetsino
Joseph Calloway
William Burt
Joseph Horn
Nick Holland
Joseph Porter
William Butler
George Wed
A. F. Torremer
Henry Walters
John Bank
Platform and Resolutions Committee
John F. Davies
Helena
Standard Oil Company
Republican County Central Committee
Standard [1
Amalgamated Copper Mining Company
Silver Bow democracy faces split as fusion looms
Clark county factions clash as populists and labor join to seize offices while independent Democrats field a true ticket. Clark fusion prompts raids on district judge and legislative seats, with public administrator and school superintendent still in play amid party turmoil.
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Silver Bow County
T.cket
Montana
Sam Roberts
A. A. Crossman
Crossman
Roberts
W Roberts
Heinze
Butte Independent
John Bevan
George H. Spencer
Silver Bow
Clark Democrats
Clark
Sheriff
Tom Kilgallen
Democratic Committee
Othe Clarks
Legislative
Labor Party
Man Clark
Democracy at stake as convention rejects report over two offices
Readers note a fierce dispute within the populist camp over the conference committee's report. Opponents threaten not to accept the report unless two specific offices are granted, accusing the leadership of undermining democracy.
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Conference Committee
Henrys Showcases Finest Shoes and Slippers for Women
The store displays the finest shoes and slippers for women's wear highlighting style and comfort. An array of options suggests choices for daily use and special occasions.
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Hennesry's
State Retail Liquor Dealers’ Protectives Convene in Butte
A Montana state convention of the Retail Liquor Dealers’ Protective association will convene in Butte on Thursday Oct 4 at noon with delegates from every county in the state. A grand convention ball follows on the evening of the 4th at Renshaw hall tickets one dollar John Bloor secretary 338 Silver Bow Block.
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Retail Liquor Dealers’ Protective Association of Montana
Butte
Renshaw Hall
John Bloor
Silver Bow
Rain Delays Terre Haute Harness Race Meet
Track conditions dampen racing as 2 19 trot and 2 14 pace conclude while 2 20 trot heats for the Wabash purse of 5000 are unfinished. Joe Patchen and Anaconda postponed to tomorrow amid weather. results list J T Free Silver Baron Marguerite Electro pose and others in 2 19 and Lady Pipes dominates 2 4 pace with three straight heats.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Joe Patchen
Anaconda
J. T
Baron Marguerite
Wilba
Sally Simpson
Malbourn
Malvern
Elmer
Lady Pipes
Alpha W
Major
Marshall
Annie Thornton
Victor Little
Annie Burns
May Alcott
Camilla Bell
Maggie Anderson
Red June
Lady Geraldine
Malcom Ward
New York Horse Meet Results Show Winners Across Six Races
Sept 26 results list six races with winners Finor Pleasant Sail Autumn Red Path Annoy and Rappahannock. Second places include Long Isle Rolling Boer Jack Point Hesper Miss Hanover Templeton. times range from 1:08 3-5 to 3:49 4-5.
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New York
Finor
Long Isle
Challenger
Pleasant Sail
Rolling Boer
Monad
Jack Point
Belle of Trot
Red Path
Hesper
His Royal Highness
Annoy
Miss Hanover
Carbunele
Rappahannock
Templeton
Driscoll
Einstein Wins Mile Race at St Louis Track Meet
In St Louis on September 26, Einstein captured the mile and one sixth race with Eugenia S. placing second and El Caney third. Duelist won the six furlongs for two-year-olds, Orleans finished second, Juanetta third. Laurate won the one mile event with Haviland second and Thankful third. Titus took the hurdle race, Tolio second and Yoruba third. Tayon won the six furlong handicap with Loving Cup second and Miss Mae Day third.
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St. Louis
Einstein
Eugenia S
el Caney
Duelist
Orleans
Juanetta
Laurate
Haviland
Thankful
Titus
Tolio
Yoruba
Tayon
Loving Cup
Miss Mae Day
Natural Gas Wins First Race at Five Furlongs in Chicago
In Chicago on September 24 results list Natural Gas first in the five furlongs with Lady Iris second and Regea third in 1:07 1 4. The six furlong second race sees Bessie Macklin take victory with Prejudice second and The Unknown third in 1:14 4 5. The steeplechase short course third race is won by Donation with Arquebus second and Coronatus third in 2:14 1 5. Fourth race incomplete with Sir Christopher noted.
