Butte News Flashes Court Roundup at Police Court
Trial day before Judge Sullivan featured Don Welsh charged with wife beating. Welsh jailed six months after denial of plea while Mrs Welsh, seated with children, left court with babies in arms. Ed Newman guilty of fast driving but sentence suspended. H Goldwater warrant issued for keeping second hand store open after 6 pm. Gottlieb Swartz fired brick through Chicago restaurant window.
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Sullivan
Don Welsh
Welsh
Cornelius
South Maryland Street
Ed Newman
Mr. Newman
Gottlieb Swartz
Chicago
South Main Street
Man Fined for Vandalism After Window Cracking
A man attacked a Chinaman’s window with missiles after a dispute over a meal and a damaged tableware bill. He was arrested after shots were fired to stop his flight. fined 40 dollars, jailed 20 days for nonpayment. Mrs. Ed Curtis reports stones thrown at her Ohio alley home and seeks legal protection.
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Tey
Schmidt
Dowling
Swartz
Ed Curtis
Ohio Alley
Five Caddies of Tobacco Bandits Brought to Jail
William Clark and Jack Hoer were jailed on a charge of stealing five cases of chewing tobacco from PLJ Brophy's North Main Street store. Officers Fogarty and Medunal, in plain clothes, caught them after observing two men burying the loot near East Broad Way and returning to retrieve it.
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William Clark
Jack Hoer
City
PLJ Brophy
North Main Street
East Broadway
Fogarty and
Medunal
Clark
Harper
Silver Republican Tide Heats Up Park County Campaign
Wetstein a Park county nominee for the legislature on the silver republican ticket says a fierce campaign is ahead. He notes the independent democrats will nominate soon and may endorse Silver candidates. He plans to canvass Park county for a month starting October 3 and foresees a grand victory as the Livingston Enterprise supports the ticket three times weekly.
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Mentor Wetstein
Park County
Butte
Wetstein
Livingston
Livingston Enterprise
American Troops Suffer Reverse in Marinduque Action
General MacArthur reports Capt. Devereaux Shields and 51 men of Company F United States Volunteer Infantry with one hospital corpsman left Boac Santa Cruz on a gunboat for Torrijos and were not heard from again. The Yorktown and two gunboats under Col. Anderson moved to Marinduque to pursue captors and rescue efforts are planned.
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Washington
War Department
MacArthur
Manila
Devereaux Shields
United States Volunteer Infantry
Banta Cruz
Matinduque
Shields
Jetter
Boag
Yorktown
George Anderson
38Th Infantry
Marinduque
Anderson
Logan
24Th Infantry
Port McPherson
Atlanta
Mississippi
29Th Infantry
Natchez
Miss
Luzon
United States
Santa Cruz
Torrijos
Presbytery Votes To Keep Creed Unchanged
The Presbytery of Southern California voted in favor of keeping the creed intact and avoiding any alteration in faith, reported from Los Angeles on September 28.
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Los Angeles
Presytery
Southern California
Review of Conditions Indicates Market Shift and Coal Strike Impact
The report notes improving industrial outlook as anthracite strike nears settlement and western mills restart. It highlights coal price rises, altered steel and iron demand, and scattered recoveries in leather, wool, and cotton markets. Shipping and export totals for wheat and corn show mixed overseas demand. financials reflect tighter money and easing stock pressure ahead of elections.
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Wall Street
Amalgamated Association
Susquehanna Iron and Steel Company
Frain
Bessemer
Actiows
Iso
Atlante
Cou
Linltis
Boston
Philadelphia
United States
Canada
New York
Bradstreet
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Bradatreet
Financial Review
Lst
London
Northern Pacific
Fatal Mining Accident at Eva May Mine
Thomas Slater, a longtime miner, died when a 100 ton rock mass collapsed at the Eva May mine on Cataract creek. He had tested the ground after drilling holes in stope No. 5 when the blast occurred. Coroner Baskier will hold an inquest tomorrow, and the Basin Miners union will sponsor the funeral for Slater and his family.
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Standard Basin
Thomas Slater
Eva May
Cataract Creek
Stope No. 5
Slater
Order of Pendo
Basin Miners’ Union
Baskier
The
Granite Republican convention backs McKinley and fights corruption
The Granite Republicans met on September 26 and approved a resolution endorsing President McKinley’s administration while denouncing corrupt money in the state legislature. They nominated Harry Weinstein and Peter Mussigbrod for state legislature, with Levi Johnson as sheriff and a slate for county offices led by Henry Lehson treasure and Miré Carrie Craven schools superintendent among others.
