Many Elections Both Parties Claim To Lead In Chicago and St Louis
Balloting began at 6 am for a world fair mayor and municipal ticket in St Louis with Democratic Republican Good Government Public Ownership Social Democratic and Socialist lines. Weather damp. heavy registration and strong early voter turnout. labor vote expected to be scattered with scratching noted as polls close at 7 pm. Other Missouri cities report no special features.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Carrie Nation Election Sparks Sharp City and State Interest
Topeka dispatch reports intense municipal race centering on liquor issues with damp weather expected to cut turnout. Voters flocked early as registration set a record and supporters on both sides vow a strong showing despite snow and slush, while Santa Fe shops bond plans add local interest.
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Topeka
Kan
Santa Fe
Chicago Votes Despite Bad Weather for Aldermanic Ticket
In Chicago on April 2 a full city and aldermanic ticket was chosen amid harsh weather. Early reports show light turnout with notable contests in the twenty first ward, home of Mayor Harrison, and ongoing claims of a Palmer lead in the Democratic tally. Officials noted no major disturbances or arrests as polls closed.
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Chicago
Harrison
R. K E. Palmer
Potter Palmer
Lorimer
Republican Committee
Hancey
Friends
Timnols
Milwaukee Election Notices in Milwaukee Today
Milwaukee voters head to polls for four judges several aldermen in new wards and a municipal court clerk as clouded skies threaten rain. Joshua Evie Dodge runs unopposed for re election to the state supreme bench.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Joshua Evie Dodge
State Supreme Bench
Cheap car fares promised Helena
Special to the Inter Mountain from Helena. Thomas A. Marlow, agent for George M. Brill, offers to settle the dispute with Eales Power and Light with new franchises for street railway, electric light, and gas mains for twenty five years. He proposes a graduated bonus on gross railway receipts, transfers, a 5 cent fare at high traffic, free light worth 59 dollars monthly, reduced rates above that, and to accept cash compromise of the amount due. The new company would improve electric light and street railway.
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Helena
Thomas A. Marlow
George M. Brill
Eales Power and Light Company
Daly County
Supreme Court
State Board of Health
William Treacy
A. F. Longeway
Great Falls
Toole
Board of Stock Commissioners
F. P. Fleming
Dawson
George Wakefield
Park
J. T. Brown
Roseid
D. D
Walker
Charles Rodgers
State Board of Pardons
John Lepley
Thoteau County
Carl
Miner Receiver Petition Dismissed in Silver Bow Court
Kleinechmitt Jr appeared before Judge Clements seeking a receiver for the Minnile Healy mine as administrator of the Allport estate after removal. He was fined one dollar and costs and ordered to dismiss the petition for receiver and desist from further prosecution in Silver Bow district court.
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Kleinechmitt, Jr
Jedge Clements
Minnile Healy
Allport
Silver Bow District Court
Police Court Hears Several Assault and Battery Cases
Bob Simpson pleaded guilty to umroit and battery against Chinaman Himmy July and was fined 30 dollars. Charles Brown admitted assault and battery on a Chinaman and was fined 10 dollars. Alex Prat’s fast driving case was dismissed after the victim declined to prosecute. Francia Moreland pleaded guilty to assault on a Chinaman with sentence to be announced tomorrow. Frank Allen admitted disturbing the peace and received a 10 dollar fine.
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Bob Simpson
Simpson
Sullivan
Charles Brown
Alex Prat
Main
Granite
Francia Moreland
China Alley
Frank Allen
Deal Made For California Brewery by Kenck and Milch
Pabst Brewing of Wisconsin agrees to lease California Brewery property to F. J. Kenck and John Milch for six years. Rent starts at 500 dollars monthly, rising to 650 after April 1 next year. Lessees may not sublet beyond the current brokerage office. Pabst will sell bar fixtures and restaurant equipment for 15000 dollars and transfer liquor and cigar stock at cost. If not completed by April 10, the deal becomes void.