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Caicago
Lady Iris
Regea
Bessie Macklin
Prejudice
Unknown
Donation
Arquebus
Coronatus
Sir Christopher
Local Race Notes Show Winners and Times
Won with Goal Runner second and Rival Dare third in one mile fourteen. Van Hoorebeck captured the feature at one mile sixteen, Florizar runner up with Ohner third. Prairie Dog won the mile and 70 yards, Defender II runner up and Depending third. Neck Lace took seven furlongs with Percy R. second and Benham third.
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Goal Runner
Rival Dare
van Hoorebeck
Florizar
Ohner
Prairie Dog
Defender II
Necklace
Percy R
Benham
Rumor Mongers Busy in London Cabinet Canvass
London dispatch notes ongoing cabinet speculation as Lord Lansdowne and Lord Salisbury meet repeatedly to select a possible foreign secretary. Far East reports recount emperors, princes, Boxers, and massacres as allies maneuver near Pekin and Manchuria.
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New York
the Tribune
London
Lord Lansdowne
Lord Salisbury
Foreign Office
Far East
Prince Tuan
Li Yung Chang
Russia
Manchuria
Amoor
China
Secret circular from Moscow excommunicates Tolstoi
A Lausanne report says Joannicius metropolitan of Kiev circulated to Russian archbishops a document declaring Tolstoi an enemy of the church and threatening prohibition of divine services and expiatory masses if he dies without recanting.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Joannicius
Kieff
Tolstoi
Holy Synod
Great Storm Strikes Fiord Iceland Hits Fishermen
Reports from Droomore describe a fierce Fiord storm with winds up to 120 miles per hour. Most fishing smacks were driven ashore, homes destroyed, and several people killed amid widespread property damage.
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Edinburgh
Droomore
Fiord
Iceland
Davis and Weimescary Co Cuts Glassware Sale
Cut glass fine china lamps offered at quarter off this week at Davis and Weimescary Co.
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Davis & Weimescary Co
Adopted Boy Placed in Insane Asylum After Alcohol Causing Collapse
Alfred Harris 27, adopted at age 11 by Mr and Mrs Stephen Thomas, was ordered gent to the insane asylum. Medical commission Dr W L Renick and Charles C Thompson found alcoholism the primary cause. Mrs Thomas testified the boy’s mother in Cornwall England promised reward for care but failed to come. He claimed being struck by a meteor and involvement in a murder case. his talk showed mental defect. Centerville West Center street address.
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Alfred Harris
Stephen Thomas
W. L. Renick
Charles C. Thompson
Thomas
Cornwall
England
Montana
Butte
Centerville
West Center
Pythian Order Plans Corner Stone Laying at Armory
All members of the order in Butte and visiting brothers are requested to meet at the armory at 1 50 Thursday September 27 to participate in the laying of the corner stone of the Pythian castle. By order of Pythian castle committee.
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Butte
Pythian Castle
A Wise Guy at the Grand Receives Tepid Review
The Grand presented A Wise Guy a vaudeville medley with music and sketches. Critics describe weak singing and mediocre ensemble work, with lead Spike Hennessy portrayed by Mr. Sellery as just fair. The audience response was tepid, with little enthusiasm for the show.
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Spike Hennessy
Sellery
the Grand
Democratic County Convention Called for Sept 27 1900
The Democratic county convention is called to reconvene on Thursday September 27 1900 at 10 a.m. at Sutton's Union Family Theater in Butte Silver Bow County Montana. A H Barrett serves as Chairman and A B Cohen as Secretary.
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Democratic Party
Sutton
Union Family
Butte
Silver Bow County
Montana
A. H. Barrett
A. B. Cohen
Colored Wool Fabrics and Pebble Cheviot Yard Rates
American textile house advertises wool sibelines in medium dark and very dark gray from $1.25 per yard. Black sibelines $1.75 to $6.00. 50 inch Pebble Cheviot $1.50 to $2.00. 58 inch extra heavy at $8.75. 54 inch Cheviot Series $1.00 to $2.00 per yard.
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Butte
Minch
Ypsilanti
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Heinze Republican Party
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Sutton's
Samuel H. Treloar
Treloar
Walter Cooper
W. D. Fenner
Harry Sims
Walkerville
Bevan
Spencer
Fenner
Sims
Dingeron
South Butte
Meaderville
Lewis
John Olsen
Frank Zimmerman
James H. Hall
Robert Thomas
H. S. Libby
Robert C. Keast
Gravesend
Hawthorne
Count Tolstoi
Tair
Hennessy’s
Ennessy
Hennessy
Sapunk
Valises
Anvas
Hennessy’ Bute
Melba” Union
Ypsilanti Union
Ecru
Dorothy Brand
Hennessy’s, Buit
Jack Frost
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