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Standard
Philipsburg
Republicans of
Granite
McKinley
Harry Weinstein
Peter Mussigbrod
Levi Johnson
Daniel Arms
Henry Lehson
Charles Wallender
J. KE. Hartley
Miré Carrie Craven
John Axtell
George Craven
SEEKING AN EDUCATION Chicago seeks aid for Porto Rico students
A letter from M. G. Bumbaugh commissioner of education in Porto Rico asks if poor young men and women can attend the University of Chicago without expense. The matter was referred to Secretary Goodspeed and will be discussed at the next trustees meeting.
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Chicago
Harper
University of Chicago
M. G. Bumbaugh
Porto Rico
Goodspeed
Board of Trustees
Mormon train arrives in Billings heading to Cody
On Friday a number of Mormons arrived in Billings by a train of three coaches and about 27 box and stock cars. They traveled on the Rocky Fork to Bridger and plan an overland move to Cody. W T Burnett of Minneapolis aims to form a company to sort grade wool and prepare it for the eastern market aiding stockmen.
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Standard
Billings
Rocky Fork
Bridger
Cody
W. T. Burnett
Northwestern Hide and Fur Company
Minneapolis
Maverick Hose Company
J. ©. Bond
O. W. Nickey
Kk. Calhoun
State Firemen's Association
Livingston
Oscar Stephens
City
Fort Maginnis
F. W. Kreidler
EF. H. Johson
Miles City
Basin Primaries Rally Despite Anti Clark Slate
The independent democrats held their primaries in Basin last evening with no opposition to a delegation slate opposing Clark. The result consolidates anti Clark candidates behind the slate.
Great Hamburg Fire Destroys Warehouses and Timber Yard
A major blaze in Hamburg on Sept 28 has gutted several warehouses on Hafenstrasse and Tietgens, plus a timber yard. Firefighters battle the flames as adjacent buildings burn fiercely and crews direct efforts to contain the inferno.
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Hamburg
Fire destroys multiple buildings in elevated district
The blaze, which threatened the Busch circus and other structures on elevated ground, was controlled by 4:30 p m. It wrecked Pglugks and Tietgens warehouses, Robertson grease warehouse, Botsches granary and four homes. Estimated loss exceeds one million marks.
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Busch Circus
Pglugks and Tietgens
Robertson Grease
Botsches’ Granary
Independent Democrats Held Primaries in Whitehall
Special Dispatch reports Whitehall voters staged independent democratic primaries with a substantial turnout. Delegates were chosen from the city to attend the party convention.
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The
Standard
Whitehall
Alternates to County Convention Elected
Delegates were James J. Paul James Brennan Harry Dobyns CE W Woolverton W W Beeman Sherman Shrauger R R Burker W H Tebay B T Deeny Altenates John Paul James H Baumis James A. Anderson Woolverton Jr Felix Short W F Shranger R Blaydes PF A Tebay
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James J. Paul
James Brennan
Harry
Dobyns
Woolverton
W. W. Beeman
Sherman Shrauger
R. Burker
W. H Tebay
B.T. Deeny
Altenates
John
Paul
James H Baumis
James A. Anderson
Woolverton, Jr
Felix Short
W. F Shranger
Blaydes
A. Tebay
California’s Kane and Denver’s Corbett Fight 20 Rounds Draw
In Cripple Creek Colorado on September 28 Kane of California and Corbett of Denver battled 20 rounds to a draw. The match drew local interest as both fighters exchanged punches and sustained blows through the full distance.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Kane
California
Young Corbett
Denver
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Mat Lewis
Galena Street
Bloor
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Boyd Dickinson
Clerks’ Union
H. Goldwater
East Park Street
Leys
Owsley Block
Simon Bank Jeweler
N. Main St
Butte, Mont
A. Augendre
France
D. M. Newbro « Co
Jack Warper
Fusion Forces
True Blue Silver Man
Captain Shields
Creed
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Bradstreet's
Pinancial Review
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Philipsburg Notes
Granite County
Billings Notes
Ladies
Mace
Alue
Courtney’s Cash Grocery
Brand
Saratoga
J. Brophy & Co
Butte, Maa
Adda
H. J. Blume
H. J. Buene
Kop. Hickey
South Ohio Street
West Park Street
Elite Bird Store
W. Broadway
Whitehall Primaries
Hessen
Butte, Montana
Montana
Useful Novelty CO
F. Park St
Batte
Silver Bow Foundry and Machine Company
Murb
South Butte
P.O. Box
Anna
Germany
Sutton’s
Dick P. Sutton
Beni
Dave
Levis
Josh Spruce
E’' Ale
EL. Broadway
W. Park St
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