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Pabst Brewing Company of
Wisconsin
F. J. Kenck
John Milch
California
Kenck & Milch
Pabst Company
Lienemann & Schmidt
Kentucky court delays trial in Goebel assassination case
In Frankfort Kentucky on April 2 indictments against ex Governor W S Taylor ex Secretary Powers and Berry Howard for complicity were called but continued none of the defendants being in custody. The case against Coulter under indictment was passed.
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Frankfort
Criminal Court
Taylor
Secretary of State
Powers
Berry Howard
Goebel
Coulter
Sheriff’s Report Details Jailings and Vagrancy Charges
Sheriff James B. Furey presented his first quarterly report to the county commissioners. In the last three months 260 persons were received at the county jail and 214 were discharged. Of those, 56 were charged with vagrancy, mostly arrested in January and early February, with numbers dropping after February 15.
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James B. Furey
Complaints Filed Against Two Women for Grand Larceny
A complaint charging Margaret Allen and Nellie Brooks with grand larceny for stealing 700 dollars from John Hansberry was issued by the county attorney and filed in Justice Nelson's court. Brooks is also known as Dalay Clark.
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Margaret Allen
Nellie Brooks
John Hansberry
Justice Nelson
Brooks
Dalay Clark
Real Estate Transfer of Columbia Lode Ground
A bargain and sale deed records Monica Frey Callahan transferring to George B. Clark a portion of the surface ground of the Columbia lode claim west of Mis Goula gulch. Filed today in the county clerk’s office. Consideration listed as $1, but $3.50 in war stamps affixed.
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Monica Frey Callahan
George B. Clark
Columbia Lode
Misgoula Gulch
The Excursionists Travel in Two Sections Faring 400 Passengers
Northern Pacific offices reported a morning homeseekers excursion from St Paul split into two sections totaling 400 passengers. No word yet from the Chicago departure as the Great Northern also had no update on either trip.
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The
Northern Paettte
Homeseekers
St. Paul
Chicago
Great Northern
Miners Locked Out At Oneida Colliery
Hazelton Pa April 2 six hundred men at the Oneida colliery of Coxe Bros Co have been locked out. The company demands earlier reporting for work but the men refuse. No settlement yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton, Pa
Oneida
Coxe Bros. & Co
Harris Unseated Over False Campaign Statements
London court disqualified Frederic Rutherford Harris former secretary of the British Chartered South Africa Company and MP for Monmouth after ruling that he published false statements about his opponent. The Conservative confidant of Cecil Rhodes defeated Liberal A Spirer in the parliamentary contest.
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London
Frederic Rutherford Harris
British Chartered South Africa Company
Monmouth
Harris
Cecil Rhodes
A. Spirer
Republicans Mugtorious Republicans Mugtorious
Special to Inter Mountain from Helena and Great Falls on April 2 reports Republicans winning five of seven city wards while Democrats narrowly carry two seats. Finlay Quhart defeats Bennett in one ward. Harry Zayas tops Beattie by 11 votes. J A Collins re elected mayor. Republicans win all aldermen seats, council 5 Republicans to 3 Democrats. Hawkins re elected police judge by a plurality.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Finlay Jrquhart
William Bennett
Harry Zayas
George Beattie
Great Falls
J. A. Collins
Hawkins
Dillon Election Quiet Amid Low Voter Turnout
In Dillon on April 2 nearly 900 registered voters produced only 108 ballots. B F White won the mayor’s office, L T Jones became police magistrate, and A Sydney John was elected city treasurer. Ward results named T M Selway, Charles Deputy, and M Best as aldermen with scattered write ins for mayor.
