Candy-maker Courtney Dies at Centerville Boarding House
William Courtney a 61 year old candy maker from Butte collapsed and died at Mrs Arthur Thomas's boarding house at 819 North Main Centerville after dining on a steak. An inquest is planned. Courtney had recent divorce proceedings with wife Mrs Courtney and had joined the Salvation Army years earlier.
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William Courtney
Butte
Arthur Thomas
North Main Street
Centerville
Courtney
Gregson Springs
Notion
West Park Street
Salvation Army
Pride of Montana council meeting notice
All members of Pride of Montana council No 514 K and L of Security are requested to attend the next meeting on Monday October 1 1900 per order of president Nettle Hastings cor sec
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Pride of Montana Council
Security
Nettle
Legal battle over Ravalli Democratic ballot printing
Ravalli county clerk Howard D. Smart must show cause by Oct. 10 why he will not print on the Democratic column the Crutchfield convention nominees. State Senator Myers and T. J. Walsh request a writ of mandate to force printing of Landram convention nominees, with hearings set and petitions detailing the split at Hamilton.
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Helena
Howard D. Smart
Ravalli County
Supreme Court of the State
Charles M. Crutchfield
Clark County
J. A. Landram
Myers
T. J. Walsh
Cratchfield
Landram
Hamilton
C. M. Crutchfield
Crutchfield
L. D. Hatch
W. P. O’brien
John Stevens
W. M. Praffen
Thomas H. Irvine
J. T. Fitzgerald
W. M. Fowler
H. C. Groff
John A. Landram
YT. W. Flowers
F. K. Parmenter
Respondent Smart
Frank H. Woody
Fourth Judicial District
Ravalli
B. May
Ravyalli
Independent Democrats pick 38 delegates for state convention
In Lewis and Clarke county Governor Smith will head the delegation. A special dispatch from Helena reports that the independent Democrats of Lewis and Clarke county tonight selected 38 delegates to the state convention.
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Helena
Independent Democrats
Lewis and Clarke County
Park county populists back independent governor candidate Hoghn
At a Livingston meeting the Populist Central Committee of Park County adopted resolutions denouncing the state convention for nominating a corporation attorney for governor. They endorse an independent gubernatorial bid by petition in 1898 and pledge to promote Hon. T. S. Hoghn as preferable to other candidates regardless of party.
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Livingston
Park County
Montana
Commonwealth
Hoghn
Independent Democrats Convene in Madison County
The Independent Democrats held a mass convention in Virginia City on Sept 29 with over half of Madison county’s Democratic voters represented. They endorsed the county ticket, excluded the legislative ticket, and noted discontent with Clarkites from Helena and allied factions. Delegates to Butte include W A Clark and others. party dynamics warn of higher costs to Clark for the legislative slate.
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Virginia City
Madison County
Helena
Butte
W. A. Clark
W. J. Ennis
Frank McKeen
R. I. Cook
Richard Finley
Corneius Crowley
William O'Brien
Charles Walter
P. P. Gould
D. A. Pease
R. D. Baker
H. J. Leonard
E. C. Davis
Michael Carney
Thomas Lynch
Clark
Independent Democrat Conventions Endorse County Officials
In Kalispell and Townsend on Sept. 29 independent Democrats met. Kalispell delegates to the state convention were named including David Greig and Brig Smith. Nominees to the legislature included Alexander MacDonald Arthur Burns and Stephen MacCarthy. Townsend delegates to the Butte convention were listed and party strength noted as growing.
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Kalispell
Smith
David Greig
Oscar Engle
Brig Smith
Frank McKiesen
William Vanderver
A. J. Trumbull
D. McCarthy
J. W. Harrington
George Ottawa
A. A. Schonfeldt
Seth McFarren
J. C. Bullivan
Walter Jacquette
Alexander D. MacDonald
Arthur J. Burns
Stephen D. MacCarthy
Silver Bow Democrats Nominate Tickets in Close County Race
The Silver Bow Democratic convention nominated W. J. Naughton for county attorney with D. H. Kehoe and E. M. Lamb advancing on a tight vote. Lamb won the second ballot by one over Kehoe. John E. Moran won clerk and recorder, with multiple ballots deciding clerk of the district court among Leonard Clark Hynds Whitty and Sidley, Sidley ultimately prevailing after Hynds and Whitty withdrew. The process drew intense excitement as 158 of 182 votes chose Sidley, and the convention adjourned to resume Monday morning.
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W. J. Naughton
D. H. Kehoe
Roy &. Alley
E. M. Lamb
Guy Stapleton
Lamb
Dan Hanley
M. D. English
English
Kehoe
John E. Moran
R. F. Leonard
CG. C. Clark
Harry Hynds
P. J. Whitty
P. H. Sidley
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Cis
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Rage Dh Eeries
Tagonele Jc Ck Cepessiscces
Sean Cerarces
Sidley
Leonard
Silver Row
Bryan Speaks on Money Question to Dakota Wheat Lands Farmers
In a continuation from page one, Bryan criticizes Republican emphasis on the money question. He argues their stance marks a dollar policy and reveals an inability to see beyond currency concerns, even as he asserts broader human rights importance.
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Bryan
Dakota Wheat Lands
Dr Grigg Eye Ear Nose Throat Specialist in Butte
Dr T A Grigg OCULIST limited to eye nose throat and chest practices with office at port office building 28 East Broadway in Butte Montana.
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T. A. Grigg
E. Broadway
Butte
Mont
Population of St Joseph Doubling in a Decade
Victor H. Olmstead special agent of the census department in Washington reports no fraud in St Joseph Missouri's enumeration. He wires that the population of 102 974 is correct as learned and the bureau accepts the figures.
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St. Joseph, Mo
Victor H. Olmstead
Census Department
Washington
Illinois Steel plant to idle Monday affecting 3000 workers
Joliet Sept 24 officials admit the entire Illinois Steel plant will be idle Monday morning except the blast furnace. About 3,000 men will be affected.
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Joliet, Til
Illinois Steel Company
Army chief urges more automobile use in the service
Washington September 29 Lieutenant General Miles commanding United States army in his annual report will renew his recommendation for the further use of the automobile in the army.
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Washington
Miles
United States Army
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Huyler
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F. T. McCormick
Silver Bow Democrats
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California Oil Investment Co
Owsley Block Butte, Mont
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East Park Street
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Butte Business Directory
McClure Bros
EK. Sticht
N. Main
P. O
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Aassayer
W. Park St
Thos. Bhuggy
N. Main St
ST. Joseph
Missouri
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W. Broadway
Etanwers
National Undertaking CO
Butte, Mont
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Omaha
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Missoula, Mont
Nebraska
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H. J. Blume
W. G. Sairu
Ohio Ave
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Grand Opera House
Dick P. Suro
the Royal Marine Band OF
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Giovanni Setare
Tiarp
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Ferruccio Guaanini
Trand Opera House
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Schmitt
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Lee
Crescent City
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Electrical Essentials
Montana Electric CO
East Broadway
Svend Carlson
Tom Moore
S. Main, Butte
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