MR CLARKS CHANCES IN MONTANA SENATE INQUIRY
The paper surveys the Clark case as witnesses finish and a senate committee weighs verdicts. It notes conflicting testimony and previews possible dual reports, with action likely next December if committee harmony falters. It critiques press innuendo and defends Mr Wellcome against unfair comparisons while urging fair, impartial consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claris
Clark
Puble
Senate Committee
Commonwealth
Iron Ship of & Corporation
Genteman
Senate
Congress
Montana
Jesus and John 8 referenced in Butte Miner opinion
The Butte Miner discusses a supreme court case pursued by Mr. John B. Wellcome and notes the Savior’s refusal to testify before Pilate. It clarifies the Miner’s stance, noting it does not claim Wellcome shares Christlike traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Wellcome
Supreme Court
Butte
Pilate
Wellcome
Clark
Death of Dan Rice veteran circus clown at 77
Daniel McLaren known as Dan Rice the veteran circus clown died in Long Branch at age 77. A pioneer in American amusement he helped popularize the one ring show and influenced generations of showmen while facing decline as the industry evolved. He was once a friend of Abraham Lincoln and a ailing figure in later years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel McLaren
Dan Rice
Long Branch
Barnum
Rice
Faite
Inter
Abraham Lincoln
Tdncoln
Inter Mountain clash over Treacey Hunt case heats up
The editorial page attacks the Anaconda Standard over its coverage of the Supreme Court clash with Dr. Treacey and Judge Hunt. It argues readers prefer plain facts to speculative “ifs” and notes progress on Butte’s federal building while British South Africa successes hint at the war’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Treneey
Inter Mountain
Judge Hunt
Clark
Treacey
Supreme Court
Hunt
South Africa
Pretoria
Kruger
Butte
Dely Mgaulf
W. A. Clark
Deer Lodge
Ansners
Mr. Daly
New York
Lyons
Hill
Raleigh
Copper King
Helena
Tommy Cronin
Anaconda
Washington saloon note sparks Clark reform row in 1900
Special Correspondent recalls a Washington episode where an Advisory Committee summons John Ginx to the Willard cellar, witnesses a chorus of Clark backers praise and defend Senator W. A. Clark, and reveal Montana politics and copper interests influencing an Amalgamated reform effort.
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Washington
Raleigh Hotel
John Ginx
Willard Hotel
Shackman
Anaconda Reform Committee
Campbell
New York
Copper King
Montana
Permarse
Anaconda
Butte
Barney Shanahan
Clark
W. A. Clark
Congressman Campbell
Jollier
Col
Tom Marshall
Stiff
Cook
Whiteside
Madison County
Clarks
Bozeman
Metts
Senator Clark
Robert Emmett
Emmett
Belfast
Short Talk About Clothing In Butte Stores
A brief note on the limited number of shops in Butte that gamblers on style quality and price can rely upon. The piece underscores cautious shopping due to few dependable clothing outlets in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Fragmentary 19th Century Letter Recounts Reform Debate
An OCR fragment recounts 1898 political debating and a toast to "To the Devil With the Anaconda" amid reform committees in Montana. The writer hints at party conflicts, a convention, and efforts for purity in moral reform, ending with a cordial signup for a church donation party and remarks by Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shober
Clark
Aiden
Reform Committee
Montana
John Ginx
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Inter Mountain Publishing CO
Inter Mountain Publishing Company
M. A. Berger
Granite
Butte City
Mont
Silver Bow County
MR. Clark
Ing
Jesus
Assis
Mr. Wellcome
Christ
Jesus and
John
Maud Muffer
Stanard
Leve
IMR
Sengh
Moon
Raen
New Spring
M. J. Connell Company
Gchatzlein Paint CO
W. Broadway
Lee Mantle
Chas, Schatzisin
Given Warener Blue
Tang
Henry Mugler
Frank Wijaakina
State Savings Bank
United States
Europe
J. A. Creighton
Omaha
G. W. Btapleton
Barret
H. D. Leavitt
V. Kemper
T. M. Hodgens
Main and
Park Sts. ,Butte
Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro
Clark & Larabie
Gell Exchange
United Sates
Colleene
Alex J. Johnson
Cashler
Boullion
First National Bank OF Butte
Eu-rope
North Main Street
PRM
Aia i Gee
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