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Inter Mountain
Dillon
B. F. White
L. T. Jones
A. Sydney Johnon
T. M. Selway
Charles
M. Best
James Paxton
Tom Mulaney
Republicans Sweep Missoula Municipal Election
Special to the Inter Mountain Missoula Mont March 2 Republicans win their full municipal ticket including A M Stevens over Sid Coffee by 16 votes Warde First Andrew Logan over Tyler B Thompson by four votes Second Ed C Mix over L M Simons by votes Third William H Houston over J D Rowland by 21 Fourth AL H May over J M Herzog by 76 The Republican landslide follows a sharp Democratic challenge praising the city’s $32000 debt repayment and the party’s clean campaign led by Joseph M Dixon The election ends with one Democratic alderman in the nine member council and a celebratory citywide show of support.
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Inter Mountain
Missoula
Mont
A. M. Stevens
Sid J. Coffee
Warde
Andrew Logan
Tyler B. Thompson
Ed. C. Mix
L. M. Simons
William H. Houston
J. D. Rowland
al. H. May
J. M. Herzog
Republican City Committee
Republican Committee
Joseph M. Dixon
Charles H. Mareh
Witnesses shy in Ripley Goebel case at Frankfort trial
The Ripley murder conspiracy case resumes in Frankfort with many witnesses on both sides failing to appear and a postponement to next Tuesday. Prosecution list includes ex Governor Bradley ex Chief Justice Harlege and Adjutant Collier. Ripley represented by J T O Neil. State by Franklin County Prosecutor Grove and J B Williams.
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Frankfort
Garnett D. Ripley
Henry County
Goebel
Commonwealth
Caleb Powers
Ripley
W. ©. Bradley
J. J. Harlege
Adjutant Collier
J. T. O'Neil
William Cravens
Franklin
Grove
J. B. Willaams
Campbell
Howard
Powers
Denver police army call to arms in April proclamation
Denver Mayor Johnson issued a proclamation inviting able citizens to present themselves for sworn service as special officers at polling places. He announced an intention to appoint 2100 specials to support election security and procedure.
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Denver
Colo
Johnson
Mayor Calls Halt on Elections Over Fraud Fears
The mayor orders action citing wholesale frauds in the interest of the democratic ticket. No riots have occurred as authorities take precautionary steps to stop irregularities ahead of voting.
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Cers
Teket
Election War in St Louis Ends with Shooting at Polls
At precinct 4 in the 21st ward United States District Attorney Rozier was wounded in the arm as a gang of about 20 negroes confronted police while arresting a man named Banks who tried to vote. Between 20 and 50 shots were fired, aimed to intimidate. Banks was rescued and Rozier’s wound is not serious.
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St. Louis
United States
Rozier
21Th Ward
Fred
John Banks
Banks
Don
Bower
Pennsylvania Murder Near Sunbury In Family Tragedy
A double murder occurred at Kline's Grove near Sunbury Pennsylvania. John Gulick suspected as the killer fled. Mrs Amy Gulick age 58 and her son Philip 27 were found dead from gunshot wounds. Harry Moore on a nearby farm alerted authorities. The motive remains unknown.
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Sunbury
Kline's Grove
U Day
John Gulick
Amy Gulick
Philip
Gulick
Harry Moora
Kansas Goes Wet in Third Class Towns
Kansas towns in the third class vote on temperance, with Enterprise electing J. E. Buhres over C. B. Hoff man who backed Mrs Nation, while Solomon elected the wet slate headed by mayor E. S. Butcher by a strong margin.
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Kansas
Nation
Enterprise
C. B. Hoffman
Solomon
Wet
E. 8. Butcher
Miner progress and city arrivals in Butte headlines
Hotel gossip notes A H Tarbet of Smoke House mine in Butte says operations at the Smoke House are active with shaft depth 440 feet and cross cuts planned to 700 feet while a 19.8 large vein is being targeted. Local officials and visitors from Salt Lake City New York Spokane Helena and Rochester fill town as Mrs J Shores and others plan stays and pending residences.
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A. H.tarbet
Smokehouse
Salt Lake City
Tarbet Uy
New York
Little Wit
Eat
Wwaler
N. P
St. James Hotel
Hotel Arrival Log Lists Broad City Guests
Hotel arrivals include Arthur Pell from New York Henry Hallin and Clara Wisdom with the Stanton Opera Company Vernon Walleron from San Francisco Charles Olsen from Chicago William Winters J T Houston from Spokane and James A John from Spokane among others.
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Arthur
Pell
New York
Henry Hallin
Pushwood
Clara Wisdom
Stanton Opera Company
Vernon Walerron
San Francisco
Charles A. Olsen
Chicago
William Winters
Spokane
J. T. Houston
James A. John
Easter Bonnets Show Highest Fashion in Millinery
Easter bonnets dominate the season with Hennessy’s millinery offering French patterns and toques by Mrs Powers. Fine Poulard silks to lace nets, many colors and trims, with prices from 1.95 to 500. Other stylish garments include tailored suits, Venetian cheviots and whipcords, plus wash fabrics and hats priced from 2.95 to 17.00.
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Ghotm Aldre
Composite Names Gathered From City and State Mentions
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with varied spellings and locales across cities such as Helena New York Chicago Spokane St. Paul Minneapolis and Omaha. The garbled text reads as a roster or notice with many misspellings and incomplete names, lacking a clear event or action.
Vanthautors & Builders Announces Yankton Cement Pricing
Local contractor Vanthauteurs and Builders lists domestic cement pricing for the Yankton area. Advertisement notes wholesale rates and brand details, with contact at 19 Broadway, Hutte, Mout for orders and inquiries.
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Yankton
Broadway
Hutte
Mout
Find Gold in Norway Mishmash Report
The fragment notes a discovery of gold in Norway near Apendale, about 26 miles from Chetacianeaend, credited to Cheistliana Apel. The legible text hints at a mining claim or prospect but lacks clear dates or verifiable details.
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Chetacianeaend
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Kaheas
Street Railway and Light Company
the Police Court
Sheriff's Report
Harri&s
Party of Progress
Ripley Case
Police Army
Louis
Pennsylvania
L. P. Posey
Tookurie
A.D
Moir. Wild
Mr. Posey
E. L. Boardman
Hote Ont Herald
Butte
Railway
Ren Tractor
Jy Tn Lown
George HM. Casey
Hunters Hot Springs
A. Davia
Wallace
Tdihy
McDermott
Katherine Noble
Helomi
Joe
Ada Mickel
Alex, Muckel
Minnewara
H. C. WarNess San Francova
J. Ve Bohn
Beadville
M.A. Hivilee
J. Paul
Cy York
B. We Memritt
Rochester
Dumas Smith
A. He Beer
Washington
Minnaspella
Boelong
Mies
J. Shores
Mickel
J. A. Crawford
Garnety
J. T. Fleming
Scranton
P. Murray
J.P Marry
GT. Paul
Lathan
Cianden
the McDermotte
Anatonda
N.d. Higgins
Swert
JM. McLaughlin
Kinney
Tack
B. Howell
Missoulas
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Chloe
L. Boyd
Kéevertt
Hennessy
Raster
Btriefly
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Easter
Oxford
Pilea
Cniffan
Feta
Pye
Wehes
Kinane
the McDermott
Marguerite Walsh
Jeffferson
Brelini
Hansen
Delaney
Thomas Loynd
Springville
Ger
George J. Kingsbury
Omaha
Will B. Smith
Emtaw
Anaciila
Bishop
Hamilton
J. B. Bradley
Lani A. Velwy
Milwanker
Hoh Deljeruin
Minneapoliay
Irving
Marker
Cinema
Gen. Gardin
Hinge
Max Kuhn
Stroehel
Allen
New
National Undertaker
IMAGE
Puget Sound
Ilings
St Lois
Kansas City
Vanthautors & Builders
Norway
Western Tailoring
Genta
Reid Parlor
W. Broadway
Montana
Ilbert& Jones Cok
North Mainstret
Montana Book Co
Cornell
Koonax Painters Hd
Knabe, Fischer, Hardman, Steck, Packard and Ludwig Pianos
Mark F. Jones, Pres
Gilbert
Seey. Treas
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